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Many of you young ‘uns reading this column will probably not remember the simpler times in football. When I first started watching football, “diving” was the apocalyptic force threatening to destroy the beautiful game, and David Beckham wearing a sarong was the most sordid story of the decade. But now, we live in a rather […]
For all fans of the English Premier League, the 2010-11 season will be remembered for having as many highs and lows as a James Durbin-Scotty McCreery duet.
Were Manchester United that good, or were the opposition just plain bad? I’d have to say it was more the latter.
IT’S easy to see why Manchester United are the most hated football club in England after the events of the last couple of weeks.
Apparently, Manchester United star Nani isn’t even among the six nominated players for the PFA Player of the Year award.
The former undisputed greatest player on the planet has left European top-flight football – after ten glory-filled years on the continent – for Brazillian club Flamengo.
A COUPLE of weeks ago, 17-year-old Englishman Josh McEachran made his Premier League debut for Chelsea and immediately outshone the man he replaced — Ramires, one of Brazil’s best players at the World Cup. It was a short but sparkling debut.