English Premier League
Kettering have the chance to play Man United
By: Rob |
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The draw for the FA Cup Third Round was today, and Kettering Town (who play in the Blue Square Premier League or the fifth tear of English Football) who held Leeds United to a draw at home earlier in the day, could be rewarded, if they manage to beat Leeds at Elland Road, with [...]
Tags: Arsenal, Blackburn, Cardiff, Chelsea, England, English Premier League, FA Cup, Kettering, Leeds, Liverpool, Magic, Man United, Romance9-1 Is Probably A Good Time For A Refund
By: chris | 7 Comments
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Presumably you’ve heard the scoreline already, if only because you can read headlines. That thrashing, the second worst in Premier League history, which will serve to haunt Wigan from now until the end of time. Made all the more insane in that five of the goals came via the boot of Jermain Defoe, a [...]
How to Get Footy Fans to Stop Smoking: The Prizes Britain SHOULD be Offering
By: Laurie | 6 Comments
Best quote from this article on the National Health Service’s plan to use footy fans’ love of their sport to get them to quit smoking:
[M]ore than half of Liverpool fans say they would give up smoking if their team won the League and FA Cup double – more than for any other [...]
Cristiano Ronaldo: He’s No David Beckham.
By: chris | 11 Comments
(That headline may crash Google. Apologies.)
The #7 Red Devil to Madrid train has treated the Spanish quite well so far. Whilst Cristiano Ronaldo appears irreplaceable and integral on the pitch, GoldenMcNuggets was irreplaceable off of it. In the club shops, on clothing store racks, plastered on billboards – Beckhamania did more for Spanish finances since [...]
Category: English Premier LeagueStory Of A Diver: David N’Gog Ends His Career Before It’s Begun.
By: chris | 20 Comments
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This is bad. So very, very bad.
Liverpool and Birmingham offered us, as Daryl so aptly pointed out, ‘what the Premier league is supposed to be like’. It really was some fantastic stuff with the Reds pinning Birmingham into not just their box, but their own six yard box; pinging the ball around the eighteen as [...]
Tags: 2-2, birmingham, Cameron Jerome, David N'Gog, dive, English Premier League, Lee Carsley, Liverpool, World FootballSix Possible Reasons Why Didier Drogba Was Booked After Jonny Evans Kicked Him in the Chest
By: Daryl | 55 Comments
First thing’s first, I’m not sure Jonny Evans did this intentionally. So I don’t want this post to be all about him. But there’s no doubt that his studs connected with Didier Drogba’s chest during Man Utd’s 1-0 defeat to Chelsea yesterday, and there’s no doubt that said connection caused a great deal of pain. [...]
Category: English Premier LeagueIs This Really Rafa’s Fault?
By: Dave Martinez | 21 Comments
This was the face that told the story, as Liverpool was stunned at Craven Cottage yesterday, taking a 3-1 loss with them into their Champions League clash against Lyon this Wednesday. (So much for that Manchester United revival, huh guys?)
The loss thrusts the spotlight back on Rafa Benitez. But is such scrutiny deserved? [...]
Ivan Klasnić is Indestructible
By: Daryl | 4 Comments
Liverpool’s win over Man Utd got all the Premier League attention this weekend, so Ivan Klasnić giving us yet more proof of his indestructibility went a little more under the radar than perhaps it deserved to.
You probably remember Klasnić as the Croatian striker who suffered kidney failure while playing for Werder Bremen in 2007, and [...]
Don’t You Know Who Marlon King Is? (Allegedly.)
By: chris | 6 Comments
Marlon King was once infamously described as being a £60m footballer by Watford, what with him being their key to Premiership involvement. Turns out he was neither the key nor was he worth that amount of money. Rather he was worth £3m two years ago before delving into journeyman loan status, which puts him as [...]
Worldwide Derby Weekend Wrap Up
By: Jan | 4 Comments
This has been a fantastic weekend to hate somebody and wish him ill almost everywhere around the world.
As Daryl pointed out earlier, this weekend’s fixture calendar was overflowing with big derbies and heated rivalries including three different flavored clasicos, inter-city and intercontinental matches. Time for a quick wrap up.
Tags: Boca Juniors, C.D. Guadalajara, Club America, Daniel Guiza, English Premier League, Fenerbahce, French Ligue 1, Galatsaray, Juan Roman Riquelme, Martin Palermo, Mexico, North America, Olympique Marseille, PSG, South AmericaPhoto: Hands Up and Away
By: Jan | No Comments
Manchester City’s Martin Petrov celebrates after scoring a goal against Fulham (2-2).
(Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
Rumors of Liverpool’s Demise have been Greatly Inflated
By: Jan | 1 Comment
Liverpool’s season has been given a new lease of life, after Fernando Torres struck in the 65th minute to put his club on the way to a 2-0 victory over Manchester United.
Category: English Premier LeagueSunderland (and a Beach Ball) Pile More Hurt on Liverpool
By: Laurie | 8 Comments
Poor Liverpool. They just can’t catch a break this year. Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard are injured, and a couple of weeks ago they were already approaching the maximum number of losses any team in the [...]
Sir Alex Is In A Letter Writin’ Mood
By: chris | 3 Comments
Days previous the news on the Sir Alex parchment front was his apology, which was never really an apology, for calling Alan Wiley fat. Or unfit. Or bulbous. Something. Seems this letter writing business was such a pleasant experience that Fergie has taken to it again, this time penning a few words to a young [...]
Category: English Premier LeagueNot Sure Who City Are After? Make Someone Up.
By: Rob | 2 Comments
The Sunday Mirror it seems are bored of trying to figure out which players might join Megamoney Manchester City in Janruary, and have decided to just go ahead and make up players.
According to the above picture, they’re now after Carlos Toure of Barcelona. They don’t even mean Yaya Toure, who is mentioned as well. [...]
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