The Bloggers
If the mainstream media has taught us anything it's that fact and opinion can be seamlessly rolled into one.
Bloggers uphold this fine tradition and below are some of the best football blogs you can find. If there's a blog you think should be on our list let us know at the usual email address.
FootyLand
I do wonder what a real FootyLand would be like, would it be fun? More importantly, would being “fun” be an accurate representation of life as a football fan? Surely rides at FootyLand would focus on drama, stress and unmet expectation? None » READ MORE
England kick off Euro 2012 Qualifying
The World Cup is behind us and it’s time to find out what – if anything – has changed. Fabio Capello kept his job as manager but his two squads so far have had that ‘new squad’ smell as much by accident as by design, with dr » READ MORE
Blackpool commit to attacking football under Holloway the romantic
Blackpool commit to attacking football under Holloway the romantic is a post from: Just Football Several decades have passed since the last time Blackpool played top flight football, dating back to the wonder years when players like Ray Charnley, Jimmy A » READ MORE
Mungo S03E05
This week’s Mungo sees Heart of Clachmaninshire’s squad, besieged by a heap of steaming beef in last Thursday’s thrilling cliffhanger, find their salvation in a burly deadline day transfer signing. But what will it mean for Mungo, and » READ MORE
HuffPo is the future of on-line sports coverage in America
Well, not HuffPo per se, obviously. But they offer the surest vision of a CPM/CPC-driven New Media future (in caps, natch!). Let's peruse the so-called Huffington Post "Sports" page and tease out the two soccer-related headlines to get a sense of this ro » READ MORE
The Arsenal Fanshare: Supporter Ownership or Pipe Dream?
In a league of Abramoviches and Glazers, and mid-ranking clubs dreaming of oligarchs and oil barons to bail them out, Arsenal’s owners have always stood out as somewhat of a curiosity. Yes, they may have both a Russian tycoon in Al » READ MORE
16 Top World Cup Theme Tunes (Part 2)
In the previous thrilling instalment, we embarked on British TV’s journey from library music to classic opera in its search for a decent World Cup theme tune. In this concluding part, we embrace synth pop, retro Krautrock and the Great American songboo » READ MORE
London Calling
I wouldn't say that my hearing is shot, but it's not what it once was—too much Clash, in too many enclosed spaces, at too young an age—so I can't turn up the TV as loud as I would like. Or rather, I could, but I don't want » READ MORECopyright © 2003 - 2010 The Onion Bag
