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Van Basten let go by LFC as Legoland United go top

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LFC are expected to name a successor to Van Basten in the coming days.

With 12 Serie A games remaining there are 36 points up for grabs. LFC have a tricky enough run-in with games against Ajax Skerries, Republic, BFB, and Inter Police all awaiting.

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Legoland FC have sacked Marco Van Basten after the team's 1-0 win over Greentown Athletic was met by jeers from the Partizan crowd. A goal by Raśl in the 16th minute was not enough to save Van Basten's managerial career and the minifig seemed to known it before the final whistle blew. The fact that LFC won and yet terminated their manager's contract, has led some credence to reports earlier in the week that the Blues had already lined up his successor.

Speaking after confirmation of his dismissal, Van Basten hit out angrily at the LFC hierarchy and in particular club president Gheorghe Hagi. "I don't know why Hagi appointed me 5 weeks ago if he just wanted me to slip up. I didn't lose a single league game in charge and I led the team to second place. What more can be asked of me in such a short period of time? I'll tell you this, I will never ever manage in Legoland again". Full Story

Calls for government to resign as unemployment rockets

news Unemployment figures released today have painted a gloomy picture on the jobs front with official statistics confirming that over 1100 minifigs are now out of work. The record number of jobless is overwhelming the nation's social welfare system run by the State Employment Bureau the government was told today at an impromptu meeting called to discuss the Empire's deteriorating finances. Full Story

Van Basten on last legs as LFC dumped out of cup by "losers"

news The 2008/2009 season will go down in the history books as the season in which Legoland United's starlet Mathew Edile decided both meetings between the nation's two most prestigious clubs in his debut season. Again coming on as a substitute, Somalian Edile netted twice in nine minutes to turn around a game in which up until the 61st minute Legoland FC lead United 2-1. Full Story

Gap tightens at top as leaders held by Torino

news Relegation threatened Torino have done the chasing pack a big favour yet again by securing a 2-2 draw with Ajax Skerries at the Delle Alpi stadium. Indeed Selvaraj's minifigs were very unfortunate not to claim all three points against the Helmets as they conceded the equalising goal five minutes into injury time at the end of the 90 minutes. Full Story

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