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The Monday Miscellany

Written on 10 Aug, 2009 at 16:31 in Global, Headline, Monday Miscellany, Newcastle, World Cup 2010 | viewed 744 views times | Comments

Mike Martin looks back on an exciting opening weekend in the Football League and looks forward to Wednesday night's World Cup qualifying action.... (Continue reading)

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Has Warner ensured Mexico already have World Cup 2018 in the bag?

Written on 8 Feb, 2009 at 2:28 in Global | viewed 774 views times | Comments

Leading journalist Andrew Jennings reveals why England's bid for World Cup 2018 is doomed - because Jack Warner has secured the rights for Mexico.... (Continue reading)

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Carlos Vela – still Arsenal’s new Henry?

Written on 26 Sep, 2008 at 18:49 in Arsenal, Global | viewed 1,286 views times | Comments
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Carlos Vela starred in Arsenal's victory over Sheffield United with an outstanding hat-trick, prompting renewed calls that he is ready to become the club's new lead striker in the mould of hero Henry.... (Continue reading)

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Could Carlos Vela be Arsenal’s next Henry?

Written on 20 Nov, 2007 at 0:21 in Arsenal, Premier League | viewed 2,330 views times | Comments

What could another eighteen year-old possibly add to Arsenal's game? Eddy van der Kloot says young Carlos Vela could be a replacement for the departed Thierry Henry.... (Continue reading)

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Matches of the World Cup: Part Two

Written on 24 Jul, 2006 at 18:27 in World Cup Analysis | viewed 866 views times | Comments

Sprouting from the mouth following the end of sport’s greatest tournament were calls that the World Cup did not live up to its early promise; it cannot be reckoned to be one of the best; there were very few shock... (Continue reading)

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Matches of the World Cup: Part One

Written on 18 Jul, 2006 at 18:33 in World Cup Analysis | viewed 805 views times | Comments

Sprouting from the mouth following the end of sport’s greatest tournament were calls that the World Cup did not live up to its early promise; it cannot be reckoned to be one of the best; there were very few shock... (Continue reading)

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Old order reasserts itself

Written on 15 Jul, 2006 at 18:40 in World Cup Analysis | viewed 904 views times | Comments

Tim Wigmore reflects on World Cup 2006 as the established nations dominated once again and Italy emerged triumphant after a month of scintillating football.... (Continue reading)

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Africa’s Bright Future, CONCACAF’s Shaky Present

Written on 27 Jun, 2006 at 22:05 in South America, World Cup Blog | viewed 155 views times | Comments

World Cup offers hope for Africa but North/Latin America have uncertain future, says Emmett Williams. The knockout rounds of the World Cup are featuring just one team from Africa and one team from the CONCACAF region, which is basically North and... (Continue reading)

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