Among all the clubs in the Premier League, Arsenal is perhaps the only one whose kit colours have stayed constant for the longest time. Ever since the beginning of the seventies, the gunners have stuck to a tried and tested colour palette: a predominantly red jersey with white sleeves, except for the 2007-08 season, when …
Football is most commonly known by its moniker joga bonito – the beautiful game – for a host of reasons. Chief among them is the sport’s storied history of fantastic playmakers. These players had it all – an exquisite touch, superb vision, a predatory eye for goal and so forth. Their mastery over the leather …
The Premier League might be head and shoulders beyond every other league in world football, but it cannot be denied that it has fallen behind on one aspect of the sport: the team kits. At first glance, team kits might seem like a trivial facet of football: a novice might assume that it is what …
Odsonne Edouard- a bit of a late bloomer, to be sure, but this lad can play football, alright. At just twenty two years of age, could Celtic already have, in their hands, the best player in all of the current Scottish Premier League? Motherwell gaffer Stephen Robinson certainly seems to think so, and he should …
Manchester United are still one of the biggest footballing institutions in the world, agreed. However, their precipitous slide in the latter half of the last decade cannot be dismissed even by the most hard-core of supporters. Especially troubling is United’s utter lack of quality in midfield, with only Pogba possessing semblance of actual footballing ability …
Throughout all of footballing history, there has never been a truer cliche than this: a picture speaks more than a thousand ruddy words. And boy, have Spurs fans been absolutely gutted by the photo we’re talking about. The picture shows Jan Vertonghen, Tottenham’s talismanic defender, absolutely heartbroken and clutching his shirt while sitting on the …
It’s no secret that the FA is on a crusade when it comes to what it perceives as an abysmal lack of interest from the top tier clubs. Yes, with a gradual decline in viewership of it’s once premier event, the FA Cup, one understands its grouse. However, this ain’t the sixties anymore. Modern football …
There’s always something up about Arsenal and its supporters, eh? There is, of course, Mr DT, Arsenal Fan TV’s main man himself, who prides himself for being the main reason behind Arsene Wenger’s ignominious exit, but then even he has some modicum of sanity about him. It isn’t like he doesn’t give a few players …