Why we need to bring in a Ramsey Rule before English coaches become extinct
In the week that the Wally With The Brolly walked again, it's only right we focus on the
imminent exit of his England successor. And ask what we'll do when the Wally With The Lolly, Fabio
Capello, returns home with enough dosh to restore Italy's AAA credit rating.
Man of the Match?
For shame, United "fans." For shame.
Embellishment? Selling it? Unrepentant.
I, for one, am not buying, and not solely as a card-carrying member of the Fullbacks Union.
For shame.
I watched quite a bit of soccer over Father's Day weekend and was pleased to see the two teams I
follow most closely get results. Sadly however, I'm left with a sour taste in my mouth and very
little time to do full reaction posts. Instead, I'll slam a couple together and bind them with the
one central theme that dominated the two most important matches (to me, anyway).
Tonight's game will be a war of attrition, but a beautiful one. Arsenal have the stronger
defence, Barcelona have the strongest midfield and attacking trio but that is only because they
have Lionel Messi.
I have been accused of having a lack of respect for Barcelona, and that is true, I have no
respect for them at all.
