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Things get Heated in EPL
Posted on 3 Feb 2012 by Stephen Gonzalez.
After this past weeks midweek league games, the race for the league title, Champion's League spots, and Europa League have blown wide open. U.S.A's Landon Donovan was a huge part in the shock 1-0 victory over Manchester City, as he provided the assist to newly transferred Darron Gibson. The other surprise's this week was The Gunners tie to bottom of the table Bolton Wanderers, and Chelsea's ti...
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FA fails to lead (again)
Posted on 23 Dec 2011 by thesportingmouth.
And so it continues. The FA have yet again failed to provide any sensible moral leadership after the announcement by the CPS on Wednesday that they will be pressing charges against John Terry for racial abuse. This blog has made it's position clear on John Terry and his inadequacies as England captain so we'll turn our attention instead to this latest abdication of responsibility by the FA. Le...
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Blatter blathers
Posted on 18 Nov 2011 by thesportingmouth.
Leader? Sepp Blatter has been a pompous , self serving, ethically shallow administrator of the world’s only global sport for many years, but his latest comments regarding racism in football travel beyond incompetent buffoonery into the murkier waters of moral bankruptcy. Under Blatter’s stewardship FIFA has sailed a fine line between right & wrong on numerous occasions, but his comm...
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Unfit for purpose
Posted on 4 Nov 2011 by thesportingmouth.
Captain Disaster The phrase “John Terry, England captain” sticks in my throat. Now let me be clear, I’m no Johnny come lately to the” how can this man be England captain” bandwagon – I’ve been a fully paid up member for years but it does seem to me that the allegations against his suitability for the role are so over-whelming that it beggars belief that he’s clung onto the a...
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City Slackers
Posted on 22 Oct 2011 by thesportingmouth.
Manchester City beware. The European signs are that complacency on the pitch has already drifted into the stands and Wednesday night’s Champions league fixture against Villarreal was a case in point. Take other teams enjoying their first foray into the CL & and their fans are at bursting point with excitement, Blackburn A lacklustre night at Etihad stadium in the nineties, Tottenham last ...
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Rooney ban raises English anxiety levels
Posted on 14 Oct 2011 by thesportingmouth.
Normally the anxiety of supporting England in a major soccer tournament starts a few weeks before the action kicks off. Rooney sees Red in Montenegro In 1996 we had the distraction of some pre season high jinks in the infamous dentist’s chair in Hong Kong whereas 2 years later it was Teddy Sheringham sharing a smoke with a mystery blonde in a Portuguese nightclub. Ahead of the World Cup ...
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Still Waiting for the Rise
Posted on 5 Oct 2011 by Stephen Gonzalez.
Jurgen Klinsmann's recent arrival here in the states has revamped viewers and fans to believe that the U.S national team is just on the brink of glory. Despite his record, I myself have been generally pleased with the style he has tried to establish on the team. The idea of trying to generate a lot shots and becoming a more attacking team by bringing more creative players to the pitch. Though t...
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A Weekend for Youngsters
Posted on 3 Oct 2011 by Stephen Gonzalez.
This weekend appeared to be a weekend for classic rivalries and a hoard of goals from young players. In the EPL, there were 31 goals scored this week and out of those 31, 12 of those goals were scored by someone 23 or under. Players such as Tottenham defender Kyle Walker, 22, scored a goal for the ages as he handed Wenger and company a crushing rivalry loss. Daniel Sturridge, 22, struck twice b...
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Soccer Goes Flat For Joe 6-Pack
Posted on 30 May 2011 by Steven Keys.
You’d have thought we were part of the British Commonwealth or lived on the Continent, eating paella, drinking Mahou (beer) while we watched our futbol contests. But in the States we eat burgers, fries & burritos and wash it all down with Miller High Life, while we watch weekend baseball on FOX. Not since hosting the World Cup (‘94) had the US market been so saturated with Euro soccer i...
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Real Madrid Corner: Two Penalty Kicks Go Through as 10 Man RM Hold Barca to a Draw in 1st of 4 Clásicos
Posted on 18 Apr 2011 by Timothy Ashe Jr..
80,000 people packed the Bernabeau on Saturday, April 16, to watch the first of 4 epic battles between the best two clubs in Europe. The expectations were high and the leaders of each team didn’t disappoint. Both goals were scored through penalty kicks, one by Leo Messi (his record breaking 49th goal of the season and 30th in La Liga) and the other by Cristiano Ronaldo (82’ minute,...
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REAL MADRID CORNER: STICK A SPUR IN IT–TOTTENHAM LOOKS TO BE FINISHED AFTER REAL MADRID THRASHES THEM IN THE BERNABEAU
Posted on 5 Apr 2011 by Timothy Ashe Jr..
Well, it certainly wasn’t a 0-0 draw which Jose Mourinho said he would have been content with headed into the second leg. Even better, it was a perfect night for the home team as Harry Redknapp was only left to close his eyes in disgust and embarrassment. Bring on Barcelona?? Well, there’s still a return leg at White Hart Lane in London but the Spanish giants seem to have already lo...
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REAL MADRID CORNER: PRECIADO OUTMANAGES MOURINHO TO RATTLE MADRID’S TITLE HOPES AS SG WINS 1-0 TO DROP RM 8 PTS BEHIND BARCA IN LEAGUE RACE
Posted on 3 Apr 2011 by Timothy Ashe Jr..
Preciado and Mourinho don't like each other. Did Preciado get revenge? This was supposed to be an easy win. Little Sporting Gijon (14th place in the table), dropped into the Bernabeau with little expectations except to be competitive and not get crushed. Most people can’t even name a Sporting player because they don’t have any clear cut superstars. Jose Mourinho hadn’t lost a l...
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