The Finishing Flaw Of Moyes
While it’s fair to say that the Carling Cup was hardly a personal holy grail for Everton manager David Moyes it’s almost certain that the […]
Football
Dire, Deluded and Divorced From Reality
“Nice to hear your own fans boo ya’, that’s loyal supporters” was Rooney’s thoughts on the matter as boos rang out around the stadium. They […]
The Underdog You Can’t Cheer For
North Korea played their first world cup game in 44 years today and given that their opponents were the number one seed in the form […]
Sign Of The Times In Manchester
On the evening of the 27th January 2010 history will recall that there was a local derby match in the semi-finals of the league cup. […]
Football Must Remain An Antidote To Tyranny
Through Western eyes it seems completely incomprehensible that a football team, containing players from some of the top clubs in the UK, could come under […]
Winter Is Cruel To The Spanish Turnip
“How long Lord, oh how long?” It is a question that the red half of the Mersey have asked themselves for sometime. Their club has […]