Liverpool are not ‘great’ after 90 mins, Arsenal made Crouch look good
It is impossible to argue with the scoreline, so let’s make one thing clear from the start – Arsenal played poorly at Anfield today, and Liverpool were deserved 4-1 winners. But to draw any conclusions from this match is futile – we learned nothing new today, it just served to drive home a few truths…
Daily News Roundup: 31 March 2007
Premiership weekend (finally!) and a quick look at what you should be reading right now:
Manchester United Injury Update: Neville, Saha, Solksjaer, Fletcher, Silvestre
Manchester United are 6 points clear with 8 games to go and some pessimists are worried that our league form and injuries mean that we still might fall over and gift the Premiership to Chelsea. With such concerns in mind, and the fact that the Premiership is restarting today, let’s look at Manchester United’s injury…
Wenger and Benitez criticize Euro 2008 qualification – and they’re right
Arsene Wenger and Rafael Benitez have both spoken out against the current system of qualification for Euro 2008 (I’m sure they’ll say the same when World Cup 2010 comes along), and both are completely right in their arguments.
Vote for the next Manchester United manager
Roy Keane. Mark Hughes. Marcello Lippi. Carlos Queiroz. Who would you pick (in two years) as your next Manchester United manager?
Football’s wealth league puts Chelsea far behind Manchester United and Arsenal
Forbes business magazine has placed Manchester United at the top of the wealthy clubs pile (740m), with Arsenal (466m) in 3rd spot and Chelsea (274m) way back in 8th place.
Daily News Roundup: 30 March 2007
Today’s best news as the Premiership season gears for the final leg of the season:
Footballers pay a heavy price for fame
What the Czech players did last Saturday was nothing new – sad as it may seem to the hypocritical, self-righteous media, it is something that happens every night, wherever there are people with money. What bothers me though, is this:
Dissecting Wenger’s interview
Wenger’s recent interview (in which he talks about how he would have done things differently with Arsenal this season) has been doing the rounds today, so I thought we’d take a look at it here. Interesting stuff.
Should Tottenham sign Frings this summer?
Here’s a question for Tottenham fans? Do you think Torsten Frings – the Werder Bremen midfielder and German international – would be a good addition to the current Tottenham squad?
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