Fantasy Premier League: Gameweek 2
This Schipp has sailed The Wrap Another good week for Swansea and Chelsea fans as they both maintained their perfect start to the season. Eden […]
Month: August 2012
Grassroots Football: Change is not always change for the better
Following Australia’s performance at the Olympics – which some say was less than acceptable – the head of the Australian Olympic Committee, John Coates, has […]
The Robin van Persie transfer: Is there any value in it?
While pursuing the young Brazilian Lucas Moura, Sir Alex Ferguson recently stated that “when a team is paying 45 million Euros (approximately £35m) for a […]
Fantasy Premier League: Gameweek 1
I’ll Michu at the top The Wrap The EPL got off to a flyer this week with goals galore: Swansea and Fulham both demolishing their […]
What is acceptable conduct in pre-season friendlies?
The build up to the start of the new A-League season has gained an extra sub-plot, with a friendly between Newcastle and Wellington ended up […]
The Blog FC Fantasy Premier League
Finally! The Premier League starts tomorrow. This means you don’t have long to enter your team in The Blog FC’s official Fantasy Premier League cup. […]
Osieck’s Socceroos squad close but not good enough
On Wednesday, Holger Osieck announced the following 20-man squad for the international friendly with Scotland in Edinburgh on the 15th of August. Keepers: Adam Federici, […]
English Premier League 2012-13 Preview
It has been 96 days since the final whistle blew a close to the 2011-12 EPL season – not that we are counting. More importantly, […]
Why Australia Has Never Produced a #10
The number 10 shirt is the most coveted prize at the beginning of any season. The number 10 shirt represents a player of elegance and […]
West Ham Betting On Options
In 2012 it is safe to say that the ‘everyman’ fears and loathes bankers. The ubiquity of anti financial industry sentiment is demonstrated no more […]