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Being A Football Fan Can Be A Fickle Old Folly

Posted on February 1, 2010 by Rob McCluskey

In Europe, following a football team can be a lot like gaining another sibling. You even see in places like Argentina, where money is scarce, people will come out to see their team and live every moment of their season … Continue reading →

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Am I Reading This Right? Royals Into 5th Round – Motivation Phenomenon

Posted on January 23, 2010 by Rob McCluskey

In a season where the passion and relevance of the English F.A cup have been in question, one team defies the odds and shows a true cup spirit. Of course I am referring to Reading, the team who have become … Continue reading →

Posted in Championship Talk Posts, Uncategorized | Tagged ability, alignright, attachment, belief, Bring, Burnley, caption, competition, confidence, course, Cup, David Seaman, England, English, F.A, flight, football, game, goalkeeper, home, League, Liverpool, lot, Madjeski Stadium, match, Messi, Moment, Motivation, Nottingham, passion, Phenomenom, play, player, Plymouth, question, relevance, Robert Green, Ronaldo, round, Royals, season, Self, Sheffield, sort, Spirit, talent, team, victim, way, week, width, World | 3 Comments

The Damned (Scunny) United: Clough On Watch, But Why?

Posted on January 9, 2010 by Rob McCluskey

In a weekend hit by weather misery here in the UK thanks to the government’s clear lack of contingency, Derby did manage to get their game against Scunthorpe United kicked off but in hindsight would rather they’d followed the lead of … Continue reading →

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Will Owen Coyle Take Over At Bolton Wanderers?

Posted on January 4, 2010 by Paul Bestall

Well it certainly sounds like Owen Coyle will be moving the 25 or so miles to Bolton Wanderers to replace the sacked Gary Megson. After being given permission to talk to the Trotters, Coyle looks set to become the manager … Continue reading →

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Can Diamanti Emulate Di Canio?

Posted on September 22, 2009 by David Schiavone

Can West Ham United’s new Italian talent have the same impact on the Hammers as club legend Paolo Di Canio did between 1999 and 2003? Gianfranco Zola signed Alessandro Diamanti for a fee of around £6 million in the summer. … Continue reading →

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Will Carlos Queiroz be back at Old Trafford Soon?

Posted on September 15, 2009 by David Schiavone

With Portugal on the verge of non-qualification for the World Cup in 2010, manager Carlos Queiroz is under extreme pressure and has the very real possibility of unemployment looming over him. Given this threat, and inevitability that this will occur, … Continue reading →

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Can Anderson Be the Key?

Posted on August 24, 2009 by David Schiavone

Cast your mind back to May 2009, Manchester United were comprehensively and soundly trounced in Rome by a magical Barcelona side, inspired by Xavi and Iniesta. For many, the lack of quality in the centre of the park was plain … Continue reading →

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