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Backstreet boys at Guinness World Records Show, Cologne

Backstreet boys at Guinness World Records Show, Cologne

Backstreet boys at Guinness World Records Show, Cologne

Backstreet boys at Guinness World Records Show, Cologne

Album signing at a shop called New Yorkers, Koln, Germany

Album signing at a shop called New Yorkers, Koln, Germany

Album signing at a shop called New Yorkers, Koln, Germany

Backstreet Boys at 1Live Radio, Germany

Backstreet Boys at 1Live Radio, Germany

Backstreet Boys at 1Live Radio, Germany

Vettel and Coulthard reveal 2008 merchandising Red Bull driver David Coulthard and Scuderia Toro Rosso driver Sebastian Vettel revealed Red Bull's 2008 merchandising line in Hanger 7 on Tuesday. In between the fashion shows the duo gave away a demonstration at the airport between Hangar 7 and Hangar 8. In 2008 Puma will dress Red Bull Racing and Scuderia Toro Rosso. The clothing line was presented to the invited guests and media in Hangar 7 and should be available early 2008.

Ronaldo: I want injury answers Ronaldo admits he has run out of patience following his latest mystery injury. “We’re all looking for answers now.” The Milan star was warming up to come on as a substitute in the 1-1 draw with Benfica on Wednesday when he pulled up with a new calf problem that has ruled him out of this weekend’s clash with Juventus. “We are all looking for answers now,” confessed Ronaldo when asked by Sky Italia television what could be causing this succession of setbacks. “We want to understand what is behind this injury, as there are answers to our questions about our work and how we continue. We are always looking for the best possible option.” Il Fenomeno has so far made just one official appearance for his club this season, in last week’s 2-1 win away to Cagliari. “I was unlucky in Lisbon because I went to warm up and after 10 minutes the fitness Coach told me I was about to come on,” he explained. “So I started rushing through my routine and I got a little pull in my left calf muscle. I decided not to risk it, as to go on could’ve meant a very serious injury.” Ronaldo has barely set foot on a pitch in the last six months, but won’t let these repeated setbacks get him down. “When I am on the field, training or playing, then I am happy. When I’m injured and in the stands I don’t lose my good humour, although clearly I can’t celebrate either.” Meanwhile, the Rossoneri have only two strikers at their disposal for Saturday’s Serie A showdown with Juventus – Alberto Gilardino and Pippo Inzaghi – so awaiting teenager Alexandre Pato’s official registration in January, options are limited. It is reported that Ronaldo’s latest injury has pushed the club to look for a reinforcement during the mid-season transfer window. The prime target is Palermo’s Brazilian forward Amauri, who would be available for around £12m.

Ronaldo and Camoranesi ruled out It is now official – Ronaldo and Mauro German Camoranesi are out of Saturday’s Milan-Juventus showdown. The two players were in doubt due to injury and neither managed to recover in time for a spot on the bench. Ronaldo felt a twinge in his calf muscle as he was warming up to come on as a substitute during the 1-1 draw with Benfica on Wednesday evening. Il Fenomeno is not in the squad named by Coach Carlo Ancelotti for this game, but Pippo Inzaghi has returned after a bout of tonsillitis. It is believed Alberto Gilardino will start upfront in a Christmas Tree formation with support from Kaka and Clarence Seedorf. Over at Juventus, Camoranesi has not made the trip to Milan after failing a late fitness test today. The Italian international is still struggling with a right thigh problem he picked up during training this week and stays behind along with Zdenek Grygera.