Tag Archives: football in Europe
Chelsea Losing their Strengths in an Attempt to Addopt a New Style
I am not sure how I should start this, so I will just cut to the chase. Chelsea are less efficient. Gone are the days when they could knock the… Read more
As Arsenal Down Liverpool, Has Wenger Finally Got it Right This Time?
It was indeed a real valiant effort that saw Arsenal beating Liverpool at the Anfield last Sunday, despite being outplayed by the Reds for most part of the match. The… Read more
As the Premier League Returns Next Month, how Big Guns are Stacked
The battle for Europe’s top glory is over and the dust has now settled. But the barren run of non-football days won’t be too long. The Barclays Premier League returns… Read more
Ronaldo Left to Ponder on His Missed Opportunities, Yet Again
“Portugal have a national team called Cristiano Ronaldo and a group of players who run after him.” That Carlos Queiroz, the former Portugal coach, was not off target was proved… Read more
Who Expected this English Team to Win Anything!
For England and its supporters, depressing is the only word I can think of to describe what just happened. 0-0 after extra time. Italy prevail 4-2 on penalties and England… Read more
Has Cristiano Ronaldo Finally Come of Age, or is it too Early to Call it His Redemption?
What is it about Ronaldo that makes people loathe him and love him with the same intensity? Is his arrogance justified? Is he really the best player of our times?… Read more
Group of Death Almost Claims First Victim, but are the Dutch Really a Team?
The European Championship. One tournament that comes every four years and the big guns of Europe fight it out to claim the ultimate glory, to reign over Europe. For the… Read more
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