Kriegskanzler

The first ever "Not Sure If Related..." blog post I did was between Mario Gomez and Charlie Sheen (More on that post here). It was such a huge success that I decided to make it a regular. Now, this following comparison was actually the first one that inspired this whole segment, even before Mario Gomez and Charlie Sheen. So I was watching Scott Pilgrim vs The World in HBO about a month ago. Apart from the comical scenes and the epic portrayal of Michael Cera as Scott Pilgrim, one character that struck me was Stephen Stills, Pilgrim's friend played by actor Mark Webber. I can't quite put my intrigue until I realized, "What the hell? He looks

After a full month of blood, sweat and tears; after all the drama, the excruciating near-goals and the fantastic saves, after the net has been battered many times, it all comes down to this - The Euro 2012 finals match between La Roja and the Azurri, Spain against Italy. Final match: Spain 4-0 Italy The goal count should be enough manifestation that this was a one-sided game. Just 14 minutes in, David Silva heads in a beautiful goal from a brilliant Fabregas pass. Twenty minutes later, Jordi Alba, the superb Spanish Left-back (!), makes a brilliant run to make it 2-0 before half-time. Critics are bombing Spain of their lack of a striker and

The semi-finals ended in dramatic fashion as they were both left undecided until the 11th hour. Favorites Germany and Spain had it tough against underdogs Portugal and Italy. Prior to the semi-finals, Manager Roberto Mancini predicted that it'd be Portugal and Italy to progress to the finals. He nearly had his prediction spot-on. Read further to find out how close he had it. 1. Portugal 0-0 Spain (2-4 on Penalties) A couple of days earlier, we saw England and Italy engage in the first ever penalty shootout of the competition after a nerve-wrecking, exhaustive two hours. That feat was about to be repeated when Portugal faced Spain in the fir