Elbows, hair pulling, clothes-lining, sucker punches….this has a little bit of everything.

Malia Jones is a 32 year old American Surfer and Model of Hawaiian, Spanish-Filipino and German descent.

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You always have to wonder how serious one should take quotes like these coming from back up Manchester United keeper Tomasz Kuszczak in which the Polish International has a go at veteran Edwin van der Sar in the press.

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Rio Ferdinand’s calf injury could be more serious than first feared after Sir Alex Ferguson openly spoke about the England International’s inability to recover.

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Chelsea’s appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport over the Transfer Ban handed down by FIFA (that would have seen the London based club unable to sign any players until 2011) has been accepted until a final decision can be made around the early spring of 2010.

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You might not know Gary Paterson by name, yet. But you absolutely know him by the work he and his team at EA Sports do. As Creative Director of the FIFA franchise for EA Sports, Gary is tasked with leading the development of the hugely popular FIFA video game. With their recent release of FIFA 2010, I had the chance to sit down and talk with Gary about all things FIFA. Hit the jump to check out my conversation with the guy who just might have your ultimate dream job.

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An incredible first 36 minutes for Guillermo Barros Schelotto and the Columbus Crew.  And for really the first time all season long, Real Salt Lake played on the road the exact same way they’ve played at home all season long.

Unfortunately Robert Warzycha is going to catch the brunt of the criticism for this loss because he didn’t play Schelotto in the first leg, but this Crew team had a 2-1 aggregate lead at home after 36 minutes.

And Andy Williams, despite everything… Bomma, you called it on your Facebook for the third time this season.

After just 20 minutes in a helicopter above the Manhattan skyline, autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire was ready to re-create a city that took hundreds of years to build. Wiltshire is drawing a 20-foot panoramic view of New York - all from memory. The 35-year-old artist’s autistic disorder affects his ability to interact with other people. It has also given him a photographic memory - and a gift for putting it on paper. “I just looked without drawing,” said Wiltshire as he explained how he is able to draw the skyline without referring back to a photograph of the city. “Everything is like a TV show,” he said. “I have never drawn from a sketchbook.”

New York is the last in a series of eight panoramas of major cities across the world, including Dubai and Tokyo.

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