Who has had the best international break this time round then?
You see folks, this is why international breaks are rubbish. What good has actually happened this weekend, eh? None, whatsoever – unless you are maybe…
Brendan Rodgers
That was the week that was: Juve veterans overcome youthful Spurs and Chelsea attempt new craze ‘Walking Football’
The big game on Super Sunday was unequivocally Chelsea’s game at Manchester City, hoping they would fare better than they did on the other side…
Moysey, Hodgey and Big Sam: Why this Season may be the Last for the Old Timers
“The straw that breaks the camel’s back”, describes the seemingly minor or routine action which causes an unpredictably large and sudden reaction, because of the cumulative…
Mexican Waves: The Scourge of Modern Fandom
What makes football great? To be honest, countless aspects of the game could be pinpointed, but there’s not enough time to list them all. Social…
Finally a bit of emotion in the so-called ‘Beautiful Game’
THE MAGIC OF THE CUP! What a feeling rushing through my bones when Northern Ireland legend William of Grigg sent that bobbling ball past the…
Roger, Brendan
Neuroscientists have known for some time that the human brain can quickly make sense of what at first glance is nonsense? They are not entirely…
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Merseyside Madness
There were a few cracking games this week and a few names that cracked under pressure. It was a Shakespearian tragedy at Leicester, while Roy…
Is Right La!
Ciao Carlo Carlo Ancelotti has always been one of my favourite managers in football. The A.C Milan side’s he put together between 2002 and 2007…
Wally of the Week – a Charismatic Fraud, Record Breakers and an Old Friend
Wally of the Week is back again after match day 5 of the Premier League which, if I’m honest, didn’t throw up too many controversial…
Sigurdsson: how hungry are Swansea City?
There are three clues to this week’s off-the-wall Tale from football history: 1. The French Revolution 2. The Number 34 shirt for Reading 3. A…