What Does The Future Hold For Football?
In Francis Fukuyama’s 1992 book, The End Of History And The Last Man, the philosopher and political economist
I began writing about football at a very young age by scrawling my teams name on a wall in a public toilet. Little did I know then that this would make me more than qualified to write for the Transfer Tavern. If I'm not stupefying events to the point of parody, I'll be, on occasion, as sober and serious as Wenger on jury duty.
In Francis Fukuyama’s 1992 book, The End Of History And The Last Man, the philosopher and political economist
Danny Wilson’s rise to the big time has been nothing short of meteoric. Just over a year ago,
Picture the sweltering humidity of a Mexican summer. The haze, long since descended, thick and inescapable, converges upon
So it’s about this time of year everyone throws in their pennies worth attempting to predict the coming
Meet Owen Hargreaves. The name sounds familiar right? You just can’t place where you’ve heard it? Well, believe
As this year’s tournament fades into memory, time has come for us to finalize our roster of the
With absolutely no competitive football to speak of currently in progress, there is a tendency for followers of
Once upon a time, someone who thought himself very clever spoke of how, in football, it is impossible
It’s said that you can prove anything with statistics. But figures become especially dubious when human input or
The ostensibly imminent departure of James Milner from Villa Park and Lorik Cana’s recent move from the Stadium
Martin Jol is expected to be confirmed as the new manager of Fulham on Tuesday following the club’s
Penny for your thoughts, Roberto Mancini. (Though, we’ll likely get outbid by your employer.) With a roster as