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This means that Foster should get plenty of work in the second half of this ball game NFL Fantasy Football Player Rankings writer Sean E Douglas: fantasy-info . SEOUL, Jan 6 (Reuters) - POSCO Co Ltd (005490.KS), theworld's No. 4 steelmaker, said on Tuesday it might cut steelproduction further in the current quarter to cope with slumpingdemand from automakers and electronics manufacturers."With automakers and electronics companies reducingproduction, we are in a situation (where) we may have to continuetrimming output," POSCO spokeswoman Ko Min-jin quoted CEO LeeKu-taek as saying. Stocks(Reporting by Kim Yeon-hee; Editing by Keiron Henderson) Stocks. The Fulham skipper was on target yet again, as Fulham stunned the Premier League Champions at Craven Cottage on a chilly Saturday evening.Manchester United came into the game after a 3-0 win over a second string Wolves' side in midweek, appearing to have overcome last week's shocking defeat to Aston Villa at Old Trafford, but Roy Hodgson's men played United off the field.Sir Alex Ferguson chose a surprising 3-5-2 formation with Darren Fletcher, Micheal Carrick, and Ritchie Da Laet in defense, with Tomas Kuszczak in goal.Patrice Evra, United's captain for the game, started on the left of a five man midfield which also included Paul Scholes, Darren Gibson, Anderson, and Antonio Valencia.Wayne Rooney and Micheal Owen completed United's lineup.United's makeshift defense crumbled against an organized Fulham attack led by Bobby Zamora, who arguably showed us his best performance in a Fulham shirt.Manchester United's defensive injury woes are quite evident with the likes of Micheal Carrick and Darren Fletcher playing out of place.Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Jonny Evans, Rafael Da Silva, John O'Shea, Wes Brown, and Gary Neville were all unavailable for the game.Paul Scholes played out all 90 minutes of his worst nightmare.A fatal error made by the veteran midfielder created Fulham's opener in the first half. Scholes lost possession to Danny Murphy, who took a shot from 25 yards out and managed to beat United's Polish stopper.Murphy must have thought he got an early Christmas present when both Micheal Carrick and Ritchie Da Laet failed to block him out.Bobby Zamora,deservedly, scored Fulham's second goal, a half volley from inside the six-yard box.Zamora helped the Cottagers in completing the rout, as he created Damien Duff's stunning strike with some talented chest control.Final score, 3-0, Fulham over Manchester United. Who would have predicted thatYes, United certainly missed their regular defenders but even their attack failed to turn up.One could argue that the likes of Rooney and Owen didn't get the kind of supply you'd expect from United, because the midfield, Scholes in particular, had a game to forget.Wayne Rooney's cross-shot in the second half was the only time the Red Devils came close to threatening Mark Schwarzer's goal.Chelsea will be delighted to see United lose because a win against West Ham on Sunday will provide Carlo Ancelotti's men with a six point lead over the Red Devils.On the other hand, Liverpool continued their horrible run with a 2-0 defeat to rock-bottom Portsmouth at Fratton Park.The Reds went down with goals by Nadir Belhadj and Fredric Piquionne despite the return of star striker, Fernando Torres.To add insult to injury, Argentine midfielder Javier Mascherano was sent off for a tackle on Tal Ben Haim.Aston Villa continued a good run of form with a 1-0 win over Stoke at Villa Park with John Carew getting on thescore-sheet.A brace from Peter Crouch sealed a 2-0 away win for the Spurs over Blackburn, while Arsenal overcame relegation-threatened Hull City, 3-0, with goals from Denilson, Eduardo, and Abou Diaby.Meanwhile, Manchester City and Sunderland pulled out a seven goal thriller.It was a sensational game which had everythingloads of goals, plenty of rash tackles, a red card, and a manager sacked at the end of it.Roque Santa Cruz and Carlos Tevez scored early in the first half and appeared to have knocked the stuffing out of the Black Cats, but Steve Bruce's men recovered with goals from John Mensah and Jordan Henderson.Manchester City's defense was pathetic.When Kenwyne Jones equalized, it appeared City were heading for yet another stalemate.Roque Santa Cruz's second goal brought much needed relief to City's supporters and probably stopped Hughes' from pulling his hair out.Micheal Turner was sent off for elbowing Gareth Barry late, but all was done and dusted.Bringing an end to speculation, City called a press conference to confirm they have sacked Mark Hughes!Well, those Arabs, all that money, and poor old Mark Hughesit was never meant to be, was it Maybe he should have stayed with Blackburn.He will be replaced by former Inter Milan manager, Roberto Mancini.City is currently ahead of Liverpool, in sixth position with 29 points from 17 games in the league table.Saturday in the Barclays Premier League was a comedy of errors, which started with Javier Mascherano's dramatics and ended with Geovanni's missed penalty, which never was..
