I was surprised at Morocco’s early exit at the African Cup of Nations. I have also been shocked at how well co-hosts Gabon and Equatorial Guinea have done. But I think it could be time for Ivory Coast’s ‘golden generation’ … Continue reading →

Yesterday they celebrated Groundhog Day in the US, a term which has come to mean living the same day over and over again. It certainly feels as though we are going through the same motions today following the news that … Continue reading →

It is not something we often can do, but hey, let’s praise the FA. We should applaud Lord Bernstein and the game’s governing body for its swift and decisive action in removing the England captaincy from John Terry pending his trial. … Continue reading →

The bloke who chained himself to the goalposts at Everton is something of a serial protester. On Tuesday at Goodison, he unleashed his latest protest about Ryanair’s employment policy. Seemingly they charge you extra just to work there. Maybe next … Continue reading →