There has, and always will be a noticeable gap in talent and skill from the Premier League and the Championship, but in terms of entertainment and excitability the two leagues are not far off each other in my opinion.
It is very sad that the ‘ Powers That Be ‘ are so unbending in their grasp on this, our great game. The best way to persuade them seems to be to recommend the opposite. Football could so easily be improved for everyone – by learning from other sports. Here are a few examples and I am sorry they are so blindingly obvious : –
They were articles that I enjoyed reading, but I couldn’t help but realise that they left out one name in particular who at least in my opinion would have to be considered to replace Sir Alex when the Scot finally does step down from managing United.
Ok so I know you were all wondering what would be next for Manchester City in their attempt at World domination. Hot off the heels of announcing the breathtaking Etihad campus plans and their mega million dollar deal with Etihad City now look to their online presence.
Here’s a draft letter that I composed for Wayne Rooney to send off to UEFA’s headqaurters in Nyon, Switzerland over the weekend, which should by now have been read (I hope!):
Was it really going to be anyone else? The other half of To the Lane and Back’s midfield duo, summer arrival Scott Parker completes the defensive aspect of the formation.
Manchester United of course play Liverpool away this coming weekend, with that in mind it’s worth taking a look at these three players who we should be wary of going into the game
Every year when the fixture list comes out for the new season, the first thing a fan does is look at when their team is playing their fiercest rivals. The next thing they do is to tell the girlfriend, wife or fiancé that under any circumstances nothing is to happen on the day of that fixture.