Jubilant APOEL clinch title

2011-04-11

APOEL wrapped up their 21st Cypriot league title after beating defending champions and the fierce city rivals Omonia 2-0 on Sunday evening at the GSP Stadium in Nicosia in a match marred by Omonia goalkeeper Antonis Georgallides being hit by a flare.

Delighted APOEL coach Ivan Jovanovic told the post-match press conference: “It’s fair that APOEL won the league this season. In my opinion it was the most difficult season since I came to the club as we faced tricky times in October and November last year. When you are a favorite you need to be concentrated in every game you play,” he said.

“I want to thank the players for their dedication. We held our ground against the strongest opposition in the country and this is why we are the champions,” he added.

Poor Sam Cam……

2011-04-11

I know we all complain about our husbands at times. And some women have more reason to complain than others. If I were Sam Cam, I would have told David to stop calling himself Dave a long time ago (it really is irritating). And I think I would be seriously considering why I had married him at all, if the best he could do for my 40th birthday was a cheap flight to Spain on Ryanair……..

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