The Dog and Duck Goes Global
Every true football person, be it player, coach or just general observer, has an affiliation with some sort of stereotypical Sunday morning team.
Every true football person, be it player, coach or just general observer, has an affiliation with some sort of stereotypical Sunday morning team.
Arsenal 2 Middlesbrough 1 – 29th December 2001 – Highbury – Attendance 37,948
Yet it’s in midfield where this ‘golden generation’ really takes effect.
As a fan of the club since 1970 and a season ticket holder in the dark days during the 80’s and 90’s, it is particularly galling to be shouted at when coloured-up in the street or in a pub
Well spurs have lost out on their bid for the Olympic Stadium to be our new home.
17:35 – Leave work – Depending upon your job a relief from the unrelenting stress and pressure of the working day or a blessed break from the mundanity and stultifying boredom of the tasks set before you.
‘It’s a man’s game.’ Those four words have summed up the game of football amongst British supporters for generations, with our bulldog spirit lusting after a crunching tackle or forceful header with greater passion than any display of sublime skill or technique.
On a weekend of football when a record number of goals were scored in the Premier League, when Newcastle astonished everyone by coming back from 4-0 down against Arsenal