If you strained your ears hard enough, you probably would have heard Felipe’s rich baritone singing ‘We’re gonna win the League’ at Fratton Park last night (or early this morning in India). Yes, the man from the Emirates was spotted celebrating in a Hampshire pub after the game and you’ll have to put up with [...]
Archive for December, 2009
Pomp and Glory
Posted in Arsenal, tagged Football Philosophy, People, Reviews on December 31, 2009 | 4 Comments »
The Villain of Villains.
Posted in Liverpool, tagged Reviews on December 30, 2009 | 7 Comments »
He has been quiet this game. Fit on scraps. But when this falls through you kinda knew, YOU KINDA KNEW where it was gonna end. – Andy Gray sadly glancing at his twin Vodka shots Martin Hugh Michael O’Neill, former Celtic Manager with whom a UEFA cup finalist, a European Cup winner with Nott Forest [...]
For a Moment there…
Posted in Man United, tagged People, Reviews on December 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
At 1-1 going into the 75th minute at the Kingston Communication Stadium in Hull on Sunday, it seemed like United’s run of worst defensive leaks had proved their undoing yet again. Most cruelly, it seemed like their best attacking option and ever-relaible frontman had handed Hull the lifeline back into the game. Wayne Rooney put United ahead [...]
The Arsenalisation Has Finally Started
Posted in Guest Columns, tagged Football Philosophy, Football Rivalries, Hero worship, People, Reviews, Tributes on December 28, 2009 | 7 Comments »
By: Felipe Hassin Pinto Maddy’s Note: Today was one of those days. A day when all Arsenal fans reached for the jersey that they all own and lovingly kissed the crest. A day when fans of every other team in Europe wished the Magician who is Francesc Fabregas Soler was a part of their squad [...]
A weekend of ‘Brutal Honesty’s
Posted in Man United, tagged Brutal Honesty, Reviews, Verbal Diarrhoea on December 22, 2009 | 14 Comments »
When United traveled to London on Saturday to take on Fulham in their quidditch pitch at Hogwarts cottage, Liverpool had already become the first casualty of the night, and they’d done it in style at that. One comment stands out from all the reactions to Masch’s tackle, from Jamie Reeves – “Well, he certainly didn’t [...]


