Category Archives: MiddlesbroughThere was a serious Europe hangover for Premier League teams last week. Manchester United and Chelsea crashed out of the FA Cup and Arsenal could only manage a draw against Wigan in the Premier League. Only Liverpool bucked the trend and peaked at the right time, notching six wins on the trot.
For Arsenal, there is […]
Popularity: 18% [?]
Middlesbrough chairman, Steve Gibson, has an interesting take on FA officials. He called them “amateurs and silly little men” on Wednesday after they increased Jeremie Aliadiere’s ban in response to their appeal. If I am in his shoes, I will be appalled too and his adjectives are pretty close to the mark, the FA aren’t […]
Popularity: 14% [?]
Liverpool’s title ambitions are waning. Mathematically, the battle to claim their first league championship in more than 17 years is far from over but you can sense the despondence when good, old Benitez decided not to pump up their hopes any more.
Against Middlesbrough, a team barely keeping afloat, Liverpool mustered their third consecutive draw, and […]
Popularity: 9% [?]
Manchester United is back in sizzling form. The blossoming strike pair of Wayne Rooney and Carlos Tevez has become the foundation for United’s current rich vein of form.
Not since 1907 have they scored four goals in in four successive games. After Wigan, Villa, Kiev and now, Middlesbrough, the free-scoring champions piled on the pressure on […]
Popularity: 5% [?]
© 2007 SoccerNet Live. Powered by Wordpress wearing MyJournal Hypereal by 
BlogoSquare
There are currently 122 posts extending over categories with loads upto 87 comments with valid XHTML and CSS.
