Posts Tagged "English Premier League"

By all means, the combination of Jose Mourinho and Chelsea is the best possible. A viable and most effective option, in terms of wishes of billions of fans of the game, spread worldwide, also seconded by the media across the globe.

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One thing is likely and another thing is for certain for anyone who is associated with Manchester United: Sir Alex Ferguson’s record of achievement will likely never be replicated by any manager at a single club ever again.

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With the majority of the European leagues having concluded and or in their final weeks of regular season, it is that time of the year where football moves from on the pitch to dusting off cheque books and heading to the negotiating table.

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Gareth Bale was in sensational form this year for Tottenham so it was no surprise that the rumours have started to circle over the possible transfer of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, or either of the Manchester clubs.

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As a long-time fan, everything that concerns me about current culture at Arsenal Football Club was encapsulated by the celebrations of its players on Sunday.

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English football witnessed the end of an era on Sunday as Alex Ferguson signed off as Manchester United manager with an extraordinary 5-5 draw at West Bromwich Albion in his 1,500th and final game.

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The excitement level of Matchday 38 of the English Premier League won’t be anywhere near as high as last year’s once in a lifetime finish, but there’s still a couple of lines of the script for season 2012-13 left to be written. Join us from 01.00am AEST for all the action.

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The English Premier League will hold its final round early Monday morning Australian time. However, unlike many previous seasons there isn’t much to play for this time round.

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In the 95th minute of Watford versus Leicester at Vicarage Road, the second leg of a Football League Championship playoff match, aggregate was stuck at 2-2. With the game heading for extra time, something extraordinary happened.

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The most annoying aspect of the FA Cup final was not the empty seats or constant references to Budweiser, it was the fact that at least some of us forgot it no longer kicks off at midnight.

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Despite the howls and overreactions from doomsayers, David Moyes definitely has what it takes to succeed at Manchester United.

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Let’s ignore the conjecture about whether David Moyes is capable of filling Sir Alex Ferguson’s enormous shoes for a moment. Moyes’ own sizeable footwear are in need of some attention as well.

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In the wake of Premier League champions Manchester United announcing Sir Alex Ferguson calling time on the most successful managerial reign in English football, the question is how will David Moyes be able to follow in the footsteps of a legend?

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I sit here on my laptop numb, listening to U2′s ‘Acrobat’ (which really reminds me of Sir Alex Ferguson), while tears stroll down my face, and my mind replays the incredible memories and gifts this great Scotsman has given me and the world of football.

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The decade of speculation is over. Sir Alex Ferguson will retire after 1500 games in charge at Manchester United at the end of the 2012/13 English Premier season, and he will go down in sporting legend as not only the most successful manager ever involved in British football, but as the greatest coach in history.

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It’s arguably the last ‘big’ game of the season in the English Premier League as Chelsea host Tottenham in a game with massive implications – join us from 4.45am AEST for live scores and commentary of all the action.

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I’ve lived with the notion I’m a massive supporter of many and varied sporting teams from around the world but I’ve recently realised I’ve been living a lie – I’m actually not much of a fan.

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Since making a January move from Inter Milan, Liverpool have seemingly picked up one of the buys of the season in young Brazilian play-maker Phillipe Coutinho.

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The criticism of loyalty in sports has usually been about players not honouring the full term of their contract, usually because they are enticed to another club for more money, more prestige or greater chances of success and winning trophies.

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More than Mike Tyson, closer to Hannibal Lector. Liverpool’s Luis Suarez has lost his head again and was disgracefully caught biting an opponent in the Reds 2-2 draw with Chelsea.

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