Why Guardiola will have his work cut out for him

June 13, 2013

It is no secret that Bayern Munich have had, what can only be described as, a stellar season; winning the Bundesliga, by an incredible 25 point margin, before going on to lift both the Champions League and the German Cup. An impressive treble which seems the perfect way to cap off Jupp Heynckes’ final season in [...]

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Arsenal linked with Patrick Blah Blah

June 2, 2013

Arsenal’s summer took an unexpected twist yesterday when French starlet Patrick Blah Blah sensationally confessed his love for the Gunners and in particular Arsène Wenger. Arsenal reportedly have a transfer kitty of over 100m and are looking to make key signings to end their eight year trophy drought.  Having already been linked with anyo [...]

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Rooney pictured in an Arsenal shirt

May 27, 2013

This is aimed at all those lazy journalists and wannabes who have nothing better to write about. If the following headlines are from your blog, website or paper, then you are an IDIOT.   Wenger wants to bring England international to the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal are ready to break the bank to bring Manchester United [...]

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UKFF FC league champions – Now to the next level

May 25, 2013

UKFF’s Director of Football, Ewemade Orobator, pledged to build on “a truly magnificent and incredible” debut season for UKFF and to take the Club to even higher levels next season. Ewemade told UKFF FC  What can be said about our debut season other than it has been truly magnificent and incredible. Firstly we saw off [...]

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Levy Must Display Ambition This Summer to End Tottenham Heartbreak

May 22, 2013

  At the final whistle of Tottenham’s 1-0 defeat of Sunderland, Chairman Daniel Levy appeared understandably despondent. Frustrated by the North London’s side’s continuous inability to better their local rivals and dejected at the prospect of yet another season of second tier European football. Yet the proverbial finger of bl [...]

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The Premier League review part II

May 21, 2013

For those of you who read the first pat of my Premier League review here is the run down of all the rest of the teams for this campaign and how they did. Queens Park Rangers After surviving on the last day of the season last year this was always going to be a tough [...]

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The Premier League review part I

May 21, 2013

Well what a season it’s been, there have been shocks, jubilation and despair, sometimes all at once. With that being said let’s look back at the season, team-by-team and assess what kind of season they’ve had. Arsenal It’s been a tough season for the Gunners who once again ended the year without a trophy to [...]

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UKFF FC on verge of league title after 4-1 victory

May 14, 2013

Manager Theo Scott was absence owing to an unavoidable family wedding but he would have been pleased at the tenancity of his side in his absence. Whilst the first half vs Westside was a largely forgetable affair that was only lit up by three moments, the match and result was ultimately comfortable for UKFF who [...]

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The Moyes ‘To Do List’

May 10, 2013

With Everton’s David Moyes being installed into the Old Trafford hot-seat from the 1st July, he is faced with one of the biggest challenges in managerial history: Trying to step into Sir Alex Ferguson’s shoes and consistently win as many trophies as possible. Daunting right? Well, some may quiver at the thought, but i think [...]

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2012/13 Premier League XL-Part Two

May 10, 2013

Following on from my previous post regarding my choice of the best defensive players of 2012/2013, i conclude my selection with the  midfield and the strikers in a 4-3-3 formation…   LCM- Juan Mata. The little Spaniard has certainly made his mark in English football since his arrival from Valencia in 2011. His precise passing, [...]

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A United history lesson

May 9, 2013

It may be slightly preemptive, and could leave me looking foolish by the end of the week, but it’s now looking a nailed on certainty that David Moyes will up-sticks and head off up the M62 to attempt to fill the considerable void, and rather large shoes, left by Sir Alex Ferguson, following his announcement [...]

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Wigan surely down and out

May 8, 2013

It would be the greatest of all their great escapes if Wigan could survive relegation this season after a disappointing defensive display at home to Swansea on Tuesday night ruined Roberto Martinez’s hopes of staying up. Despite taking the lead twice and almost going two goals clear, Wigan fell on their own sword as the [...]

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