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JWC THIRD PLACE: France v Australia http://www.justin.tv/messigoalsport#/w/1389335504

, can't wait for the SEMANA scans . i agree the agencies should have the new photos

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(I cahange my mind about the baby suspicions cause now I don't know)

let's hope we get another family summer vacation photos before he goes back to germany, i'm sure mamen will stay in menorca with the kids till the season starts officially

Oh god this again? <_< some people just have their preferences i personally don't want to see Eva back with Iker ever, I want her to marry Cayetano Rivera

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While Stade Français bosses Max Guazzini and Bernard Laporte were meeting with the French Minister of Sport on Thursday, the police took a third person into custody. The soap opera surrounding Stade Français continues. On Thursday a third person was questioned by French police after the Parisian club laid charges of fraud against the Canadian foundation FACEM, who have failed to produce the 12 million-Euro investment promised to the club. According to reports in the French press, FACEM's secretary general and their representative in France have been taken into custody as well as the Director of the Hérios group, who is believed to have introduced Laporte to the FACEM. Meanwhile, time is running out for one of France's biggest clubs to find the 6,6 million Euros needed to balance their books before their appointment with French League's financial watchdog, the DNACG, on Monday. The club faces bankruptcy and relegation from profession rugby if they can't find the money. On Thursday, French Minister of Sport Chantal Jouanno said the "State cannot save" Stade Français but would try to "facilitate" the process of finding a solution after meeting with Guazzini and Laporte. "We met to see how we can help to save Stade Français," she said. "It's hard to imagine that fraud can damn such an iconic club but that kind of money doesn't grow on tress." There was a similar tune from the Mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë, who said that the municipality was not in a position to bail out the club. Guazzini added that he was "touched" by the number of messages of support from fellow clubs and supporters who had offered small some of money. While Stade Français players were obviously reluctant to comment on the situation, one player agent said that he was confident a solution would be found and that he had heard 'positive noises.' PlanetRugby

Ailing French giants Stade Français face bankruptcy if they don't find several million Euros before they appear in front of the financial committee of the National Rugby League (LNR) on Monday. Stade, who under the flamboyant former radio mogul Max Guazzini's presidency have emerged from third division anonymity to win five league titles and reach two European Cup finals, had thought their financial woes were over when a virtually unheard of Canadian Foundation FACEM said they would invest 12million euros in the club. However, the deal brokered by former Stade and France coach Bernard Laporte fell apart and on Tuesday it was announced that both he and Guazzini were suing FACEM - who are based in a non-descript building in Montreal for fraud. A source close to the investigation told AFP that a Cameroon national had been arrested in Paris on Tuesday over his alleged involvement in the affair. Guazzini, who has also transformed the image of club rugby in France with his putting on of glitzy showbusiness like pre-match shows, admitted that regardless of what happens with the legal case their immediate problem was to avoid relegation because of their parlous financial position. Stade have accumulated debts of 5million euros - mainly because of the failure of the advertising company Sportys - though Guazzini says ideally they need 6.6million Euros to be solvent. "If we don't find the money, then we are finished," Guazzini told AFP "We will be relegated to Federale 1 (third division)," commented Guazzini, who added that in such a scenario the club would be obliged to file for bankruptcy. Guazzini, a qualified lawyer who advised senior Socialist politicians and then made his fortune from NRJ radio station, earlier told radio station France Info it didn't matter who came forward with the money as their situation was so desperate. "Everyone can come to Stade Français," said the 63-year-old. "Either to make a donation or to take majority control of the club. "The situation today, is that it is a battle to save a magnificent club, a world rugby mark, a very popular club. "Me, I will leave, I will give way to someone who really wants the job. "There are people in this country who love sport and rugby and who have enough money to save the club." Guazzini said that there was some light at the end of the tunnel. "There are negotiations going on, that is all I can say at this stage." Laporte, who goes back a long way with Guazzini having been the coach that took them from the third division to their first title in 1998, had looked like he was Stade's knight in shining armour when he popped up as the frontman for FACEM earlier this month. FACEM, which is a foundation for the improvement of conditions for children round the world, is headed by a young Haitian businessman Job Ariste, who also heads up the two mobile phone companies whose offices are in the same building in Montreal. It is not a registered charity but a private foundation which is authorised to pursue 'without monetary profit for its members' activities of 'a national character, patriotic, religious, philanthropic, charitable, scientific...or sporting'. It is allowed to finance sporting ventures but not to make a profit on them, though, unlike charities they don't have to produce tax receipts. PlanetRugby