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Tag Archives: Manchester United
Championship Manager Heroes Episode 6: Mads Timm
Mads Timm may have a name that suggests he belongs in a mental asylum, but it was his goalscoring feats on the Championship Manager games that sent opposition players crazy.
Sadly though, Timm’s career never really hit the heights of his fictional self… Continue reading
Posted in Championship Manager Heroes, Football, Journalism, Video Games
Tagged Calum Flanagan, car crash, Carl MacDonald, Championship Manager, Cherno Samba, Danish, Denmark, football, Football Manager, goal, heroes, Journalism, Justin Georcelin, Lionel Morgan, Lyngby, Mads Timm, Manchester United, Norway, Norweigan, Odense, Sir Alex Ferguson, soccer, To Madeira, Tonton Zola Moukoko, Walsall
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Holloway: A Breath of Fresh Air
If Ian Holloway resigns, the Premier League, and indeed football in general, will be a darker place without him. Continue reading
Posted in Football, Journalism
Tagged Blackpool, Bloomfield Road, Brett Ormerod, budget, Cardiff, Carl MacDonald, Championship, football, Hull City, Ian Holloway, Manchester United, Mick McCarthy, play-offs, Premier League, Sir Alex Ferguson, The Tangerines, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Wolves
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8 Little Things I Hate About Football
So you’ve had my list of footballing pleasures, but what do I really hate about the beautiful game? Continue reading
Posted in Football, Journalism
Tagged 2010, Berkshire, Carl MacDonald, Didier Drogba, diving, England, Essex, FIFA, football, Manchester, Manchester City, Manchester United, Nigel de Jong, Old Trafford, referees, Scunthorpe United, Sepp Blatter, soccer, Steve McClaren, Stretford End, Three Lions, video technology, Wayne Rooney, Wimbledon, World Cup, Xabi Alonso
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Red Devils Through After Early Scare
Holders Manchester United survived an early scare at Glanford Park as they came from behind to beat Championship side Scunthorpe United 5-2 in the Carling Cup 3rd round. Continue reading
Posted in Football, Journalism
Tagged Bobby Grant, Carling Cup, Chris Smalling, Cliff Byrne, Darron Gibson, Eddie Nolan, England, Federico Macheda, football, giant killing, Glanford Park, Ji-Sung Park, Joe Murphy, Jon Forte, Josh Wright, Manchester United, Martyn Woolford, Micahel Owen, Michael O'Connor, Red Devils, Rio Ferdinand, Scunthorpe United, Sir Alex Ferguson, The Iron
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Championship Manager Heroes Episode 1: Cherno Samba
At just 14 years old, Cherno Samba was scoring goals for fun. When the media got wind of his incredible 132 goals in 32 games, a frenzy whipped up and Samba was touted as the saviour of English football. Continue reading
