Football’s third dimension
AS I was watching Patrice Evra hurl his breakfast on the pristine Old Trafford turf in England last Saturday, I couldn’t help but think – what would that look like in 3D?
Articles from this Tag
AS I was watching Patrice Evra hurl his breakfast on the pristine Old Trafford turf in England last Saturday, I couldn’t help but think – what would that look like in 3D?
It must be pretty exciting to be sitting in a studio, waiting for a football superstar to appear. Ian Yee has been doing just that all week.
I know it’s never nice to laugh at someone’s name, but there are some out there that just make you go “what were their parents thinking?”
BEFORE we all became completely wired to Facebook like some freaky prequel to Surrogates (I don’t know why I’m even referencing that wretched movie), there was a time when football banter used to take place in the non-digital world, believe it or not.
The festive season can be extremely cruel, like five minutes of added time to Alex Ferguson when he’s losing.
There are many wonderful memories from the 1998/1999 English Premier League football season – at least for Manchester United fans like myself.
After catching up with Andy Cole last week, I started to remember some of the great strikers I used to admire during the 90s.
Predicting football scores is like trying to figure out the ending to Lost – it’s like somebody’s actually trying really hard to lead you in the opposite direction.