3/26 Recap: Yesterday brought a weird mixture of knowing my own fate. Norway bossed Albania for the vast majority of the game but took until the 70th minute to pull ahead. They delivered me a perfect score victory and I thought I was off to a glorious afternoon. Alas, before the final whistle even blew… Continue reading International Revenge Tour – Picks From Across The Pond for March 27, 2018
International Revenge Tour - Picks From Across The Pond for March 27, 2018
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Won’t Get Fooled Again – Picks From Across The Pond for March 26, 2018
3/25 Recap: Since the second edition of Picks From Across The Pond, Spain has been a minefield for me. Whether it be the Primera or Segunda Divisions, there hasn’t been anything but disappointment. Meanwhile, the lower tiers of England continued to prove fruitful escapades. Long live Luton. The Hatters gave me my third straight perfect… Continue reading Won’t Get Fooled Again – Picks From Across The Pond for March 26, 2018
Cross Continent Chaos – Picks From Across The Pond for March 23, 2018
3/22 Recap: Who says friendlies can’t be entertaining? I was plenty entertained by the proceedings yesterday, even if one of my picks didn’t go as planned. In retrospect, I probably should have gone with some sort of a prop in the U21 match as both teams played it close to the vest spare a ten-minute… Continue reading Cross Continent Chaos – Picks From Across The Pond for March 23, 2018
A Friendly Game of Footy – Picks From Across The Pond for March 22, 2018
3/21 Recap: My schizophrenic run through the lower rungs of European football continued yesterday. I was expecting an under in the Wigan/Walsall contest, but the visitors killed that by themselves in a 3-0 win. As for League Two, I got my needed dose of Akinfenwa and a Wycombe win in a thrilling back and forth… Continue reading A Friendly Game of Footy – Picks From Across The Pond for March 22, 2018
Who’s Next For England?
Well, that was quick. Sam Allardyce’s tenure as England manager lasted just 67 days and one competitive match. Big Sam dug his own grave though. The former Premier League manager was entangled in a lengthy sting operation dealing with a litany of FA violations and UEFA and FIFA rules circumvention. The video of the seedy… Continue reading Who’s Next For England?
Can Sam Allardyce Save England?
Every sport has their team that gets more than their fair share of grief. In international football, that team is England. The Premier League draws more eyes than ever, which in turn heaps even more pressure on their national side. But with each passing major tournament, the disappointing results continue to mount for the Three… Continue reading Can Sam Allardyce Save England?
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