So, 2018 is over, welcome 2019 ! Eeerrr…not so fast please, because this was a vintage year, a year to remember for all the football fans ; this was the year of the World Cup, the event who unites all… Read More ›
Full circle; ten years ago Les Bleus manager Raymond Domenech added in his list Hugo Lloris a young goalkeeper from Nice, just four months before the Euros 2008 in Austria and Switzerland (6 February 2008). This was the 37th name in… Read More ›
North London’s Spurs are on their way to Wembley for their first Champions League game “at home” and it won’t be an easy one! Tottenham lost the away game against Internazionale Milano and they have not any other choice… Read More ›
Football Club Internazionale Milano, commonly referred as to Internazionale or simply Inter, will be Tottenham’s Hotspur first Champions League opponent. It won’t be an easy journey for the north London club, expecting another tough game after two consecutive defeats against… Read More ›
Twenty years after…it could be another sequel for Alexandre Dumas‘ “The three musketeers“, but this time it was football’s final destination to France, the country who hosted the World Cup twenty years ago and won their first star thanks to… Read More ›
96th : At the final whistle, France’s captain Hugo Lloris dropped on his knees, mouth wide open shouting YES in English, a Premier League reminiscence, for the illusion of playing against an english league team was almost complete…he was fighting… Read More ›
Bamidele Jermaine Alli, the Spurs midfielder-cum- secondary striker, is one of the young players set (or not )to add history to World Cup 2018. Four years ago, he was in Ireland on a pre-season tour with his former club, MK… Read More ›
At last a world cup game, a game who had pretty much all the ingredients that every fan was hoping and expecting! This was the meeting of two legitimate World Cup contenders, one with a superstar and the other with… Read More ›
France and Denmark produced the World’s Cup first 0-0 draw, amid boos and hostile whistles from the unhappy fans neutrals or not. It was the longest a World Cup had gone without a goalless draw (since 1954,) but… Read More ›
