Chung-Yong Lee

Chung-Yong Lee is a pro footballer who competes for South Korea in World Cup soccer, and also plays for Bolton Wanderers.  Chung-Yong Lee is a midfielder and is 5'11" and weighs 152 pounds.  We'll be keeping an eye out for Chung-Yong Lee in World Cup 2010.    The South Korean National Team faces off against Greece tomorrow, for their first match of World Cup 2010.  You can catch the game live at 7:30 a.m. EST.  Argentina (La Albiceleste) is the strong Group B favorite, so Greece, South Korea...Read Full Story

One of the toughest challenges in football is the race to win promotion to the Premier League from The Championship. The rewards for just one season in the top flight are reported to be worth in excess of £100 million, thus, it is understandable why each of the 23 teams in the second tier want to get out! Some teams have played in the Premier League and have been relegated and as such, will be looking for a return. Other teams will be hoping to reach the “Promised Land” and enjoy the rewards...Read Full Story

Bolton WanderersInjured Bolton star Lee Chung-Yong broke his leg in pre-season and is not expected to return to action until early 2012.The 23-year-old South Korea international is currently finishing off his initial rehabilitation in his homeland before returning to England next month. “My leg is getting better but it definitely helps being back in Korea because it’s home, being here will speed up my recovery,” he told The Bolton News. “My leg’s not painful any more but I’m a lot happier...Read Full Story

Bolton Wanderers Paul Robinson expects boss Owen Coyle to move quickly in the market to replace broken leg victims Chung-yong Lee and Tyrone Mears. Robinson is confident, however, that his manager will act decisively in the transfer market to plug the gaps. “It’s a devastating blow losing Chung-Yong Lee because he’s been on fire in pre-season,” he told the Bolton News. “He was looking fresh and seemed to be playing with a smile on his face so it’s upsetting to see this kind of thing happen...Read Full Story

Angel Di Maria (Argentina) An excellent left sided winger who is a wizard on the ball with great skills and trickery. I feel he had a quiet came in Argentina’s opener against Nigeria but in the game against South Korea he was more involved and made a good contribution to the team. I would love to see Di Maria at Anfield but it seems unlikely that he will make the move despite the constant transfer links with LFC as he is a player of high demands and the clubs with financial backing will be...Read Full Story