Again Anton Ferdinand deserves our…
...thanks. The hapless dolt of a defender has done England proud by helping remove former manager Fabio Capello and now former England captain John Terry. ...read this Blog post →
As Michel Platini watched on his little fiefdom…
...was putting up a stink. From the man himself to his beloved extra officials to the visiting fans a stink was put out at White Hart Lane as Spurs were denied an opening game victory in the Europa League. ...read this Blog post →
Was anyone really interest in an England…
...friendly in Switzerland? A half full Wankdorf Stadium in Berne suggested no. Even if the Olympics hadn't just finished there still wouldn't be much interest in this game, seeing what England should have been like at the Euros. ...read this Blog post →
When Alan Shearer said “did” instead of “done”…
…I though England would nick it. I never thought they would outplay Italy, I never thought they’d pass it about like they knew what they were doing, I never thought they’d look like a proper football team but I thought with the luck they had previously and if Shearer can actually figure out that it’s [...] ...read this Blog post →
How could I have ever doubted the experts…
...when they said England would win the group? Oh that's right I've watch enough England games like this latest one the final group D game against Ukraine. It's amazing what a couple of very scrappy, lucky, wins can do for reality. ...read this Blog post →
Who writes ‘Arry’s…
...scripts. Hours after being found unanimously not guilty of tax evasion charges Fabio Capello chucks the dummy and walks out of the England job. ...read this Blog post →
A game of three…
...halves. Spurs come out of the blocks against Chelski all guns blazing then squander the lead letting the visitors back into it before going end to end. ...read this Blog post →
Who knew Anton Ferdinand would help…
...England's cause? Could the alleged racial abuse he received from John Terry help England by removing Terry and Ferdinand's brother, Rio? ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Anton Ferdinand, Ashley Cole, captain, Chelsea, England, FA, Fabio Capello, Football, John Terry, Ledley King, ManUre, Rio Ferdinand, Spurs, Wayne Bridge, World Cup
John Terry for Rio Ferdinand it's a like for like…
...substitution. One scumbag who has played a full part in past failures, Terry, regains the captain's armband from another scumbag who has played a full part in past failures, Ferdinand. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Ashley Cole, captain, Charlie Williams, England, FA, Fabio Capello, Football, John Terry, Matt Jarvis, Rio Ferdinand, scum, Sport, Steven Gerrard
No one here ever called you a god…
...Fabio. Neither have I claimed you are a monster, rather I put you firmly in the Italian version of Sven Goran-Eriksson as England manager, you beat little teams in qualifying but are out of our depth when the real thing comes round. ...read this Blog post →
You’re just rubbing it in now…
...aren't you Germany. Not only did the German's thrash us at our own game in the World Cup but now they're doing a damn fine job of analysing the problems with the England team as Thomas Mueller says there's too many alpha males. ...read this Blog post →
England playing with fear…
...but what have they got be be fearful about? Fear of failure? Why on earth would this group of England players have a fear of failure? They've failed repeatedly for England and faced no consequences. ...read this Blog post →
Toxic's index rating the players…
...before unlike Fabio not well after the World Cup finals. Fabio Capello has named his provisional 30 squad for the World Cup it includes the usual suspects alongside some stupid choices and 6 players from Spurs. ...read this Blog post →
Tags → Aaron Lennon, Ashley Cole, Darren Bent, Emile Heskey, England, Fabio Capello, Football, Frank Lampard, Gareth Barry, James Milner, Jamie Carragher, Jermain Defoe, Joe Cole, John Terry, Ledley King, Leighton Baines, McClown, Michael Carrick, Michael Dawson, Peter Crouch, Rio Ferdinand, South Africa, South Africa 2010, Sport, Spurs, Steven Gerrard, Sven, Svennis, Theo Walcott, Tom Huddlestone, Wayne Rooney, World Cup, World Cup 2010
It's only peaks and troughs with Spurs…
...no in between. They say a week is a long time in politics, it certainly is in the life of a Spurs supporter from the misery of the cup semi-final to winning two derbies, it started out in a trough now it's at a peak. ...read this Blog post →
Does that fill anyone with any confidence apart…
...from England's opposition. After a shocking first half against Egypt at Wembley, England managed to scrape a win but that team put out by Capello and led by Gerrard should fill no one with hopes of World Cup glory. ...read this Blog post →