By Alan Duffy
They may only be a Southern Football Premier League side, but the decision by Oxford City to
sack player Lee Steele over homophobic Twitter comments he made will have a significant influence
on the game in general.
In refering to the out-gay Welsh rugby player, Gareth Thomas, and his appearance on Celebrity
Big Brother, Steele Tweeted: "I wouldnt fancy the bed next to Gareth Thomas
#padlockeda**ehole".
By Chris Wright
I don't mind admitting it absolutely galled me that the sycophantic tools on the Match of the
Day sofa just flat-out refused to acknowledge and/or call-out Wayne Rooney's petulant slash at a
prone Fabricio Coloccini last night, despite watching replay after replay of the United meathead
poorly masking his errant boot as an attempt to prise the ball out from underneath the Newcastle
centre-half.
Saturday Sundae: Billy Sharp's standing ovation plus mirror images
Tractor Boys applaud opposition striker's goal; miss of the day contests; historical symmetry;
and Wes Brown MOMENT OF THE DAY Ipswich fans giving Doncaster's Billy Sharp a standing ovation
after he scored against them, days after the death of his son.
By Alan Duffy
Graeme Souness didn't pull any punches when discussing Carlos Tevez on Sky last night. In a
refreshing antidote to the usual boring, clichéd responses of UK TV pundits, the former Liverpool
man labelled the Argentinian "a disgrace to football".
Viewers of RTE television in Ireland will be used to this kind of no-holds-barred pundity.
Just over a week ago I made an attempt to document all the complaints against Arsenal in a
comprehensive list of weaknesses. As I'd mentioned at that time, I did not agree with many items on
the list but was compiling it for the sake of having a reference point.
Today I want to compare the English national team against that collection of gripes.
Image: MCFC.co.uk.
Saturday
- Jealous that their team-mates were getting their fair share of physically-bothersome advances
whilst on tour, MCFC's Edin Dzeko and Alecks Kolarov decided it was time to ditch their shirts once
and for all (during their club's beach party in L.
A short while back a Spurs fan on Twitter started a survey to find the ultimate Spurs XI of all
time and this got me wondering what my choices would be.
I will start by giving you a brief insight into my Spurs watching history upon which my selections
will be based. The first game I watched was when I was about 4 (30 years ago now around 1981) and
obviously a great time to start with all the winning cup runs starting to occur.
Arriva un'email: "Caro Balestri, lei è molto divertente nelle sue critiche, ma appunto è troppo
critico. Possibile che non le vada mai bene niente? Possibile che debba sempre distruggere e mai
costruire? Saluti, Marco, Milano". Approfittiamo di Marco per costruire qualcosa raccontando della
devastante esperienza che abbiamo vissuto a Londra, dove siamo stati per motivi [.
