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Luis Suarez Should Leave the Premier League at the End of the Season
Luis Suarez might be an Anfield darling and Liverpool’s best player, but under the current circumstances, mostly revolving around the team’s terrible form and rather depressing direction adjoined with his problems with English referees, a change of scenery might be good for the Uruguayan striker.
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Can We Already Announce Kenny Dalglish and Liverpool as the Failure of the Year?
Kenny Dalglish may be an Anfield hero, but even among Liverpool fans it’s difficult to find those happy with his work this season with the club he was supposed to take back to greatness, given plenty of funds and patience from the American owners. A Carling Cup and a potential FA Cup won’t cover up the mess in the Premier League, no matter how you spin it.
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Jhasmani Campos Scores Too Good and Easy to be True Goal
Jhasmani Campos of Club Bolivar is the most expensive player in Bolivian football, costing the 2011 champions $750,000 after bringing him over from Oriente Petrolero. Campos scored one of the slowest yet impressive goals of the season in South American football by easily dribbling through Real Mamore defenders.
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The La Liga Has Five Teams in Champions & Europa League Semi Finals
Barcelona and Real Madrid in the Champions League Semi Finals, Valencia, Atheltic Bilbao and Atletico Madrid in the Europa League Semi Finals. Spain is more than just the big two in a sort of wide, continental perspective, dominating the European club competitions.
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How to Choose a Football League to Follow
So you want to start following soccer. That’s nice. Usually the World Cup is a good instigator for such a desire, especially for North American fans who care about tons of sports but for soccer. Why? Maybe too slow, not enough scoring, diving, too hung up on traditions and ignoring technology.
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Juventus Crush Napoli 3-0; Blow Serie A Title Race Wide Open
Juventus suddenly remembered to start scoring, beating Napoli impressively at home 3-0 with goals from Leonardo Bonucci, Arturo Vidal and Fabio Quagliarella, putting them 2 points behind AC Milan in the Serie A table and hurting Napoli’s chance of repeating their Champions League campaign next season.
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Robinho and Milan Get Screwed Again By Lack of Goal Line Technology
Robinho surely scored, but from where the referee was located, it was hard to tell. AC Milan should have won against Catania, but the linesman couldn’t identify, or just didn’t have the guts to say anything, regarding the ball that crossed the line. The game went on, ended in a 1-1 draw with Catania, and the title race is wide open again thanks to another case of Milan being on the wrong end of football’s primitiveness.