The curse of the international break has struck again, bringing with it familiar questions over the value of such fixtures to players and fans alike. While the call to represent one’s country brings out patriotism and a desire to prove their world beating credentials from many professional footballers, there is a perception that impact on [...]
Entries from November 2009
November 7, 2009
THE WOLVES OF CHANGE
It has become quite apparent in most news papers and articles this week, that Arsenal are a serious party-pooper this year for the expected United-Chelsea title contest. Alex Ferguson came out this week and told Wenger and Benitez to forget the title, it’s between him and Ancelotti. Now, the latter of these two managers can [...]
November 7, 2009
WOLVES v ARSENAL: STARTING LINE UP AND PREDICTION
After convincing wins against Liverpool, Tottenham and AZ Alkmaar, Arsenal face another tricky game against a Wolves side who are unbeaten in three. Arsenal seemed to have hit form at the right time, and we’re hoping to continue the free-scoring this afternoon at Molineux. The full match preview can be found here. Arsenal are still [...]
November 2, 2009
ONE TEAM IN LONDON
I sat, well up in the dizzying heights of the emirates stadium, looming over the Tottenham supporters below dropping my arm toward them like a guillotine screaming ‘who are ya? Who are ya?’ Over fifty-five thousand of my favourite people in the world crying out with me in the thralls of victory, the smell of [...]
November 1, 2009
ARSENAL 3-0 TOTTENHAM: PLAYER RATINGS
Another easy three points for Arsenal with a convincing 3-0 win over North London rivals Tottenham. The full match report can be found here. Two goals from Robin van Persie, and a wonder-goal from Fabregas secured Arsenal into a handsome position in the Premiership, and within touching distance with Manchester United and Chelsea. Robbie Keane’s [...]
