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October 2009

Girl of the week – JJ Finch

October 31, 2009

This weeks little lovely lad is the delightful JJ Finch. A full time model from Essex. JJ has won many beauty comps in her life and here’s to many more!! [...]

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Pressure to perform

October 30, 2009

The pressure cooker of life is slowly grinding people down, sites like this provide people with a light relief from what we see as the burden of everyday life. Sports professionals are no different with an ever increasing demand placed upon their minds and bodies, is it any wonder then we see burn out occurring all the time. [...]

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The Premier League – Who wants it?

October 29, 2009

Another weekend passes us by and still the big teams are falling over themselves to not take the initiative in the Premiership title race. Of the top 6 teams, only Chelsea won making the league one on the most open in recent history. Over the past few seasons, one or two teams have really stood out come the end of October. This season the big teams [...]

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Rafa Benítez, should he stay or should he go?

October 28, 2009

After Jermaine Pennant came out from his Spanish Villa and criticised Benetiz for miss-management of players, it felt like the final nail in the coffin for the Spanish manager. [...]

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Mr UKFF 2009 – The sausages are on us!

October 28, 2009

Here it is, the competition that none of us give a toss about! I mean would you rather have the job of looking at 26,000 gorgeous babes for Miss UKFF or 200 ugly blokes in football shirts for Mr UKFF? Never the less the comp is open now it’s time give your mates all your support. [...]

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Derby days – The Samba derby

October 27, 2009

Flamengo v Fluminense, Brazil

Over the coming weeks we’ll be giving you the run down on the World’s most passionate and fiercest rivalry in football. We start our list with two Brazilian giants.

History
Known as ‘Fla-Flu’ this is Brazil’s most passionate rivalry, dating back to 1911 when 9 Fluminense players quit the club to form Flame [...]

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Ultimate 11’s – Fulham FC

October 26, 2009

This week’s Ultimate 11′s is top blogger Michael Summervilles’ beloved Fulham FC. For those of you who are old to remember Fulham had a great side in the 70′s with the likes of George Best, Rodney Marsh & Bobby Moore. At times Fulham were like the Harlem Globetrotters, and here’s some proof. Stop the video [...]

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Career Going South?

October 23, 2009

It was with some sadness I heard that Gareth Southgate had been sacked yesterday. I always felt he had the making of a decent manager. I suppose in these days of quick fix changes and changing managers when a few results go wrong, none of us should be surprised. [...]

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Nice guys finish last

October 22, 2009

Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson finally lost patience with Gareth Southgate after sacking him following Tuesday night 2-0 victory over Derby County. [...]

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The Premier League is wide open – and long may it continue

October 21, 2009

Another weekend of Premier League football and another surprising set of results, proving once again that this is shaping up to be the closet league for many years – and it’s about time too. For us neutrals the Premier League was slowly starting to resemble it’s neighbors north of the boarder, with a top four (rather then a top two) dominating [...]

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How many red balloons?

October 20, 2009

99 red balloons floating up into the sky, panic bells it’s red alert. While the stadium of light had 98 fewer than an eighties pop classic once spoke of on Saturday, the one massive beach ball-shaped troublemaker in the Liverpool goalmouth certainly gave cause for the panic bells to ring again on the red half of merseyside.
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The season so far… Championship promotees

October 17, 2009

Promoted Championship teams entering the Premier League transition in different ways. Some settle straight away and show why they belong in the league. Others take longer and end up struggling to survive, battling in the relegation flight. Then there are the special cases: teams that surprise everyone and do extremely well with relegation not even [...]

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