Which of the promoted sides will fare best? Part One
When the three teams promoted from the Championship to the Premier League are confirmed, there is something that always happens. Each of them are written off as ‘relegation certainties’.
Hairy Giants
So last week I was holidaying in Portugal, and whilst my wife and kid were basking in the 30 degree sunshine and splashing around in the pool, I was sitting in a cool, air conditioned lounge watching some of the U21 European Championships.
The flight of the ‘Chopper’
AS THE PREMIER league reached its conclusion on Sunday 22 May 2011, it witnessed another battle between two sides that have always had an interesting history.
Bright future ahead for big bad Crawley
Back in August 2006, a small West Sussex non-league football club was on the verge of going out of business after racking up debts of nearly £1.4million.
New Season … New Manager Needed
As a Watford fan I have got used to players and managers using my club as a stepping stone, but this time I thought it would be different.
A terrible outrage gone unnoticed
The common consensus of the people is difficult to ascertain. It is the job which the mass media are assigned though often they shape rather than reflect this consensus. With this in mind, let us delve into the reaction to the cutting of Premier League funding to the Supporters Direct organisation.
England leave Scot’s Greaves-ing
Magnificent England stand head and shoulders above their rivals, as Walter Winterbottom’s boys trounce Scotland in Wembley’s home championship clash.
The future is bright, the future….is Spanish?
The European U21 championship is up and running and it offers us all a chance to see what is considered “The future of Football”.