Bidding Adieu To The Little Mozart – A Look At Tomas Rosicky’s Life And Career When it comes to football, the fans feel very strongly about two sets of footballers – the ones they dislike and the ones they love. As far as the first group is concerned, a good majority of people tend to … Read more
Jose Mourinho – The Lone Ranger Of English If there was ever a list of the most misunderstood managers in football history, Jose Mourinho’s name would probably be on top. People either love him or hate him and there seems to be no middle ground for the Portuguese tactician. Having coached some of the biggest … Read more
A Tale Of Two Unlikely Heroes Of The Manchester Derby One’s position in football is an aspect of the game that every single player is rather conscious and possessive of. Considering the kind of rigorous training they have to undergo, it becomes all the more necessary for them to identify and maintain the position they … Read more
Can Leeds Return to The Glory Days or Is It Just a Pipe Dream? Leeds United fell hard and fast. In the blink of an eye, they went from Champions League semi-finalists to League One. Unlike Wolves, they stopped the rot on the pitch, only for an infestation in the boardroom to erode the … Read more
Pep Guardiola: A Genius Premier League Deserves In the world of football, a good manager can either make or break the club and in Manchester City’s case, Pep Guardiola is on the verge of leading them to unprecedented greatness. Anytime a club starts the season on a spectacular note and goes unbeaten for quite some … Read more
To make a success of sports betting, there are many aspects to get to grips with, but one of the most important is to understand how odds work and how you can turn them to your advantage. The odds on a bet will tell you how much you will win if your bet is … Read more
Leggenda di Addio – The Meteoric Rise And Influence Of Italy’s Finest Gianluigi Buffon Football is a game of many emotions. It is very common for fans to feel passion, frustration and exultation in a matter of moments and that is what establishes such a deeply special connection between the fans and the teams. … Read more
Come May, it will be fifty-six years and counting, since Tottenham Hotspur were crowned champions. Match of the Day wasn’t even conceived at that point and when it was, the highlights programme was first broadcast in black and white. The United Kingdom didn’t introduce colour television programmes until 1967. Spurs really haven’t won the title … Read more