Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
January 25, 2012
January 4, 2012
EPL: Man City's To Lose?
Sir Alex Ferguson once believed that it would take Manchester City quite a bit of time to contend; presumably he was hoping that time would come only after his retirement from management, it seems it's coming much much sooner.
After another critical loss, can Manchester United rebound and is it now Manchester City's title to lose?
| Manchester United were beaten quite decisively on Wednesday. |
December 8, 2011
Manchester United Crash Out, UEFA Champions League
Manchester United have been ousted from the UEFA Champions League Group Stage and become the first club to do so after reaching a final the season before.
What does this collapse mean as we look towards the future of the Red Devils?
June 6, 2011
International Weekend: European Powerhouses Maintain Euro 2012 Charge
This weekend marked the returned to international football for Europe as the powerhouses maintained their dominance although with some difficulties.
May 29, 2011
Rapid Reaction: UEFA Champions League Final Post-Match - Manchester United v FC Barcelona
FC Barcelona and Manchester United held the headlines of the soccer world this past week and they didn't disappoint. In a match with various underlying themes (Manchester United redeeming their 2009 Final loss & Barcelona reclaiming their spot at the top of Europe), both sides were aware of the historical ramifications of this game. The winner would transcend to a different level in European folklore by claiming a 4th title. The odds were pretty stacked against Manchester United and how would they fair?
May 28, 2011
UEFA Champions League Final: FC Barcelona v Manchester United Preview
The stage is set and these 2 European Powerhouses will face off on May 28th for the right to be called European Champions. Many of us recall the last time these 2 met on this grand stage and since then many players have left and many still remain. Have United improved since their defeat last time around to Barcelona? Will Barcelona be able to match their achievement in 2009?
May 25, 2011
Coentrão On His Way Out? Real Madrid & Liverpool Pressing
Fabio Coentrão is the latest of Portugal's gems to attract interest amongst many of Europe's top clubs. A speedy and tricky player, Coentrão had initially played as a winger until SL Benfica manager Jorge Jesus encouraged the youngster to try-out the LB slot. The rest as we say is history and after an impressive 2 seasons, which saw him having earned a starting spot on the Portuguese National team, has led him to become one of Europe's most wanted players.
May 9, 2011
Tottenham Crash? Gareth Bale Not Fit To Play
Tottenham Hotspurs were dealt a major blow going into the final 3 matches of their Premier League season as they will be without LB/LM Gareth Bale.
May 8, 2011
Weekend Recap: English Premier League
A quick look into the status of the top 6 in the English Premier League as the season is quickly coming to an end.
Manchester United & FC Barcelona Both 1 Point Away
Manchester United and FC Barcelona are both only 1 point away from clinching their domestic titles.
May 4, 2011
Rapid Reaction: Manchester United v Schalke 04 2nd Leg
Manchester United & Schalke 04 completed this season's edition of the UEFA Champions League Semi-Finals in what was a rather open match as Schalke was chasing a 2-0 deficit at Old Trafford. Were they able to accomplish the turnover or did Manchester United finish off the tie setting up a mouth-watering match-up against FC Barcelona.
UEFA Champions League Wednesday: Semi-Final 2nd Leg @ Old Trafford
Will it be Manchester United again or a Schalke surprise?
Schalke 04 travel to Old Trafford where they will attempt to accomplish what Real Madrid failed to do yesterday, come back from a 2-0 deficit against Manchester United. Manchester United look to book a trip to Wembley where they would face the team that beat them 2 seasons ago in Rome.
Schalke 04 travel to Old Trafford where they will attempt to accomplish what Real Madrid failed to do yesterday, come back from a 2-0 deficit against Manchester United. Manchester United look to book a trip to Wembley where they would face the team that beat them 2 seasons ago in Rome.
April 27, 2011
UEFA Champions League Semi-Final Update: Barcelona & Manchester Win 2-0
We've made it through the first legs of the 2010-2011 UEFA Champions League semi-finals and the picture is shaping up to be a Manchester United v FC Barcelona final, a re-match of the 2009 final match where Barcelona knocked off the then defending champions Manchester United.
April 18, 2011
UEFA Champions Semi-Finals: Mega-Clásico & English-German Collision
The UEFA Champions League is only providing more reasons for why many believe it to be the premiere soccer tournament in the world. The club versus country argument is an old and long one and I wouldn't bring it any justice by attempting to summarize it, so I'll leave it at that or better yet allow you fine folks to discuss it via the comment section. This season we have ourselves one semi-final in which many expected and another which many didn't.
April 5, 2011
Nani Snubbed: PFA Shortlist
After hearing that Nani had missed out of the PFA shortlist, I gathered my thoughts and here is what I think...
July 14, 2010
Four Years Later, Home-Base Rules Again...Ehh Sorta
Four years ago, we witnessed an Italian national side grind it's way through 7 matches and eventually claim it's 4th World Cup title. What was interesting about this special squad above everything else was that all 23 of their players were based at Italian clubs, a feat that no other national super power could emulate. The only other side who posted a squad comprised of domestic based players was Saudi Arabia. This interesting fact was touched upon by a few pundits and commentators as perhaps having a definite impact upon Italian success. Although the 23 did not all play at the same club, playing at home seemed to offer a better sense of understanding between the players and possibly better comradery.

February 28, 2008
4 Years Later, A Generation Comes To An End Another Begins
| Zidane and Figo exchange jerseys signaling the end of a generation. |
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