The Prem is back, rejoice! But what does this mean for fans and players?
Football is back. But at what cost to players and supporters?
Football is back. But at what cost to players and supporters?
Are you a dedicated football enthusiast? Watching every game is a chance to experience the adrenaline rush first hand. The jubilation, excitement, and unexplained joy that comes with a score of each goal is priceless. If you are a die-hard football fan, you need not let your game-watching time go to waste. How about you […]
His impact was instantaneous to say the least. Despite tasting defeat in his debut away to Bolton, Palacios would steer Spurs to only three loses from their remaining 14 games.
I’m glad Spurs are back. I am. I’m simply not bothered as much as the authorities and TV expect me to be. I need normality elsewhere to return first.
I sobered up for only a second, and then watched the striker transform into a kaleidoscopic freeze-frame that travelled towards me, super-imposing himself on my vision of the pitch…
Carrick was different. The strong and silent type. The personification of professionalism. He kept things ticking in the middle and gave us a more majestic presence rather than the usual seasonal jestering.
The total repayments include a £215 million in interest payments, bringing the total liability to a little over £852 million – that’s a whopping amount of money.
This is why sport needs to return and the Premier league will now be looking to follow the Bundesliga in Germany, through returning with the top flight of domestic football.
Do I owe my career in sports to Danny Blanchflower, Dave Mackay and Bill Nicholson? It is oddly factual that I’ve always maintained a fascination with the FA Cup final.