EPL, England, Featured
13 February 2010 | 3 Comments
There’s not much you can do during a blizzard. Well, besides shovel, I guess. It’s like being trapped in a prison, only the prison steadily gets more difficult to escape and then eventually melts. But this year’s big Nor’easter storm did give me plenty of time to prepare myself for United’s showdown [...]
Tagged in Antonio Valencia, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Chelsea, jonny evans, Manchester United, Nani, Portsmouth, Ryan Giggs
EPL, England, Featured
4 February 2010 | 4 Comments
It’s nice to get away every once in awhile. Never underestimate the positive effect of a vacation – a change of scenery can be surprisingly refreshing. For me, the new scenery was California. Last week, I packed up a small suitcase, bid farewell to the below-freezing temperatures of the East coast, and [...]
Tagged in Antonio Valencia, Arsenal, cristiano ronaldo, ji-sung park, Manchester United, Nani, sir alex ferguson
UEFA Champions League
3 November 2009 | 2 Comments
If you are looking for more certainty as to which clubs will advance to the knock-out round, Tuesday’s UEFA Champions League results did not help. Draws by the leaders of Groups B, C, and D drew trailing teams closer to the top, and while all the names at the top remain in the same, [...]
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UEFA Champions League
2 November 2009 | 2 Comments
Groups A through D resume UEFA Champions League group play on Tuesday, as the tournament’s initial stage enters its home-stretch: the reverse fixtures; second-half of the schedule; the point after which we can start comparing teams with more certainty.
To this point, we can only be reasonably confident that (from these groups) Chelsea, Porto, and [...]
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UEFA Champions League
22 October 2009 | 1 Comment
It was not as big an upset as Tuesday’s result at Camp Nou, but Milan’s late goal at the Santiago Bernabéu – handing Real Madrid their first home loss of the Galactícos 2.0 era – was enough of a shock to knock Rubin Kazan out of the headlines, earning the Italians a 3-2 win.
Perhaps as [...]
Tagged in AC Milan, alex ferguson, Alexandre Pato, Andrea Pirlo, Antonio Valencia, APOEL, atletico madrid, Bayern Munich, Besiktas, bordeaux, Chelsea, CSKA Moscow, Daniel van Buyten, FC Zurich, Gabriel Heinze, Grafite, Hans-Jörg Butt, Hulk, Iker Casillas, Juventus, Louis van Gaal, Maccabi Haifa, Manchester United, Marc Planus, Marseille, Michael Ciani, Pep, Porto, Raul Albío, Real Madrid, Sergio Ramos, Thomas Muller, Wolfsburg
EPL, England
11 August 2009 | 0 Comments
On the last Inside the Six, five guests and myself previewed the English Premier League. I closed each interview with seven, quick questions which asked each guest to predict how the Premiership would play-out.
Playing the role of Mr. Good Host, I stayed away from the fray, giving my guests their platform. But the [...]
Tagged in Alberto Aquilani, alex ferguson, Andrei Arshavin, Antonio Valencia, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Birmingham City, Burnley, Chelsea, EPL, everton, Fernando Torres, Frank Lampard, Harry Redknapp, Hull City, Jermain Defoe, Liverpool, Luka Modric, Manchester City, Manchester United, Mark Hughes, michael owen, Nicklas Bendtner, Paul Hart, Peter Crouch, Phil Brown, Portsmouth, Roberto Martinez, Sebastien Bassong, steve bruce, Steven Gerrard, Sunderland, Tottenham, wayne rooney, Wilson Palacios
EPL, England
10 July 2009 | 0 Comments
Manchester United sign Michael Owen and Gabriel Obertan, while Rafael Benitez has a swipe at the current transfer market.
Tagged in Antonio Valencia, bordeaux, cristiano ronaldo, gabriel obertan, Kaka, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, michael owen, Rafael Benitez, Real Madrid, sir alex ferguson
EPL, England
3 July 2009 | 0 Comments
The transfer market heats up as Manchester United snap up Antonio Valencia, City try to lure Samuel Eto’o, and Arsenal nab Thomas Vermaelen.
Tagged in Ajax, Antonio Valencia, Arsenal, barcelona, Benzema, Carlos Tevez, Eto'o, Ferguson, Hendry Thomas, Manchester City, Manchester United, Mark Hughes, ronaldo, Vermaelen, Wenger, wigan