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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Villareal & the Spanish Art of War: the Archers
From the soul-crushing Catalans who lay siege to the crafty Valencia that lay traps at every corner, this series has focused heavily on the tactics of La Liga’s finest. But, whether it be war or sport, the times change, the … Continue reading
FCDSTT – The Death of Debt in Football
We started with a noble mission – eliminate all debt in all of football. Football is more than a business – it is a way of life. And debt forever and irreparably harms the sport. Debt is the spoiled apple … Continue reading
Junito: Do/Don't Make-Believe the Hype
I have a confession – this serial post/column/story has shattered and questioned every single one of my assumptions and goals. And that’s okay. I started this concept as a tongue and cheek satire – in our society, at least America, … Continue reading
Valencia & the Spanish Art of War: the Ambush
Not all Spanish tribes suffocate their prey like the constricting Catalans. A fierce and respected tribe to the South, Valencia, sits back and springs traps. The Valencians are led by the shifty spy Villa who lives in the enemy’s shadows, … Continue reading
FC "Distrust Supporters Trusts" Trust
So, perhaps you’ve noticed the amount of cyber ink spilt on supporter’s trusts. The idea is intriguing – supporters care about the club and provide a long-term voice of reason to combat shortsighted executives. In a time of crushing debt … Continue reading
Alberto Thingamajig not forgotten at Liverpool
Today we welcome a guestpost from the best satirical soccer blogger not named Bedorarrci, the one and only Nick Dunmore of the ever excellent FISTEDAWAY. Rafael Benitez has assured some guy that he is not finished at Anfield, whatever it … Continue reading
Rooney & a Series of Trite Non-Football Puns
So, back in November of last year, Wayne Rooney was playing well and we sung his praises with a look at some trite football cliches. But here’s the dilemma – since that time, Rooney has gone on an even more … Continue reading