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Canaries Secure First Win Of The Season

English Championship side Norwich City FC gained their first victory of the 2007-2008 season with a 2-1 home win over Southampton at Carrow Road. Recent signing Jamie Cureton bagged a brace after the Canaries drew 1-1 at Preston in their season opener.

Meanwhile, in the English Premier League, Wigan Athletic are the surprise leaders after they demolished Roy Keane's Sunderland 3-0. After two initial defeats, Tottenham Hotspurs spared their manager, Martin Jol, the blushes by recording an impressive 4-0 victory over Derby County with new signing Darren Bent getting his first goal for his club.

I Miss You, Mummy!

It has been four months and seven days since my mum passed away. Memories of her still linger with me as I struggle to face the harsh realities of life. Yes, all living creatures will one day die to return home to their Creator. My mother was a pillar of strength to me and I never fail to remember her in my daily prayers. Mummy, thank you for bringing me out into this world. Only God can reward you for everything you had done for me. I hope you are happy in your new found world...

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Victory In Chaos

I admit that Iraq's victory over Saudi Arabia in the Asian Cup finals was a very pleasant surprise. In soccer, the underdogs would sometimes triumph over their much fancied opponents. I think all of you are aware of what the Iraqi people are currently experiencing. Their team's victory has uplifted the country's spirits in a time when the people's future looks bleak and uncertain.

Last week, I tuned in a radio talk show that discussed the Iraqi victory and learned about some interesting and surprising facts that their soccer team had to go through. For starters, the Iraq soccer team obviously could not train for the Asian Cup in their home country. They had to train outside, in Europe, I believe. They were not given the chance to train on grass in a proper stadium. Instead, they trained on the road! Most of the players had to cough up their own cash to buy food to sustain their energy levels. And when they were not allowed to cook their own food by the hotel in which they were staying, the Iraqi team only ate bananas and some vitamins!

When the Asian Cup started the later stages, two of their players lost their loved ones in bombings in Iraq. A player lost his stepfather and another lost a member of his family. I absolutely salute Iraq's never-say-die attitude and style while playing. Their victory in the Asian Cup was thoroughly deserved and I pray that sooner or later, Iraq will be at peace, without any foreign intervention. Long live Iraq!