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Argentina's Aimar to play for Johor Published on Sep 15, 2013 -- PHOTO: AFP Former Argentina international Pablo Aimar greeting fans of Johor Darul Takzim before signing a two-year deal to play with the Malaysian Super League club yesterday. The 33-year-old footballer, who played in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, will begin playing for his new club next season. He is the latest high-profile player to feature for the big-spending Malaysian team, which brought in former Spanish international Daniel Guiza for the last season. Johor Football Association president Tunku Ismail Ibrahim said Aimar will be the league's most expensive player but did not reveal how much he will be paid.

Picture appeared in today's TNP. Europe have the octupus, here in Asia we have the parrot. Maradona was thinking left or right...... Put on your thinking cap...what's your caption?

Argentina are playing England in the world cup, and Messi says to the team, "listen you all seem tired, why don't you have a night off, have a drink and I'll play by myself." So they agree and Messi goes to play England by himself. At half time the Argentinian team check the score and they see ARG 1-0 ENG (Messi 37th min). They're all impressed and get back to what they're doing. After the match finishes they check the score and see ARG 1-1 ENG (Lampard 85th min). They go to their dressing room and see Messi with his head in his hands. They tell him, "Come on, cheer up you got a draw all by yourself, that's great." Messi replies, "No you don't understand, I got sent off in the 60th minute."

is the above match showing on cable ????

ESPN Soccernet report : Veron sees red as Argentina crash again Paraguay secured their place at next summer's World Cup finals with a well-deserved win over Diego Maradona's hapless Argentina. A first-half goal by Nelson Haedo Valdez helped Gerardo Martino's side join hosts South Africa and the already-qualified England, Ghana, Australia, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Holland, Spain and Brazil. Argentina, meanwhile, suffered their fourth defeat in the last five qualifying games and went down to the play-off position in the standings. Now, Diego Maradona fate is in the 'Hands of God' .................

http://sport.sg.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=1754690 Argentina appointed Maradona as their new coach

Their situation is very similar to ours. Read this excerpt below: