Author Archives: Alexander Fairchild

The Football Association recently banned prized Liverpool striker Luis Suarez for eight matches on the grounds that he made derogatory comments toward Patrice Evra during the club’s fixture against Manchester United. While the Anfield outfit may appeal the ban, the … Continue reading →

The Beautiful Game is loved by all of us and we all enjoy spreading football across the globe. However, there are some in need right now that would truly appreciate soccer equipment in their area of the world. In addition … Continue reading →

Perhaps Clint Dempsey, the man known as “Deuce,” is the greatest American soccer player of all time. The Texan had an enormous impact on me as a child growing up in the Boston area. Dempsey’s scrappy goals and occasional appearances … Continue reading →

Steve Nicol, Liverpool legend and manager of MLS’s New England Revolution, was the most versatile footballer of the 1980s. In his time at Liverpool, the Scotland international played 343 times and scored 36 of his career 38 goals at the … Continue reading →

Since December 1, 2010, Tom Werner has been the new chairman at Liverpool FC. Along with John Henry, Werner leads Fenway Sports Groups, the investment assembly that purchased the ailing Anfield club last year. Since, the investors have brought in … Continue reading →

With the Premier League season well underway, the time has come for critics to speak out and managers to face challenges. In today’s “Daily Ticker” Arsene Wenger takes a bit of stick from George Graham, Harry Redknapp tries to keep … Continue reading →

Three Premier League sides were held in yesterday’s Europa League play. Today’s “Daily Ticker” reviews those matches, looks at more controversy behind the England job, and much more. Europa League Roundup: Dynamo Kiev 1-1 Stoke City: Stoke went to Ukraine … Continue reading →

It was a disappointing day in Manchester yesterday as the Red Devils and Citizens were held by foreign opposition. Today’s “Daily Ticker” takes a look back at those two draws, covers the rest of the day’s Premier League news, and … Continue reading →

The UEFA Champions League group stage kicked off yesterday, but FIFA president Sepp Blatter stole the headlines. Today’s “Daily Ticker” will look back at Arsenal and Chelsea’s matches, look ahead to the games the Manchester clubs play today, and see … Continue reading →

The Premier League’s fourth gameweek came to a goalless end yesterday, but look no further for more enticing football, as the Champions League group stage gets underway today! Chelsea and Arsenal start their UCL campaigns today, while the Manchester clubs will … Continue reading →

We all got our fill of Premier League football this past weekend. For Liverpool, it was just one of those days. For the Manchester clubs it was a party, while Arsenal and Chelsea nearly blew their leads at the end … Continue reading →

The Premier League is back tomorrow. EPL viewers braved the international break and it is time to get back to business. Today’s “Daily Ticker” covers Per Mertesacker, the possible sale of Everton, and why David Beckham is suddenly becoming the … Continue reading →

Just two days away from the big EPL restart, Sir Alex claims that there are more than four teams in the title race, Manchester City may have lost their new signing, and the North London clubs are hopeful to pick … Continue reading →

Euro 2012: England/Wales Yesterday’s Euro 2012 qualifying matches saw plenty of Premier League players in action, mainly in a less than impressive England squad that defeated Wales. Today’s “Daily Ticker” will cover the England vs. Wales match, wrap-up the international … Continue reading →