Letting the stattos determine football's finest has produced a ludicrous list which will have Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal fans cringing. Is Ali Daei really better than Thierry Henry and Kevin Keegan? Posted November 13, 2007 by Michael Walsh
The Manchester United boss welcomes FIFA's latest controversial bid to boost homegrown talent, but maybe Arsenal and Liverpool are right to fight any change that could weaken the Premier League. Posted November 12, 2007 by Patrick Cook
With club football seemingly more popular than internationals and chairmen developing team brands over different continents, is a European Premier League an inevitability? Posted November 19, 2007 by peter wright
The managers of Arsenal and Manchester United can't agree (again) but do we really want to see our beloved game go down the same road as the British car industry? Posted November 16, 2007 by Orion Assante
There'd also be big problems for Chelsea, Spurs and Manchester City if a quota system was introduced. The real Premier League problem is the glaring inadequacy of the English youth system. Posted December 12, 2007 by Tetteh Otuteye
He never demanded a move which for me said it all. He's happy here, he's ambitious and wants to be the best player in the world, leaving a legacy like Maradona (from an early interview years ago). The awards coming to him despite not playing in Blatters f
Yeah, I forgot about that aspect of his departure. Also Sir Ferg, in this recent GQ rant about Blatter, claims that Madrid's chief interest in Heinze was in luring Ronnie away. So I withdraw my unconditional guarantee ;). But I'd still rather reflect on th
Early onset of Alzheimers or summat for Mister Blaaaater, this dinosaur oughta get replaced real soon. Okay ya mancs , on some things there is a common ground. The twit seems to want to comment when it would be better not to. Perhaps an anti-English bias?
After Fergie's blast at Blatter, surprise surprise, their 'committee' have only listed Ronaldo as a contender for their 'player of the year' from United. Babies!
Jim, far be it from me not to slag Blatter off, but surely this is just the form. It's the same people who were in this FifaPro team, with the addition of Michel Bollock and Iniesta. It's put to a vote, he'll win by a street. Messy and Kaka (no pun require
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