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Football for many is portrayed upon us via the media. Whether it's sports magazines, televisions programs, the radio or the tabloids. The press and professional determine how we perceive football as an audience. The newspaper here at Soccer All Stars is the first place to publish all the big news stories as they happen as well as generating it's own amount of fuss throughout the league through exaggerated or inaccurate articles.

SAS SET TO RESUME
THE MOST FAMOUS FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN THE WORLD IS ON THE MEND

The five new board members, Consisting of Screamking, Kevin Porter, David Cartledge, Jamie Newell and Pat McEvoy, Have been working around the clock during the past week and have now taken great strides towards re opening the league.

The best news of all though for the new Executive board is seeing many ex SAS managers return in droves, Three have already rejoined the league and with many more also interested in a return it seems that the new board have the full support of the SAS community.

After only two weeks at the helm the new board have already updated much of the site, regained the confidence of the managers and are confident they are almost ready to once again make SAS the greatest league in the world.

"It's been a very hectic week for us" said new Public Relations Executive Kevin Porter yesterday. "We had a lot of work to do to update the site but with hard work from a good team we believe we are almost there."

The news will come as a great relief to the SAS community who had at one point feared the closure of the league, But with the new board in tact and working together as a team it seems that they are very close to restarting the popular league.

Porter added " On behalf of the rest of the board I would like to thank the managers for their support and patience during this difficult time, We were overwhelmed with the support we received and believe me it is very much appreciated. It may take a while for us to have the league running as smoothly as it did in season 1/S1 but we are all confident that this will be achieved in time. We are all committed to running the SAS league and we hope that we can once again build it up to what it once was and make it a very enjoyable experience for the managers and board alike."

No date has been set for when the league is likely to restart but sources around the SAS community believe it will be within the next couple of weeks.

THOMMO & CARFTON ARE BACK
HIGHLY TALENTED MANAGERS FLOCK BACK TO SAS

Brian Thompson and Joe Carfton both returned to SAS in a dramatic turn of events yesterday. Only weeks after both men quit SAS over the poor running of the league they have now made dramatic U turns, But in another sensational twist they have swapped clubs. Thompson returns to manage first division leaders Coventry City, Whilst City's ex manager Joe Carfton joins Spurs. The dramatic twist of events is sure to shock and excite the SAS community as two of the best managers ever to have set foot in SAS return.

Thompson has arguably been SAS's most successful manager in the last two season's and it will be interesting to see whether he can deliver the same success at Coventry as he did with Spurs. Carfton, Who has built Coventry into one of the most skilful and talented sides in SAS will now have the task of trying to maintain Tottenham's successes on the pitch. Ex Tottenham manager Buck Hysen resigned last week, Hysen, Another manager who quit due to the poor running of the league is now one of the favourites to take over the England job vacated by Alain Borl only a few days ago.

This merry go round of managers is sure to add some exciting times for the future of SAS and it is a massive boost to the new SAS board.

Thompson and Carfton have already proved that they can manage at the highest level, Now they have to prove they can do it all over again.

Rumours have also surfaced within the past couple of days that ex managers Paul Hendrie and Sigfried Moeri are also set to return to the SAS scene, Although Moeri is unlikely to return as a manager.

With so many ex managers coming back to SAS it can only signal good times ahead for the once doomed league.