Contrary to conventional wisdom, I did not go into depression over the past week watching Chelshit p(l)ay their way to the fourth league title in their non-existent history. In a season where no team really got any sort of run going, Chelsea was probably the most consistent. Of course, they also didn’t lose 6 of their starting back four to injury over months like us or lose the only player capable of putting a ball into a goal like the poor Scouse. Arsenal are of course bound to lose 6 people to injury every season. But all things said and done, fair play to them. The diginified concession of the title by SAF after their demolition of Wigan is prrof of this general sentiment. What we definitely proved this season though is this:
Posts Tagged ‘Football Rivalries’
Manchester United – Hated, Adored but never Ignored
Posted in Man United, tagged Football Rivalries, Reviews on May 12, 2010| 2 Comments »
When Title rival meets Derby rival.
Posted in Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man United, tagged Football Philosophy, Football Rivalries, Reviews on May 4, 2010| 5 Comments »
The thing is, England’s not the only league where this has happened this season. And that sets up a very interesting pattern of events to unfold across Europe in the coming couple of weeks. (more…)
90 Minutes in 10 Points. Zzzzzz
Posted in Arsenal, tagged Football Rivalries, Reviews on April 25, 2010| 8 Comments »
- The extended highlights package for the game will probably be for a duration of 45 seconds and will contain multiple angle replays of Shay Given’s shoulder dislocation because that was pretty much all that actually was interesting in the whole game. (more…)
Give Him Hell!
Posted in Arsenal, tagged Controversies, Football Rivalries, People, Previews on April 24, 2010| 4 Comments »
Johnson to de Jong, Barry, Barry brilliantly nutmegs the young rookie Eastmond and finds Tevez with a beautifully weighted defense splitter, Tevez flicks one back to Adebayor, Adebayor runs around Silvestre three times, Holds him off with a palm to his forehead while he juggles the ball with his left foot and blows cigar smoke into Campbell’s face. Adebayor passes to FABIANSKI? Fabianski collects the ball (crowd lets out a stunned roar of approval) and promptly throws the ball back into his own net; 4-1 Citeh.
<Wakes up drenched in cold sweat> (more…)
Big Four Substitution
Posted in Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man United, tagged Brutal Honesty, Football Rivalries, Heavy Hearts on April 13, 2010| 1 Comment »
A question we at BigFourZa have been asked way too often over the past couple of months is, What ARE you guys going to do next season? The choices we’ve been given are, (more…)