Danny Graham looks for new striking partner... on the Playstation
Post categories: Weird world of football
|09:00 UK time, Friday, 30 December 2011
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| The 606 newsletter | ||
| Football headlines, gossip and nonsense directly from the 606 office. | ||
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 | Stereophonics give Christmas gift to local football team | |
The Welsh rockers will be donating a percentage of proceeds from their Christmas gigs to Welsh League Division 1 side Cwmaman Institute FC. I’m sure Cwmaman will ‘Have a Nice Day’ when that cheque comes through. | ||
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 | Crydaddy | |
Ian Wright admitted to being reduced to tears after some of the films on TV this Christmas. If that isn’t embarrassing enough, his son popped up claiming that it’s not an unusual sight. This is how Shaun Wright-Phillips responded to his father’s tears. | ||
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 | Everyone loves Gareth Bale | |
It seems everyone who loves football is appreciating Gareth Bale’s current form. But the guys over at ‘Who Ate all the Pies’ have noticed that the love gets stronger if you play against him. See the evidence here | ||
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 | Danny Graham needs more friends | |
The Swans striker has had enough of playing Playstation on his own so has taken to Twitter to recruit some new opponents. Wayne Routledge fancies his chances. | ||
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 | Andros Townsend can’t resist a dig at Arsenal | |
The Spurs youngster revealed some of the secrets to Tottenham’s current form and managed to have a dig at Arsenal in the process. Andros would have won over a few Spurs fans with this tweet | ||
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 | How not to win a penalty | |
We’re giving Arjen Robben full marks for this dive, as he tries to win a penalty for Bayern Munich. How would you score this dive? | ||
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