For the first ten minutes today we played a high tempo game and took it to Swansea. After that, it evened out. We then went one up and then Swansea scored two. We lost again. Against a side that was
I apologise for the post yesterday. I really did just have a few minutes to write it but I think I got across my point. And it really is the same post every time at the moment. Just like the post i
I have literally ten minutes before my first meeting of the day that isn't over until something like 7pm, so I've decided to write the quickest blog post of my blogging career and lets start with the
Like many, I have a love hare relationship with Stan Collymore. I sometimes think that he doesn't think about what he says and it baffles me that he writes stuff and publishes it without thinking it
Over twenty years ago I did a deal with Microsoft. I can write about the deal now because the company I was at no longer exists and it was the deal of deals. It basically meant I didn't need to go i
Tim Sherwood says that losing Benteke is similar to Liverpool losing Suarez. In his last season at Liverpool Suarez scored 31 goals in 33 appearances. Benteke scored 13 in 28. For me and this is just
So for this post, I want to put all the Tim Sherwood debate to one side and focus on the team to go out and get a result on Saturday, because whatever the future for the manager of Aston Villa, the
I'm going to do this in a strange order today, but before I do, I'm looking forward to Gary Gardner coming good. But I read something about him this week that made me chuckle. And let me be clear be
No sooner is a manager sacked and he's linked to the next club. We've not even sacked Tim Sherwood yet and deluded Brendan Rodgers is lined up to replace him. The thing is, someone at the club will
Every autumn, during this international break, football supporters all over this glorious land of ours are encouraged to visit a local club and watch a game. So I've sort of taken it upon myself (I