World Cup Penalties In A Nutshell
Penalties are fantastic. They’re razor-wire do-or-die. Sort the hero from the villain. Overwhelm the senses in agonising tension
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.
Penalties are fantastic. They’re razor-wire do-or-die. Sort the hero from the villain. Overwhelm the senses in agonising tension
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