Featuring our very own Yakubu, someone who somehow kneed the ball over from six inches out and possibly the worst miss of all time by a Qatari international....
Thursday, 25 November 2010
The worst misses of the season so far
Featuring our very own Yakubu, someone who somehow kneed the ball over from six inches out and possibly the worst miss of all time by a Qatari international....
Wednesday, 24 November 2010
Beware early Premier League contenders - the same teams will be there at the end
In a league that is proving close, tight and unpredictable, journalists have been falling over themselves in recent weeks to declare new sides in the title race.
After last weekend’s games Man City, Spurs and Bolton were the latest names to be bandied about as positive results for all three lifted them into the top five.
Chelsea’s little slip up at the top has also got people excited again, given the league was all but sewn up a few weeks ago.
However, despite all the hysteria it is important to remember, without risking to sound like a football manager, there is still a long way to go (ok I did but bear with me).
Mourinho up to his old tricks again
You gotta love him.
Jose Mourinho has played the system again and despite the angry blustering reaction of the commentators, there is nothing anyone can do about it.
For those who didn't see it Real players Xavi Alonso and Sergio Ramos were shown second yellow cards for timewasting in the dying minutes of their 4-0 Champions League win over Ajax.
The result is that they will miss the now meaningless final group game with Marseille but in have a clean slate for when the knock out stages begin.
The link below shows several secret discussions between Mourinho, his backroom staff and several players, presumably hatching the crafty plan.
Is there much UEFA can do? Not really, they can't prove it was done deliberately and no rules were broken.
I suppose it is slightly against the spirit of the game but as Mourinho fan I say fair play to him. He has played the system and got away with it.
Have look below to see for yourself:
The real players/staff discussion the crafty scheme can be seen here.
Jose Mourinho has played the system again and despite the angry blustering reaction of the commentators, there is nothing anyone can do about it.
For those who didn't see it Real players Xavi Alonso and Sergio Ramos were shown second yellow cards for timewasting in the dying minutes of their 4-0 Champions League win over Ajax.
The result is that they will miss the now meaningless final group game with Marseille but in have a clean slate for when the knock out stages begin.
The link below shows several secret discussions between Mourinho, his backroom staff and several players, presumably hatching the crafty plan.
Is there much UEFA can do? Not really, they can't prove it was done deliberately and no rules were broken.
I suppose it is slightly against the spirit of the game but as Mourinho fan I say fair play to him. He has played the system and got away with it.
Have look below to see for yourself:
The real players/staff discussion the crafty scheme can be seen here.
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