Limp Arsenal abandoned their principlesby Chef - on Mar 9th 2011 - 2 Comments Odhran Harrison argues Arsenal do not have the players or the manager to pull off what Inter Milan achieved. |
 | Milan win puts Spurs’ past under-achievement in perspectiveby Odhran Harrison - on Feb 16th 2011 - 3 Comments Odhran Harrison says Spurs’ win underlines poverty of European football |
England should listen to Danny Murphy’s brave wordsby Chef - on Oct 15th 2010 - 1 Comment Odhran Harrison says Danny Murphy’s recent comments on the overuse of physicality in the English game were laudable on many levels. |
Capello should ignore England’s self-important playersby Odhran Harrison - on Jun 21st 2010 - No Comments Odhran Harrison argues the last thing Fabio Capello should do is begin listening to the likes of Gerrard, Terry, Lampard and Rooney |
Mourinho’s well-drilled Inter highlight Arsenal’s reckless naivetyby Odhran Harrison - on Apr 21st 2010 - No Comments Barcelona have become a little overrated, because Arsenal are hugely overrated, says Odhran Harrison. When the North Londoners were led a merry dance over two legs, the idea took hold that their conquerors could be the finest European club side since Arrigo Sacchi’s AC Milan team plundered consecutive European Cups in 1989 and 1990. But Jose Mourinho’s well-drilled Inter team were never going to approach the challenge this absurdly talented team presents with the same reckless naivety that Arsenal |
Arsene Wenger’s fatal flaw cruelly exposedby Odhran Harrison - on Apr 1st 2010 - 19 Comments There was ample proof last night, as at Stamford Bridge in the last round, as to why the Premiership teams’ primacy in Europe has been exaggerated. Despite the final result, Barcelona made a mockery of the comparisons between their style and Arsenal’s. One team has substance, the other a much-trumpeted philosophy that too often founders against the strongest sides. So it was again. Arsene Wenger’s fatal flaw has been cruelly exposed this season. A man with admirably romantic ideals, he |
The quality gap at the heart of Chelsea’s teamby Odhran Harrison - on Mar 17th 2010 - No Comments Odhran Harrison believes Sneijder, not Mourinho, was the main difference between Chelsea and Inter Milan |
Boateng tackle underlines Wenger’s legitimate fearsby Odhran Harrison - on Mar 15th 2010 - 4 Comments Odhran Harrison believes the nasty tackle on Bacary Sagna at the KC Stadium should silence pundits like Stan Collymore |
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