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Euro 2012 Quarter Finals: Some Shocks in Store?

Posted on June 21, 2012 by It's All In The Game

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 | Leave a comment

Euro 2012: Taking a Breather

Posted on June 20, 2012 by It's All In The Game

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 | Leave a comment

On A Wing and A Prayer Euro 2012 Group Predictions

Posted on June 7, 2012 by It's All In The Game

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 →

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Why Roy was Right To Call up Martin Kelly

Posted on June 4, 2012 by It's All In The Game

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 | 2 Comments

Meanwhile in the Premier League:The Grand Finale!

Posted on May 15, 2012 by It's All In The Game

The dust has settled on another Barclays Premier League season and what a season it was!The twentieth anniversary of the Premier League produced more goals than ever before and is widely regarded as being the best season in the history … Continue reading →

Posted in Barclays Premier League, Opinion, Premier League | Tagged Abramovich, Adebayor, Alan Pardew, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Barclays Premier League, Ben Arfa, Benayoun, Blackburn Rovers, Blues, Bolton, Brendan Rodgers, Cabaye, Carlos Tevez, Carroll, Champions League, Chelsea, David Moyes, Defoe, Djibril Cisse, Dorrans, Dzeko, E.P.L, Emerson Boyce, Etihad, Everton, Ferguson, Fletcher, Football, football competitions, Franco di Santo, Fulham, Fulop, Goals, Grant Holt, Jarvis, Jelavic, Joey Barton, Kenny Dalglish, Kompany, Koscielny, Liverpool, Long, Man. City, Man. Utd., Manager of the Year, McCleish, Meireles, Newcastle, Norwich, Old Trafford, Papiss Cisse, Paul Lambert, Q.P.R., Reds, Roberto Martinez, Rooney, Sacked, Sergio Aguero, Spurs, Stephen Pienaar, Steve Kean, Stoke City, Sunderland, Swansea, Szczesny, Terry, Toffees, Tottenham, West Brom, Wigan, Wolves, Yakubu | Leave a comment

Meanwhile in the Premier League 5th – 8th May

Posted on May 11, 2012 by It's All In The Game

The penultimate round of fixtures in this year’s Barclays Premier League were played last weekend and the results left some issues still to be decided. As we approach the climax of what has been a rollercoaster of a season, the … Continue reading →

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Time For Technology as Chelsea Claim Kudos in Cup Controversy

Posted on May 8, 2012 by It's All In The Game

The debate over goal-line technology in football and the overwhelming need for it dominates the headlines yet again this week, in a season which has seen no small amount of controversy regarding officials, decisions and the rules of the game. … Continue reading →

Posted in FA Cup, Opinion | Tagged Andy Carroll, Barclays Premier League, Bellamy, Carroll, Cech, Champions League, Chelsea, Controversy, Downing, Drogba, F.A. Cup, Football, football competitions, Gerrard, Ghost Goal, Goal-line Technology, Henderson, Jay Spearin, Johnson, Jose Enrique, Kenny Dalglish, Lampard, Liverpool, Luis Suarez, Martin Atkinson, Mata, Pepe Reina, Phil Dowd, Ramires, Roberto di Matteo, Skrtel, Suarez, Triumph | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Carroll

Euro 2012 Quarter Finals: Some Shocks in Store?

Why Roy was Right To Call up Martin Kelly

Meanwhile in the Premier League:The Grand Finale!

Meanwhile in the Premier League 5th – 8th May

Time For Technology as Chelsea Claim Kudos in Cup Controversy

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