Andersred looks at United's increasing wage bill.
The Evening News reports on Fergie's hopes for an all Manchester Europa final.
BBC Football talks about Phil Neville's role with the England U-21s.
Mancunia Merchandise still has the Wellbred Welbeck t-shirts which are donating all profit to
The Christie in February.
Andersred looks at United's increasing wage bill.
The Evening News reports on Fergie's hopes for an all Manchester Europa final.
BBC Football talks about Phil Neville's role with the England U-21s.
Mancunia Merchandise still has the Wellbred Welbeck t-shirts which are donating all profit to
The Christie in February.
Beautifully Red has some nice GIFs from last night's game.
BBC Football has a nice article on the man who sold us Chicharito.
KCKRS talks about Rooney's new horse.
The Mirror reckons we're after Gotze whilst The Guardian thinks we could be in for Pique.
The Evening News reports on Rio's claims that we'll be fine without the injured Valencia.
The comments of the host of The Football League Show, Manish Bhasin, over the whereabouts of his
show in the BBC schedules over the festive break have been causing social media no little disquiet
over the last couple of days or so. This morning, though, a chink of light was granted into a
possible reason behind why Bhasin was being so forthright on the subject, with rumours starting to
appear in the press suggesting that the corporation is not going to renew its option on the
programme come the end of this season.
I remember reading about Liverpool's issues in front of goal a while ago. This article on the
BBC Football site has some key details, and The Times ran a chart in yesterday's edition talking
about the same thing (behind a paywall, sadly).
The point of all this is that Liverpool are having a terrible time converting their shots to
goals, and at that point were only scoring with 10% of their shots.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OIg_rIj_vM Gary Speed appeared on Football Focus, the BBC football show,
earlier on Saturday alongside former Leeds United teammate Gary McAllister for a discussion
regarding several topics. Eerily, it would be his last TV...
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I was still researching Watford owner Laurence Bassini's last no-show at a fans' forum when the
headline "Watford owner to face fans' Q&A" appeared on the BBC Football website's homepage. By the
time I'd done my research and clicked onto the story itself, Bassini had "no-shown" again. It is
remarkable and depressing the lengths to which some fans will go to justify actions taken by their
own club and/or its owners.
There has long been a strand of anti-intellectualism within football which can occasionally be
somewhat distasteful, to say the least. It's the culture that saw Graeme Le Saux labelled as "gay"
because he read a broadsheet newspaper and collected antiques. It's a culture that keeps
professional footballers in a state in artificial infantilism until the end of their careers in the
misguided belief that this will engender some sort of "team spirit".
The Football Association announced that it has appointed BBC Worldwide as its licensing agent for
the England and The FA Cup brands.
Stevenage 1-0 Torquay United | Mousinho 41
League 2 Play-off Final | Old Trafford | 11,864
Football seems to have a funny way of making sure justice is done in the end. 15 years after
Torquay survived in the Football League at the expense of Stevenage, justice was served yesterday
when Boro beat the Gulls to win promotion to the 3rd tier in English Football.
You could frame it. If you wanted a short, pithy representation of all that has been wrong with
football finance in 2010, you could do no better than quote a Plymouth Argyle fan
known as "Sensible Surfer" on the BBC Football website over the Christmas period. "Ridsdale set to
take control.
