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http://bit.ly/aHsRv6?uefa-internationalfriendlies-9 It has taken Fabio Capello two years and 11 months, but he has finally come to understand the point of mid-season friendlies. Debuts for Andy Carroll and Jordan Henderson against France tomorrow, as well as a second cap for Arsenal youngster Kieran Gibbs, demonstrate that such games need not be viewed as ‘pointless.’ Criticism of previous friendly matches has arguably centred as much around the line-ups selected as the actual timing of the fixtures: we already know what the Lampards and Gerrards of this world can (or can’t) do at international level, and fans have bemoaned strong selections filled with players going through the motions before they return to club football at the weekend. Would you like to watch your favourite team in action week in and week out? Are you tired of fighting with the missus for control of the television? Are you paying a bomb for terrestrial and satellite television? Do you want to watch live football from the comfort of your computer? If your answer to any of the above questions is yes, then TRUEONLINETV is the panacea to all your problems. The link above leads you to the # 1 website for HD and economical football internet streaming. Wednesday 17th November 2010 International Friendly Matches Live: Argentina v Brazil, Austria v Greece, Bulgaria v Serbia, Denmark v Czech Republic, Egypt v Australia, England v France, Hungary v Lithuania, Ireland v Norway, Luxembourg v Algeria, Netherlands v Turkey, Northern Ireland v Morocco, Portugal v Spain, Romania v Italy, Russia v Belgium, Slovakia v Bosnia And Herzegovina, Slovenia v Georgia, South Africa v United States, Sweden v Germany. 
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