Crouch is Englands bright Hope?
Premiership: Reigning Champ or On the Ropes?
World Cup C*ck Up
Paste Values and Paste as Text Macros
England’s number 10?
Does supporting one of the “Big Teams” mean you lose touch?
Do lower prices diminish brand value in the age of digital media?
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Following last night’s game it is impossible to avoid considering Peter Crouch for a starting berth in the England National Football Team. Much is made of the benefit a player like Emilie Heskey can provide for a team, holding up play whilst bringing others into the game. However, it is upon occasions such as last [...]
Is the 09/10 season set to be the most exciting ever? Or is it merely the season the Premier League lost its new-found dominance in Europe? After a weekend wherein 2 of the “big four” have been battered by lesser opposition, it seems appropriate to question whether or not the league in general is getting stronger or whether the cream of the crop are just in decline…
A look into the recent World Cup controversy and the arguments for and against video referee input
For anyone who works in analytics (or uses Excel more specifically), moving data from various sources into Excel can be a frustrating and arduous process. For those fortunate enough to find themselves in this position, Microsoft has provided us with “Paste Values” and “Paste as Text” so as to circumvent the folly that can be: [...]
The tactics and starting 11 of the England National team are topics sure to ignite debate from football lovers across the country. One aspect questioned more commonly than most is: “who should partner Wayne Rooney up-front?” From the offset I should make it clear that – as with any football fan – I have my [...]
Just today I was reading my favourite football gossip column (favourite because it is fun to read not because its accurate) and a story about David Villa’s supposed transfer preference got me wondering…
The typical complaint levelled at Man Utd fans and the like are that referees are bias towards them (especially at home) and that [...]
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