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Tag Archives: Carroll
Euro 2012 Quarter Finals: Some Shocks in Store?
In earlier posts I had a stab at predicting who would make the last eight and, after all has been said and done, I emerged with a prediction accuracy of 50%. While this ain’t much to shout about, it isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Euro 2012, Opinion
Tagged Carroll, Cassano, Cesare Prandelli, Chess, Colonisation, Czech Republic, Defensive, Del Bosque, England, Euro 96, Euro Debt crisis, Euro2012, European Championships, Fabregas, favourites, France, Germany, Greece, Intriguing, Italy, Laurent Blanc, Loew, Low, Merkel, Paulo Bento, Pirlo, Politics, Portugal, Predictions, Roy Hodgson, set-pieces, Silva, Spain, Tight, Torres, unbeaten
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Euro 2012: Taking a Breather
The Group stage is at an end, twelve frenetic days and forty-eight pulsating games later and we have arrived at our first rest-day. With no Euro action for us to feast on this evening, many face a night of classic … Continue reading
Posted in Euro 2012, Opinion
Tagged Bilic, Carroll, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Euro 2012, European Championships, Football, France, Germany, Goals, Greece, Group Stages, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Opinion, Portugal, Qualifiers, quarter finals, Shevchenko, Spain, Sweden, Trapattoni, Unlucky, Upset, Wayne Rooney, Winners, Zlatan
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On A Wing and A Prayer Euro 2012 Group Predictions
Following on from my profiles of the sixteen teams competing at Euro 2012, I thought I’d throw my sixpence into the ring and have a bash at some predictions. Trying to call what is likely to happen at major footballing … Continue reading
Posted in Euro 2012, Opinion
Tagged Affelay, Arshavin, Benzema, Bilic, Carroll, Cesare Prandelli, Croatia, Czech Republic, dark horses, Denmark, England, Erik Hamren, Eriksen, Euro 2012, European Championships, Football, France, Germany, Giovanni Trapattoni, Goals, Greece, Group a, Group b, Group c, group d, Group Stage, Group Winners, Hodgson, Holland, Huntelaar, Ibrahimovic, Ireland, Italy, Jelavic, Kerzhakov, Oezil, Opinion, Poland, Portugal, Predictions, Qualifiers, Republic of Ireland, ribery, Roy Hodgson, Runners-Up, Russia, Sneijder, Spain, Sweden, Toivonen, Ukraine, van Persie, Young
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Why Roy was Right To Call up Martin Kelly
England won their final warm-up game before Euro 2012 on Saturday evening, defeating a young Belgium side which comprised several burgeoning superstars and is highly thought of around Europe at the moment. The Three Lions came out 1-0 winners in … Continue reading
Posted in Euro 2012, Off the Pitch, Opinion
Tagged Carrick, Carroll, Cole, Dries Mertens, England, English Media, Euro 2012, F.A., Football, Gary Cahill, Gerrard, Goals, Golden Generation, Henderson, injuries, Joe Hart, John Terry, Martin Kelly, Media Machine, Micah Richards, Opinion, Oxlaide-Chamberlain, pace, Past, Press, Rio Ferdinand, Roy Hodgson, squad, stand-by, tournament, youth
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F.A. Cup Semi-Final Review
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past fortnight, you are likely to know that this year’s F.A. Cup semi-finals took place at Wembley over the weekend. The draw had served up two derby matches, pitting rivals from … Continue reading
Posted in FA Cup, Opinion, Premier League
Tagged Adebayor, Baines, Bale, Bellamy, Cahill, Carragher, Carroll, Chelsea, Dalglish, Distin, Downing, Drogba, English Football, Everton, FA Cup, Football, football competitions, Goals, Harry Redknapp, Hillsborough, Howard, Jelavic, Jones, Lampard, Liverpool, Malouda, Martin Atkinson, Mata, Maxi, Moyes, Ramires, Skrtel, Spearing, Spurs, Suarez, Tottenham
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