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Archive for September, 2010

I don’t know what it is with me and Sundays lately, but I’m late again, so please do accept my apologies. United and Liverpool are doing battle right now so I won’t bother you with any sort of commentary on it, I’m sure if you’re watching it you’re seeing the same things I am. It’s [...]

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Evolution is a mystery, honestly.  Looking back at history offers up some sort of comparison with what was once as opposed to what is happening now.  There have been a raft of high-profile injuries very early in this Barclay’s Premier League season, and it’s gotten some columnists wondering things like “what’s happened?” to beautiful English [...]

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It’s no secret that I dislike ESPN. This is not uncommon amongst bloggers (I will NOT refer to us as the blogosphere) as there seems to be a rather large anti big-media contingent for a variety of reasons. My first dip into blogging was a piece over at Unprofessional Foul about how I didn’t want [...]

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One of the most frequently visited articles ever written for this site was the piece Adam wrote last year breaking down the money in the Champions and Europa leagues. Now that the group stages are underway for 2010-11, however, that piece’s information is unfortunately a bit dated. With that in mind, then, let’s take a [...]

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Ross County F.C. v. Stirling Albion F.C. (Saturday) After struggling to a 1-2-2 start to the league season Stirling Albion are just the side that the Staggies need to face this weekend. The Binos are two spots below County in the SFL First Division table and, more importantly, they are a club that County beat [...]

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What you missed while this spider was weaving webs that are stronger than Kevlar…

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Here we go again, eight difficult- or not- questions to get your Thursday started can be found after the jump-

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What you missed while riding your lawnchair monster truck around town…

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Well, well, well, it looks like there’s nobody around but me tonight and that’s never a good thing.  Join me after the jump and we’ll see if we can get this party started.

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International friendlies are, for most managers, a chance to learn something about your squad. With few international dates, and with limited time to train, each one of these matches can show you something about how your team responds to a situation. Good friendlies challenge your team and make them play beyond their means; win or [...]

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