Doomsday postponed, but Paradise Lost, maybe.
We now know it is to be EPSN that shows the Setanta programmes – probably charging us a fee per game. So the EPL have got their money – at least for this season. Although the small print suggests that there is a question about how much […]
I will admit at once that there are two problems in proving corruption exists within English football. First, the only people who stand a chance of proving corruption are a) the police b) the football authorities c) an insider in a club, or a journalist with exquisite sources. As I will outline below, part of…
By Walter Broeckx Regular readers on Untold know that we have been focusing on the refs from the start of the season. Prior to that we did cover refereeing but not as comprehensively as we do now. The in-depth coverage started when I felt the need to highlight mistakes by the ref and as a…
This is not a moment to despair. Arsenal have suffered but a handful of heavy defeats under Wenger. The 6-1 deafeat by Manchester United in the league is 2000-1 was the worst, followed by 5-0 by Chelsea in 1998-99. But following each of the heaviest defeats involving 5 or 6 goals against Arsenal have never lost the following…
Note from the editor: This is the follow up on the the first article which you can read here. In fact both articles are part of one big article but because of the length we had to split it in two. For those who haven’t read the first article I would strongly advise to read…
By Tony Attwood My French is far fr0m perfect but I get by, and I was reminded of a word I particularly got to know when a newspaper recently quoted Thierry Henry’s use of “caviar” – meaning the perfect pass which puts the striker through. The number 10 or the attacking midfield player has put…
In this amazing and stunning issue of the blog of blogs, we have the first ever analysis of Arsenal and reggae, a chance to meet Kenny Sampson and another unmissable rumour – this time Fabregas to Tottenham ——————————————— First, And Now for Something Completely Different. By Simon Bailey. Reading one of the posts on here…