When you talk to Manchester City fans who were around the inconsistent 1980’s and the pre Premiership era of the 1990’s they will inevitably talk to you about the shining light of the time which was the Youth side that City had.
I think there are 2 types of yellow card, a good yellow and a bad yellow.
It could be fair to say that at the end of last season, Chelsea needed a new lease of life. Finishing joint second with third placed Manchester City; the season of 2010-2011 could be reviewed as a bit of a disappointment from the Blues fans.
It’s the new fashionable way to follow celebrities and people we love and everyone seems to be getting it at the moment. Yes, Twitter has taken the world of social media by storm over the last couple of years and it’s no different with footballers.
Another week, another new manager at Bristol Rovers. The club are becoming a symbol for England’s farcical managerial merry-go-round, having appointed Mark McGhee as their fourth permanent manager in two years.
I am sure that when Carlos Tevez refused to step on the pitch against Bayern Munich in the Champions League match in September he probably didn’t think that the next few months would pan out quite this way for him.
Sunderland’s decision to sack manager Steve Bruce and appoint Martin O’Neill has dramatically changed their season. When O’Neill took charge of his first game against Blackburn on 11th December Sunderland found themselves in 17th position in the league with 11 points from 14 games. Following Saturday’s victory over Swansea the club sits in 10th place with 27 points, having accumulated 16 points from just 8 games under their new manager.
Unfortunately the Titanic wasn’t remembered for the revolutionary vessel that it was. It was remembered because it sunk.