You look at the Andy Carroll deal that took him from Tyneside to Merseyside, and you can’t help at baulk at the figures in question. Don’t get me wrong, he might well turn out to be the next big thing, but for a player in his mould it’s certainly risky business.
In recent weeks, we’ve seen the more petulant side of Premiership footballers. While such tantrums have seen more coverage in recent weeks, such hissy fits have been commonplace in Premiership football for many years. But what if such volatile characters all played together? Here’s a team made of some of the more annoyingly hilarious players to grace England’s top flight.
I think we can say that as of 05/04/2011 Spurs season has come to an end. I know you might think a tad dramatic but let’s face it, we are out of the champion’s league now, our squad is dropping like flies and we have strikers that couldn’t even score in an open goal. We wont finish 4th and with our form at the moment, be lucky to finish 5th.
Real Madrid romped to a fairly comfortable 4-0 victory against Spurs last night which has surely ended the Londoners’ European campaign although they still have to play the second leg
One of the many intriguing plots of this year’s premier league has been the battle to survive relegation this year. At this moment of time with the way that the teams in the lower half have played the whole year, it’s very unpredictable to say who will be the 3 teams that will go down to the Championship at the end of the year.
Many argue that Roberto Mancini’s tactics at times do not take risks and causes city fans to fall asleep, however Mancini proved he is willing to take a risk as he set up a very attacking line up against Sunderland last Sunday.
With a run of 0 wins in 6 and a trip to the ground in which Rovers had previously conceded 18 goals in 4 games, many would assume before the game that they were doomed, myself included, but Blackburn proved what a crazy league this is by securing a 0-0 draw with 10 men for the last 15-20 minutes, a point which was so vital as well as unlikely.
Video technology is used in many sports nowadays, including rugby, cricket and tennis. In recent years, there has been more and more pressure on FIFA for video technology to be introduced in football.