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Argentina's Saviour?
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Written by Jonny Fusion - 0 Comments
  Oh dear, who would have thought that the way to lift yourself out of a dismal World Cup qualifying campaign would be to appoint a former drug addict who has battled for years with weight problems, tax worries and made numerous outrageous political comments?Well that is what Argentina have done.There is one other point to make though; the man in question may just be the greatest footballer who has ever lived - Diego Maradona.Yes, Argentina have appointed their favourite son as the new manager of their national team.Amazing really.Can you imagine George Best managing Northern Ireland before he passed away?I didn't think so.Read More...
Who Will Win The Premier League?
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Written by Loo - 0 Comments
 We're just over a quarter of the way through the Premier League season now and the big guns are starting to fire, but who will be triumphant after 28 more games?Let's start with the favourites, Manchester United. United started the season in their usual can't be arsed way. A 0-0 draw and win on penalties to win the Community Shield, followed by a draw at home with Newcastle and a win at Portsmouth were soon shadowed by nearly a month without a win, losing to Zenit and Liverpool, a 0-0 draw with Villareal and 1-1 with Chelsea saw their crown slip. But then ref power took over and the refs helped them noch up six straight wins, a draw at Everton and an easy win at home to West Ham (although Aldershot would have no problem thumping West Ham at the moment). United are renowned for their slow start followed by crucial strings of victories and this year is proving to be no different, or is it? Watching United at the moment is not the pretty sight it once was. They seem to be labouring, the flowing football demonstrated in the first half against West Ham was classic United, but whereas last season United could have sent out an injured Gary Neville for the second half on his own and still knocked in 3 more goals, this season they look about as interested in winning by 5 goals as Graham Norton is in Giselle Bundchen. For me, their hunger is lost, the Ronaldo thing and the fact they have more World Class strikers than Katie Price has diminished their hunger to win and could prove vital in their challenge.Next up, Chelsea. Arsenal may be making the headlines and winning admirers with their passing, but not far behind are Chelsea. Their football this season, coupled with their technique and willingness to shoot from pretty much anywhere on the park, means that they look better than ever. OK, so they may have spent the GDP of a medium sized European country on players, but it still doesn't hide the fact that they are playing classic football and winning. The goal from Lampard last night is one of the best you will see this season and they way they have opened many teams up this season means that I don't think they will have any problem scoring. Their problems could be in defence, where I think they look shaky, but then as they have only conceded four goals in all competitions this season, I may be barking at the wrong postman.Arsenal started last season flying and looked the team to beat, but after failing to make any signings in the January sales getting beaten in the Carling Cup final and losing their top striker through injury, they lost the plot faster than a Tottenham manager at the start of a new season. So far they haven't been strong. They have played some utterly incredible football, but have lacked the punch. Maybe they need a player like Barton in midfield to give them some punch, then again maybe they don't need Barton's type of punch as they couldn't afford to lose him to the community service. On their current form, Arsenal look the weakest of the top four, mainly because of the amount of goals they are leaking and their unwillingness to shoot from outside the six yard area.Liverpool have made their best start to a Premier League season so far. Although they haven't had the class of Chelsea, or the complete dominance of Man Utd; Liverpool have been able to grind out important results when needed. Their defeats of both United and Chelsea suggest that this may be their year, especially when they have Torres on form and Kuyt popping up with important goals when needed. Their defence can be worrying, shaky when under pressure, but they seem to balance it with an unnerving ability to grab a crucial odd goal in the 97th minute. This is definitely the best Liverpool team since 1990, but their performance against Portsmouth last night was woeful. Without Torres and Keane, they lacked imagination up front and never looked like scoring. If they continue to play like that, their season will be over before March, but if they continue to snatch a win from the jaws of a draw, they could well be challenging for the title come May.In conclusion, my tip for the top four finish:1. Chelsea - very difficult to beat and irrestible going forward.2. Liverpool - keep notching up the odd goal and if Torres can stay injury free, could challenge.3. Man Utd - look uninterested and Ferguson already has an excuse ready talking about the World Championship Final in Japan.4. Arsenal - quality passing and football cannot replace a weak defence and difficulty to score.This is only after 10 games and there is still a lot of football to play. Man Utd are much better after Halloween and Liverpool are normally playing for their wages by January, so this could be a season without precedent. Chelsea simply look unbeatable over 38 games, whereas the others seem to have problems at the moment. I know others have their views, let me know yours.
