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Liverpool's Luis Suarez was yesterday charged by the FA for his alleged comments towards Patrice
Evra, and although John Terry and Suarez both stand accused of the same heinous 'crime', the
incompetence and bias of the FA has seen the two situations handled very differently.
The result of the FA's mismanagement of the situation has been several glaring inconsistencies and
contradictions that don't make much sense, and seem to point - IMO - to FA bias towards Terry.
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.
Kissing the BadgeBy Phil AscoughPublished by Bloomsbury, July 2011£7.99
(Paperback)978-1-4081-5636-0 Neighbours of the Football Association in Soho Square ("at the heart
of London's fashionable West End"), Bloomsbury Publishing Plc have been flexing their financial
muscles recently, disbursing a cool £20 million readies for Continuum and speculating strongly in
the wake of their Harry Potter
A riposte to what Julio Grondona said:
How about paying 10 pence to the English FA every time an Argie kicks a football because as I
recall there is a club called Newell's Old Boys in Rosario named after an English chap who
introduced that sport to Argentina in the late 1800s? Either that or send over your two World Cups
to English FA, 25 Soho Square, London, W1D 4FA.
