Darren Kenton Interview

It has been a while since I last posted something on this site. This week though I managed to get in contact with another ex Norwich City player Darren Kenton. The ex Norwich player agreed to an interview and here it is:

Premier League Preview (Sept 28-30)

Last weekend the Premiership seemed to erupt with goals. City beat United 4-1 in the Sunday’s Manchester derby and on Saturday goal strugglers Newcastle and West Ham both scored twice, although their opposition scored three. In all twenty nine goals were scored, averaging just under three goals in each game.
What will be the talking points be come this Monday morning around the water cooler? Will we see as many goals as last week? Maybe not, but you can bet there will be more than a couple of talking points. I will do my best to tell you how I think the weekend will pan out.

League Cup Round 3

Today and Wednesday sees the big boys join the League Cup competition, which is already at Round Three. Swansea were last years winners and as such have embarked on their European adventure this term. This is not a high priority for the some of the top clubs with Champions League, the Premiership and even the FA Cup taking priority over this competition. That said it is still a trophy and it is a back door into next seasons Europa League competition. It also allows some of the bigger sides to get competitive games under the belts of their fringe players and promising youngsters. With that in mind here is the run down of the games today and tomorrow.

Premier League Review

Match week five may be looked back on at the end of the season as the point when the Premier League exploded into life. 78 goals had been scored up to this point, an average on 19.5 per game. This weekend we saw 29 goals, a sacking and a number of other Managers start to feel the heat. So for the week five review lets start at the beginning and the opening game on Saturday.

Premier League Preview

Already this season there are no teams in the Premiership still with 100% records and only two teams, Everton and Liverpool who remain undefeated. That is under half the amount at the same time last season where, although no teams still had 100% record, five still remained undefeated.

Champions League (Week 1, Part 2)

Yesterday the first four Groups played on match day one of the Champions League. The eight games saw a total of 30 goals scored. Tonight the last four Groups play, will we see just as many goals this time around? Let’s take a look.

The Emotional Game Of Soccer (Part Four)

The beautiful game has been proven over the years to bridge gaps, bring people together and give hope where politically there may not be. Over the next few days I am going to be taking single games which changed the world, sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worst and sometimes only for 90 minutes, but all powerful nonetheless.