With the small Scotsman recently becoming resurgent during Wigan’s 4th straight relegation run in, Shaun Maloney seems to engineering their form which keeps them afloat every year, here is a little run through of his career.
The papers are suggesting that Feyenoord defender, Stefan de Vrij is being tracked by several English clubs, the most linked being Everton, but with no formal talks being held as of yet, who will sign the big Dutchman first if he does leave?
With Le Fondre arguably being massively underused by Brian McDermott and fighting for his place under new boss, Nigel Adkins, where will he be playing his football next season? Adkins is adamant he is part of Reading’s first XI
Apparently the big Geordie striker has purchased a new property on Merseyside, this could be the signal of where he wants be playing next season and I think Liverpool would be rather grateful for it.
With Liverpool striker Suarez set to miss the first 6 games of next season after his most recent literal attack on a player, and Brendan Rodgers certain he will resist Bayern Munich, Remy could be the solution to the woe on Merseyside.
As a regular viewer of my local non league men’s team, It got me thinking, how big is the difference in the way we watch amateur compared to professionals?
This new fashion among players has really got my back up, i had a think about why players seem to be all about respect and admiration when other aspects of their footballing lives show they’re not too fussed about being upstanding people in society…grumble, grumble, grumble
In the build up during the week of Arsenal‘s home game against recently crowned champions, Manchester United, it was expectedly a “Where are they now” of players sold in recent years and what they’ve achieved since, notably former Arsenal captain being dubbed “the difference” by the media in the Premier League title being Manchester red this year, instead of blue.