Football FanCast
columnist David Mooney looks into the psyche of the modern day
player and wonders what is their actual ambition - to become a bit part winner
or a club legend.
As the summer transfer window closes in, like a Heat
magazine journalist to the front door of Amy Winehouse, the rumours of who's
going where and for how much increase tenfold. And most of the rumours are
about as reliable as the polling figures for the state of Florida.
Football FanCast
columnist David Mooney
is appalled at the apparent reports that Sven will lose his job at the end of
the season and wonders why the club always feel the ‘sack the manager, solve
the problems' attitude is the way forward.
It
is utter madness. A BBC source has revealed yesterday that Thaksin Shinawatra will
sack Sven from his position as Man City manager at the end of the season. It's
not, apparently, a case of if, but a case of when.
Football FanCast columnist Dave Mooney analyses this whole "the team didn't deserve that" phrase and feels that it is one that doesn't hold much weight.
It's Tuesday night and I've just got back from the pub. Well, not just got back, I'm skewing time slightly so that I don't have to talk you though how I did the washing up and made cheese on toast. I just didn't think those bits would interest you, but if you'd like to know more, just get in touch.
Football FanCast columnist David Mooney feels it time that Manchester City started to experiment with the fringe players and youngsters at Eastlands.
In my opinion, City's football has been pretty flat on occasions. Granted, before Christmas, the incidences of such football and poor performances were very few and far between, but after the 2-2 draw at home to Blackburn and the disallowed allowed equaliser, our seasons seems to have turned.
Football FanCast columnist and Manchester City fan David Mooney feels its about time that Premier League players realised their responsibility as role models to the kids of today.
Being a Manchester City fan does mean that you have to live in the shadow of the success of Manchester United. I don't think there's even the most hardcore City fan who wouldn't admit that United have been the better of our city's clubs over the past twenty years.