Life And Sport From An Armchair View
As somebody who has supported Manchester United for 31 years, it gives me no pleasure to say the following. But, never before have I actually been overjoyed to see a player leave the club. Yes, Mr Pogba, that means you. There's comfort in knowing that this corner is far from alone in owning such sentiments.... Continue Reading →
To ponder the manner in which the transfer market has evolved since the inception of the Premier League is to trace the rising disconnect between top level sport and reality. Consider that Manchester United nabbed Eric Cantona from Leeds for £1.2m, Roy Keane for £3.75m and Andy Cole for £7m. The latter being considered outlandish... Continue Reading →
The entire world is united in the belief it should not be taking place in its current circumstances, but, as we all know, with FIFA, money talks. The draw for the group stages ofWorld Cup 2022 has taken place. Matches will be played in Qatar from November 21 to December 18. 32 teams to compete... Continue Reading →
You just knew it. The minute the under siege manager is shown the door, his erstwhile players come out and record a crucial in the Champions League. Not with a worldly performance by any means, but a damnable improvement on what they'd been producing in the closing stages of Ole Gunnar Solksjaer's reign. Coincidence? Let's... Continue Reading →
The love of my life was only days old when Meath won the Leinster Senior Football Championship in 1986. Their first time to reign in the province for 16 years at that stage. To a certain extent, darling's arrival on the big ball was overshadowed somewhat! You could hardly blame The Royals for getting a... Continue Reading →