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THERE’S little doubt that Liverpool’s problems have developed into something of a mini-crisis after they were humbled 3-0 at home by Nottingham Forest. People are now talking about the future of coach Arne Slot, just a few months after he led the Reds to the league title. They have now lost six out of the last seven Premier games, but a 3-0 home defeat against a team near the...
IT WAS a very dull November afternoon – grey, sopping wet and very cold – and the crowd at Chesham was sparse and equally miserable. Aylesbury United were hosting Hitchin Town at the Meadow and the fixture clearly had failed to capture the imagination of the locals. There were a few Aylesbury fans dotted around, most keeping dry in the freezing cold club house – “they haven’t...
PEAKY Blinders has a lot to answer for. As well as making tweed caps and hypermasculinity fashionable again, the TV programme has inspired a revival in the appreciation of industrial heritage, not just in the Midlands but in other parts of the United Kingdom. The conversion of old warehouses, docks and factories into residential and retail properties has, for a long time, pro...
KENNY Mclean is Norwich City’s skipper and an experienced Scotland international. On November 18, the 33-year-old, earning his 54th cap for his country, scored an outstanding goal to seal their 4-2 victory over Denmark that secured a place in the 2026 World Cup. McLean’s moment of glory will undoubtedly be the highlight of his season as his club for the past seven years is en...
THE next World Cup could be the worst-ever competition staged by FIFA. Those that believe that shiny and big means beautiful will see 2026 as the opportunity for grandiose statements by the US and its token co-hosts, but the World Cup, by moving into its latest bloated stage of excess, has dispensed with any claim that it is a competition for elite football. The golden goose ...