Beckham's Dilemma
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Written by Jonny Fusion - 0 Comments
 After Manchester United's and Real Madrid's summer wrangling over Cristiano Ronaldo a new footballing tug-of-war is emerging - that of David Beckham's proposed loan move to Italians AC Milan.The LA Galaxy supremo is desperate to join up with the Serie A giants to help keep his England career on track.And after a frantic few weeks of discussions and rumours the 'will he or won't he' deal was threatening to turn in to another of football's ever increasing saga's.Step in Fabio Capello.Read More...
Football Masterclass
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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var uri = 'http://impgb.tradedoubler.com/imp?type(img)g(17535440)a(1570167)' + new String (Math.random()).substring (2, 11); document.write(' '); Anyone who resisted the urge to watch the "Battle of Britain" last night were treated to an absolute football masterclass from an Arsenal team with an average age of 22.I'm not normally one to rave about a team just because they can pass a ball. For me, the best team is the one that can not only pass the ball, but also, keep it out of their own net and put it in the other teams. Arsenal are well short of this point, their defence last night were shambolic, saved by an excellent performance from Almunia, and their reluctance to shoot is beyond comprehension. Aside from this, I have never witnessed a team pass the ball around with such confidence. Powered by the true class of Cesc Fabregas, Arsenal passed the ball for 90 minutes with such devestating conviction and accuracy that by half time, Fenerbahce looked like they had played two games back-to-back.From the first whistle, Arsenal simply played the simple ball, every time someone got the ball, two others were looking to create a triangle around that player. It was football at it's simplest, yet most devestating, making the ball do all of the work. Everyone who has even the slightest interest in football knows that you should always try to play the simple ball and Arsenal's performance last night gave a perfect demonstration of this.For many people, last nights performance will be a sign that Arsenal can win the Champions League this year, for me, it shows that as soon as they meet a decent team, they will be crushed.Read More...
Waiting For The Bullet
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Written by Loo - 0 Comments
 As the title suggests, Managers these days are just one result away from being sacked. The majority of their time must be spent expecting that phone call from above to tell them to clear their desk as the new, 'fashionable' manager is ready to hand in his notice and wants a bigger desk, and he wants to use the old one for his translator.Nowadays, these new managers hardly have time to let their translator go before they receive their marching orders themselves as the cut-throat world of the Premier League forces chairmen into quicker decisions every year.This year we had only just hit September, two and a half weeks into the new season, before we had not one, but two managers hitting the dole queue. Is this right? Is it fair? Is it good management of the business?First, let's look at the evidence... Of the top four clubs, Liverpool, Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea, three of the managers have been there longer than three years, which has obviously given them all great stability. The most successful, Man Utd, have had Alex Ferguson there for more than 20 years. In the last 16 years, they haven't finished outside the top 5. OK, some people may claim that Man Utd always have 14 players on the field (ref, plus two assistants), but this is never admitted by the refs until after the game when any dodgy penalty is forgiven if you say sorry. What I'm trying to point out is that, Ferguson was rubbish for three years, Man Utd were nearly relegated and his job was saved by a League Cup win, but the chairman stuck by him and let him get on with the job. Now he is reaping the rewards with success after success.Juande Ramos is a good manager. He may have a dodgy name and a wig that he bought off ebay from Gary Glitter, but his managerial skills should leave no-one in any doubt that he is the one who can lift Spurs to new heights. This is the manager who took Seville to back-to-back UEFA Cup wins in 2006-2007, yet people are calling for his head before the Christmas Turkey. var uri = 'http://impgb.tradedoubler.com/imp?type(img)g(17535440)a(1570167)' + new String (Math.random()).substring (2, 11); document.write('');Read More...
The Ten Worst Haircuts in Football
Monday, October 20, 2008
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After seeing Wayne Rooney sport a new skinhead haircut for England's recent international matches, I thought I would take a look back at the ten worst haircuts in football's recent history:10. The Romanian National Team  Read More...
Northern Ireland Keep Hopes Alive
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Written by Jonny Fusion - 0 Comments
 Northern Ireland kept their World Cup hopes alive with a 4-0 win over European minnows Sam Marino in Belfast last night.Having suffered defeats at the hands of Slovakia and Slovenia, and only managing a draw against the Czech Republic, this was a must win match for the small country of only 1.7 million inhabitants.And on the night they duly delivered with goals from David Healy (two), Grant McCann and Kyle Lafferty securing a 4-0 victory.That leaves Northern Ireland in fourth place in Group 3, five points behind leaders Slovakia and three points behind Poland and Slovenia respectfully.Read More...
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