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Joe Jennings's FFC
Is it time for Everton fans to accept that the youngster will not make the grade at Goodison Park?
Posted by: Joe Jennings, Mon 12th May 2008
Tagged:
Everton
Football FanCast
columnist Joe Jennings has
reservations about the abilities of Victor Anichebe and feels that it is time
to accept he won't make the grade.
Young players can be infuriating at times, then on
occasions, dazzling. Victor Anichebe has provided Evertonians with plenty to
saviour and relish over the past few years, particularly important goals in the
UEFA Cup. However, it has become blatantly observable, in my opinion that the
Nigerian is not up to the task.
Everton have climbed the mountain, but are they yet to scale the peak?
Posted by: Joe Jennings, Fri 9th May 2008
Tagged:
Everton
Football FanCast
columnist Joe Jennings reflects on a positive season for Everton
football club and feels that thanks to David Moyes, they have finally banished
the dark days of the 90s.
This season we have undoubtedly, considering the size of our
squad and resources climbed the mountain but have we yet scaled the peak?
Should the FA or Premier League impose greater sanctions to rid the game of racism, once and for all?
Posted by: Joe Jennings, Tue 6th May 2008
Tagged:
Premiership
Football FanCast columnist Joe Jennings looks into the age old debate about racism in football
and feels it time the authorities impose greater sanctions.
Racism is the belief
in the superiority of a race, religion or ethnic group. It is most commonly
expressed through less favourable treatment, insulting words or practices which
cause disadvantage.
Does the Aston Villa boss get the plaudits his ability certainly warrants?
Posted by: Joe Jennings, Sat 3rd May 2008
Tagged:
Premiership, Aston Villa
Football FanCast
columnist Joe Jennings is full of praise of Martin O'Neill and
does wonder if the media give him the respect his undoubted ability deserve.
He can stop any side playing in the world - he has an
uncanny eye for reading a side's actual ability over their hype (which is why his punditry has proved so
excellent). Forget Mourinho or Scolari, the man described is no other than
Martin O'Neill.
Will a sense of realism be the best way forward for Newcastle United?
Posted by: Joe Jennings, Sat 3rd May 2008
Tagged:
Newcastle United
Football FanCast columnist
Joe Jennings cannot understand the mentality of Newcastle United fans and feels
that the club needs to grab a sense a reality if they are ever to progress.
Why is it that I simply cannot grasp the euphoria that
surrounds the media darlings? I'll be blunt, I'm not a big fan of Newcastle
United, nor will I ever be. Just when you think the club couldn't possibly
become more ridiculous, what do they do, appoint a washed up, incapable coach.
If it was a plot on Dream Team, you would switch off the television in disgust.
Is it now time for Everton football club to move up a gear?
Posted by: Joe Jennings, Wed 30th Apr 2008
Tagged:
Everton
Football FanCast
columnist Joe Jennings reflects on what has been a solid season at
Everton football club but feels it maybe now the time they club started to show a bit more ambition.
Despite Everton's visible downturn in fortunes since cruelly
crashing out of the UEFA Cup, all in all, I genuinely believe it has been a
good, solid season for the Toffees.