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Manchester United striker Michael Owen is at the focal point of Friday's round-up, with the 32-year-old reacting angrily to coverage of his England criticism in the British press.

The former Liverpool and Real Madrid man was left fuming after newspapers printed his Tweets out of context following the Three Lions' 3-2 loss at home to the Netherlands.

Elsewhere Tottenham's Tom Huddlestone keeps us up to date with his injury progress, and on-loan QPR striker Federico Macheda reveals a guilty pleasure.

Once again, Goal.com has wrapped up the best of the best from the past 24 hours in the world of Twitter.

"Stitches being taken out!! Looooong 2weeks since the ankle surgery"

Tottenham midfielder Tom Huddlestone kicks us off, with a quick update on his injury status after undergoing surgery that will keep him out for the rest of the season.

"Typical of the British Media. Invent a quote to create a storm and then fill the paper with experts slamming me for things I never said.

"By doing so, they get to fill their paper for a couple of days and in doing so short change their readers with a total 'non story'.

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Selling a home can be one of the most significant financial steps in a person's life. Sure, buying a home is up there too, but actually determining how to best prepare for and rid oneself of a home in the most economically efficient manner, can take a lot of workand even then, it doesn't always pan out (take it from me, I've been there).

I learned a heck of a lot when we recently sold our home during what has been one of the worst real estate markets in history. Here are some of the rules I developed during the process and to which I plan to adhere to more strictly next time.

Start Home Sale Preparations Well in Advance

We began preparing our home for sale multiple months in advance to ever putting it on the market. We painted rooms, cleaned, downsized, and packed up personal items, and decluttered, and then we had our real estate agent come over to see what other steps we should take in the preparation process.

We also ended up fixing broken floor tiles, adding some window treatments and new blinds, replacing the garage roof and back porch awning, and making similar repairs and adjustments to our home in order to make it more presentable in the months prior to putting it on the market.

Choose a Price Point Carefully

We really messed up on this one when we put our home up for sale. Our mistake now makes it one of the most highly valued rules on my list. We priced our home too high initially, and we never recovered from the mistake, which in my opinion not only cost us a quicker sale, but tens of thousands of dollars in the process.

Because we didn't price our home correctly for the market that we were in, we were constantly trying to make up the difference as the market continued to drop.

Consider Your Real Estate Agent Wisely

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SEO Positive has announced this week that it has taken to the reigns of the search engine optimisation campaign of one of Kents most well-known solar panel installers, Solar Advanced Systems.

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The management team at the firm approached SEO Positive in early 2012 to enquire about the companys leading SEO services. While a great deal of their business is generated through word of mouth, Solar Advanced Systems believed that increasing the presence of their domain within the major search engines would bring in a great deal of revenue and elevate their reputation amongst their major local competitors.

The search team at the SEO agency quickly set to work to devise a longer-term strategy for the business and consulted extensively with the client to establish their objectives and expectations.

Client Account Manager Dave Damhar has been monitoring the campaign closely.

Since beginning to work with Solar Advanced Systems weve already seen a noticeable improvement in search engine ranking positions, which is an early indication that we can achieve the desired results for the company in the timeframe specified, Dave explains. The challenge now lies in converting this new traffic into enquiries and sales for the business, which is something that we will be focusing on as we move into the second phase of the campaign in a few months time.

SEO Positive was established in 2007 in Chelmsford, Essex with the aim of bringing effective yet affordable online marketing services to companies from all industries and backgrounds. The company offers a huge range of services including search engine optimisation, Pay Per Click account management, social media marketing and online reputation control.

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