Fair play is over-rated.

Inane ramblings about football by two empty-headed fans who get bored easily.

Friday, 7 December 2012

Mags to move for Momo?

Pardew looking to strengthen side after Young Toon defeat in France.


West Ham United's Senegalese anchor man, Mohammed Diame has done well for the Hammers since his free transfer from Wigan at the end of last season. And such performances have not gone unnoticed, the defensive midfielder being in superb form so far this season, noticeably in the shock 3-1 victory over Chelsea.




Monday, 24 September 2012

We've Got Perchinio

Irreplaceable Versatility




Newcastle United's James Perch, 26, joined the Premier League side in July 2010 from Notts Forest for a fee believed to be around £1m. In his first season on Tyneside, Perch established a new Premier League record by receiving five yellow cards in his first five league games. On his return from suspension, he scored a late own goal which lead to a home defeat against Stoke City. He continued his disappointing form, and was eventually dropped, making a total of 13 league appearances in his first season at Newcastle. 

Friday, 21 September 2012

World Cup 2014 - Already decided?



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Brazil are a country that are more than familiar on the global football stage. For decades they have been among the elite of International teams, Germany, Spain, Argentina, Brazil. The team representing Brazil in the 1970 world cup in Mexico have long been thought of as the greatest international team of all time. After Spain's three successive major international tournament victories, this title may be shadowed by some doubt. This does not, however, dismiss the fact that Brazil have long been producers of some of the greatest talent to grace the world of football. If asked to name the best footballer in the world currently, most would refer to the Argentine Lionel Messi, or the Portuguese Christiano Ronaldo. If asked to name the greatest footballer of all time, many would say the Brazilian Pelé, present in the aforementioned 1970 squad. 

Since then, Brazil have produced many world class talents, the likes of Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho and Kaká incredibly familiar names to many football fans. But it does not even remotely stop there. Brazil first hosted the World Cup way back in 1950, and will host the next competition in 2014. Considered the greatest tournament on the planet, and the best way for football players to represent their nationality, the World Cup has been coveted by all those who have entered it since it's inception. Brazil have won the most world cups in history, lifting the trophy no less than five times. They could quite possibly make it six in just a few years time.