Podcast: Arsenal v Spurs, Fergie’s kidology and Tevez Mania
The big north London derby is the hot topic up for discussion with Adrian Clarke & Iain Spragg on this week’s exciting episode of the Soccerlens Podcast. As well as…
Soccerlens TV: El Clasico, France & Italy
Join celebrated football pundit, author, radio show host and DJ Andy Brassell every Monday on the Soccerlens Show. In Episode 24, Andy kicks the show off with the Bernabeu leg…
Marcello Lippi: “I don’t want roosters in the chicken coop.”
Italy boss, Marcello Lippi, discussed Amauri of Juventus, his management philosophies and the leadership example of Fabio Cannavaro during an interview with the Milan sports daily, La Gazzetta dello Sport….
Xavi more important than Messi
Lionel Messi’s level of superstardom has reached another strata in the last few weeks following his hat-trick against Arsenal and the opening goal of El Clasico; all of it on…
Bordeaux’s season hanging by a thread
Last year’s French champions Bordeaux might have broken their worst run of form since 2004 last week with a win after three defeats versus Lyon, but they are still deep…
Zamora for England
Up until last night Darren Bent could consider himself the unluckiest English striker in the country – despite bagging 22 goals this season Bent has continually been overlooked by Fabio…
Soccerlens TV: Champions League semifinalists and their league standings
Join celebrated football pundit, author, radio show host and DJ Andy Brassell every Monday on the Soccerlens Show. In Episode 23, Andy talks about the Champions League quarter finals and…
Podcast: Player power, FA Cup semis, Newcastle United, plus Euro chat with Andy Brassell
Join Adrian Clarke & Iain Spragg for another action-packed episode of the world famous Soccerlens Podcast. The greatest teams of all-time, comebacks you’d love to see and badly behaving footballers…
Champions League semis will see Mourinho audition for the Real Madrid job
By his own admission Jose Mourinho isn’t happy in Italy. He is itching to either return to his beloved England or satiate his ego further by taking charge of the…
Beware the underdog; Arsenal could bite
There is something quintessentially British about tonight’s Champions League second leg at the Camp Nou, something that harks back to the days of English clubs pre-ascendancy in the Champions League….
Darren Bent to be England’s 3rd choice World Cup keeper?
Tony Cascarino, writing in the Times Online yesterday, invited some sarcastic criticism in the comments section of his blog, against his claim that England should take Darren Bent to South…
2010 World Cup Flags
If I had to pick one word to describe the World Cup, the word at the top of my list would be diverse. From how each continent (well, you know,…
Poor Refereeing a Factor at Old Trafford – At Least Bad Decisions Favoured Neither Side
There are very few times that I agree with the ramblings of the master of the dark media arts Alex Ferguson and his accomplices, but yesterday the officials made far…
United 1-2 Chelsea
If there is one thing the great Sir Alex knows how to do, it is to rise to the occasion and win trophies when the pressure is mounting. He’s even…
