Football News 24/7Carling Cup QF Preview Part I
The first two Carling Cup Quarter-Finals see Portsmouth take on Aston Villa and United against Spurs. Here are our predictions. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: November 2009
Is the end nigh for Gary Megson?
Bolton have fallen into the bottom three after a home defeat to local rivals Blackburn. So what are the prospects for Gary Megson? Continue reading
Amr Zaki and his small mind
Amr Zaki has astonishingly revealed that the presence of two Israelis & an Algerian at Portsmouth made it impossible to sign for the Hampshire club. Continue reading
Robbie Keane spots another conspiracy
A handball leading to a goal, Robbie Keane nearby, a tragic final outcome. Déjà vu? Except this time there was no world-wide protest and no calls for a change in the world order of things. Continue reading
FIFA leave beautiful game to rot
The media tell us that Thierry Henry is the biggest villain since the Great Train Robbery, yet it is FIFA’s obstruction of progress that has sunk football into a mire of cheating and dishonesty. Continue reading
The Dutchman and the Quack
Robin Van Persie is in the news after agreeing to try a placenta based treatment for his latest injury. But did he know what he was letting himself in for? Continue reading
Maradona gets banned
Argentina qualified for the World Cup the hard way, beating Uruguay in their final game. Now Maradona, their embattled coach, has been banned from all football. Continue reading
Peterborough United are idiots
Darren Ferguson is one of the best young managers in the country. His Peterborough side had won two consecutive promotions. So why have Peterborough decided to sack him just 3 months into the new season? Continue reading
FA Tapes #1 – The Ngog Incident
We listen in on the FA as they discuss the fallout surrounding the Ngog dive and the Ferguson sacking. Continue reading
When Footballers Attack #1 – Philipp Lahm
A first class outburst from Bayern Munich vice captain Lahm, on the same day that Luca Toni walked out after being subbed. Continue reading