- Is it time for Everton and Liverpool fans to swallow their pride?
- Is Liverpool star, destined for greatness?
- Man United and Arsenal hold the key as I 'invest in a better future'
- What have Arsenal ever done to deserve this?
- Man City mutiny, Liverpool call off bid, Spurs head to head for striker, New West Ham deal & Everton boss calls for action
- England play with a maturity way beyond their years
- It is time for Patterson and Oxford United to start delivering!
- Is it any surprise that he may join look to join Spurs, in our current state?
- What are QPR fans expecting from their new first team coach?
- Aston Villa boss' plan is good in theory, but will it work in reality?
Matt Kelly's Recent Posts
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Sheffield United, Championship
Football FanCast columnist Matt Kelly asks if justice has been done for Sheffield United.
Sheffield United may finally receive some form of compensation following
their relegation from the Premier League in 2007.
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Arsenal
Football FanCast columnist Matt Kelly feels that Fabregas and Denilson hold the key to any success that
Arsenal will have in Kiev tonight.
Arsenal's Champions League journey begins in the Ukrainian capital tonight
with an away trip to Dynamo Kiev. Arsene Wenger will be aiming to direct all
his teams' efforts into gaining a positive start to a campaign that ended in
the most heartbreaking of fashions last term.
The Dutch and Italian's give England a lesson on how the game should be played!
Posted by: Matt Kelly, Tue 10th Jun 2008
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England
Football FanCast
columnist Matt Kelly felt that the performance of Holland and
Italy last night was an example to us all and highlights the massive job that
Fabio Capello has in rebuilding the national football team.
Italy against Holland wasn't just the return of total
football on the international stage, but it was a lesson in football for
everyone English.
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Arsenal
Football FanCast columnist Matt Kelly reflects on Arsenal's week from hell and feels that those performances in key games are the perfect reflection of the season as a whole.
Arsenal have faced much media criticism in recent weeks, following their poor domestic form which has seen them win only one game in eight and fall from the top of the table into 3rd place. Admittedly this isn't what you want as an Arsenal fan, but if we take a look back to the beginning of the season, you would be hard pressed to say we have not performed well and way above expectation.
What did the likes of Arsenal, Man United and Chelsea learn from this grand slam circus?
Posted by: Matt Kelly, Thu 27th Mar 2008
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Premiership
Football FanCast columnist Matt Kelly reacts to the hyperbole of Sunday's action and wonders exactly what affect this ‘Grand Slam' event has on fellow Premier League teams and the game of football as a whole.
I'm torn by Grand Slam Sunday. On the one hand, I just can't wait for it; in the morning I'm all nerves and excitement and during the first match it's much of the same, until it settles and then I can relax and enjoy the rest of the days' football.