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  • May 12, 2014

    2014 FIFA World Cup Preview: Brazil

    (Over the next month or so, we’re going to be doing previews for all 32 teams participating in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Yes, all 32 teams. We’ll make you laugh, cry, get mad and perhaps question why you read us in the first place. We hope you enjoy the product nonetheless) Samba, carnival and…

    FIFA World Cup
  • April 30, 2014

    The Evolution Of Pep Guardiola

    Last night, Real Madrid vanquished Bayern Munich 4-0 to grab their place in the Champions League final in Lisbon, which is going to be played on May 17 of this year.  It wasn’t supposed to be this way for Bayern Munich, if the pundits were to be believed. You see, Bayern was the defending champions of…

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  • April 22, 2014

    David Moyes’ Great Calamity

    Manchester United finally sacked embattled boss David Moyes Tuesday morning. Months of pressure on Sir Alex Ferguson’s hand-picked successor culminated in the decision, which was announced after a media firestorm on Monday, and it was a decision reached by the Glazers and the board after United’s dismal display at Goodison Park on Sunday. That 2-0…

    English Premier League
    David Moyes, Manchester United, Premier League
  • April 9, 2014

    How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Hate Tata

    Well, that was… something? Tata Martino came out with his gala XI and played right into Diego Simeone’s hands. The 4 central midfielders plus Messi and Neymar is something that works against teams that want to counter or get possession, but against Diego Simeone’s Atletico, it was ineffective. This was a Madrid team without Arda…

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    barcelona messi tata
  • April 8, 2014

    What Happened This Weekend?

    Oh, man. We had a lot of good footy this weekend. Time to do a roundup. Premier League Manchester City 4-1 Southampton: Dominant win for the hosts, to the surprise of no one. Stevan Jovetic scored! Aston Villa 1-2 Fulham: Felix Magath, the wonderful, wonderful Magath. Whenever he gets in a fi–sorry. Hugo Rodellaga’s winner…

    Roundups
    Arsenal, Atlético Madrid, barcelona, Chelsea, Everton, Fulham, La Liga, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Premier League, real madrid
  • March 26, 2014

    Nothing Was The Same (Only It Really Was)

    “We live at the moment in a permanent assessment from everybody, and definite judgement. We find plenty of people can [criticise]. I don’t do that too much. Let people assess and judge. They know much better than I do. We get on with it.” – Arsene Wenger  It’s fair to say that Arsenal haven’t had the…

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  • February 8, 2014

    Chelsea’s Campaign Kicks Into Gear

    Jose Mourinho’s second stint as Chelsea manager didn’t start out so well. He was alienating his “star”, he was dropping points left and right, and Chelsea’s style of football was quite boring. Fast forward to February, and lo and behold, Chelsea are top of the table. How did this happen? Michael Davies, a Chelsea fan…

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  • February 8, 2014

    Liverpool 5 Arsenal 1: Meet The New Generation of Liverpool FC

    (Note: I apologize for not being able to keep up my previous share of posts on EDIZD. I’ve been writing on an intermediate basis for Back Page Football in the last month or so and I write on a weekly basis on Baller Mind Frame about the NBA. Plus I’ve been swamped with school so…

    English Premier League, Features
    Arsenal, Liverpool FC, Premier League
  • January 26, 2014

    Falcao’s Injury and Monaco’s Options

    Wednesday’s Coupe de France tie between fourth-tier side Monts d’Or Azergues and AS Monaco resulted in a 3-0 win for the Monégasque, but it was most definitely a Pyrrhic victory for the visitors. Star striker Radamel Falcao was dealt a severe knee injury late in the first half of the win, and the torn ACL he…

    Features, Ligue 1
    Falcao, Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain
  • January 18, 2014

    MVP Vs Best Player: The Endless Debate

    In September of last year, I tweeted that I thought that Luis Suarez was the best player in the Premier League. While that doesn’t sound like heresy now, it really was in September as it was a forgone conclusion that Robin Van Persie was that guy. It was Robin Van Persie who led Manchester United…

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    barcelona, cristiano ronaldo, lionel messi, Liverpool, luis suarez, Manchester United, real madrid, robin van persie
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