Commentary Gabriel Egan-style as Cameron Jerome puts Birmingham 2-1 up; "Ahhh, who go, a ha, here we go." Ray Wilkins ups the hype-ante on Sky; "There's so many people's lives at stake" Quite what Peter...
Read More →A poignant window into The Merse’s soul; “Next year don’t come”...
Read More →It’s around the time of year when youngsters everywhere are anxiously mulling over their futures, wondering just what line of work might eventually suit their raw talents. All that uncertainty is over, however, for one...
Read More →As solved by Rio Ferdinand, and all the rest of the week's guff. BRAVO RIO You can't take your eyes off Man U players for a second. With foreman Gary Neville off the premises, someone...
Read More →More England keeper trouble, six minute Fergie cries foul, Lawro danger in the workplace and more... GOING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION With the miracles slow in coming, destiny might not be so kind to the...
Read More →Eamo's sharpest u-turn and other stories..... When Adebayor shook off his bemusement at little Theo's accurate cross to knock in Arse's second, delirious George was blowing in the wind: "It's all over now baby blue."...
Read More →Pick the bones out of this; "As we've seen with other clubs, it doesn't necessarily mean you need good management on the footballing side, is to pick the teams, and maybe when you not got...
Read More →At the behest of Nicole Kidman, millions of ladies the world over are prodding a white Gameboy with a stick in a bid to improve brainpower. And yet you'll scarcely find a woman in the...
Read More →Could Kenny Cunningham happened across the life-saving intervention that will kickstart the Rafalution? "Aston Villa are breathing down their throats." There was a now-rare moment of clarity from Motty during Liverpool's Upton Park reverse midweek:...
Read More →On Soccer AM, Cameron Jerome explained why he went a long way under Steve Bruce: "The gaffer said he'd back me to the hills." Brave Scunthorpe manager Nigel Adkins won't yet be raising the towel:...
Read More →A seismic week for British culture. The yin and yang, the rough with the smooth, it's swings and roundabouts, innit? Out goes Vera Duckworth, and back strides King Kev. What's the reaction been like? Big...
Read More →Saturday's reappearance of the popular Jimmy Bullard for Fulham after sixteen months out injured had Chris Kamara fighting a familiar battle with coherence: "Four corners of the ground, and the sides of the ground, and...
Read More →A moment of magic from Jimmy as Tim Howard held onto a Martin Petrov effort: "No sign of a spill. No jam down the side of the pot there." Credit where it's due to Paul...
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