DUBLIN, Ireland(Business Wire)Research and Markets( http://) hasannounced the addition of the "The Trade Woodcare Market in Great Britain"report to their offering. 5 Trade woodcare products, (woodstains, fencing treatments, varnishes & seals,opaque wood finishes and other) are identified. Analyses are by: 7 sectors 6 types of applier/contractor 7 channels of distribution Other product detailsAlso covered are: specification market brand recognition and market shares Market size data is given for base year 2006 Forecasts by product and sector to 2011 48 tables and 64 chartsKey Topics Covered: TOTAL MARKET TRENDS (White) MARKET BY PRODUCT (Pink) PRIVATE SECTOR HOUSING MARKET (White) MARKET BY TYPE & SIZE OF APPLIER (Pink) DISTRIBUTION (White) BRANDS (Yellow) SPECIFICATION and BRAND CHOICE (White) APPLIERS' SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND COLOUR ADVICE (Green) PRODUCT FORECAST (White) ECONOMIC BACKGROUND (Buff)For more information visit http:// and MarketsLaura WoodSenior Fax from USA: 646-607-1907Fax from rest of the world: 353-1-481-1716 Copyright Business Wire 2009. SportsDokic was named alongside Sam Stosur, Casey Dellacqua and Rennae Stubbs for next month's Asia/Oceania Zone Group I playoffs in Perth.Australia's Fed Cup captain David Taylor said Dokic's inclusion provided Australia with one of their strongest teams in years."We probably haven't had a lot of luck on our side with injuries we had about four girls finish in the top 80 last year and we had one available to play," he told reporters in Brisbane."This year... there's a real sense of excitement."Dokic began her career playing for Australia but changed countries for Serbia and Montenegro in 2001 after her father claimed the Australian Open draw was rigged and the family packed up and left the country.She left Australia to live in Europe but returned in 2006, saying she had never wanted to leave in the first place but had to follow her family.Dokic was given a wildcard entry into this week's Brisbane International but lost her first round match against former world number one Amelie Mauresmo.She is currently ranked 177 by the WTA.(Reporting by Julian Linden; Editing by John O'Brien) Sports. The first semester of school is over at the University of Kansas.
That typically means an exodus of the nearly 30,000 members of the student body from Lawrence. For Brady Morningstar and freshman transfer Jeff Withey, the end of the semester signaled the beginning of eligibility. With Michigan coming to Lawrence the day after the semester ended, there was a decent opportunity for both to play. Not surprisingly, only Morningstar got minutes in today's 75-64 win over the Wolverines. It wasn't a shock to see Withey sitting on the bench for the game's entirety while Morningstar played 22 minutes. Morningstar knows the offense and defense like the back of his hand, while Withey will need some time to ease into the Jayhawks scheme. So, what does the eligibility of these two players mean for the Kansas Jayhawks going forward At best: The Jayhawks will add a senior guard (in Morningstar) who knows how to run the offense, who can also be an accurate shooter all over the floor, and also add another body to the already-deepest front court in the nation (in Withey).Kansas was already five-deep at the guard positions. Bill Self will be able to manage games with even more precision than he already can with his multiple back court choices.In Withey, it gives Self an option he really never had during his tenure at Kansas, a true five-spot guy that can back up the starting center, Cole Aldrich. Having another seven footer that can play well in the post, and stretch his game out to the 12-foot area, could potentially make Kansas unbeatable down the stretch. At worst: Withey takes an eternity to gel into his role as a legitimate backup at the five spot, and Self has to lean on Markieff Morris and Thomas Robinson (both just 6'9") as deputy to both Marcus Morris and Cole Aldrich.The other scenario the Jayhawks will be hoping to avoid will be thepossibility of Morningstar disappearing on the court with Tyrell Reed and Tyshawn Taylor, giving Self productive minutes. Likely scenario: If the game against Michigan today is any indication, Morningstar will progress over the course of the next couple of months to the point where he's producing similar numbers to those he put up last year.I'm guessing he'll play around 25 minutes, flirt with double digits in scoring, and provide that additional senior leadership that will come in handy come tournament time.As far as Withey goes, I think he may struggle to play. However, the comparison of situations between Withey and Aldrich during each of their respective first years is really startling.
