If you are looking for a rooting interest in the Championship Play Off… Try Ian Holloway’s euphoric/David Brent-ish dance for size. Crystal Palace all the way.
Via 101greatgoals.
11 Years Standing in the Same Place
via GFOP @Kittles_n_bits
The look of doom. Mancini takes London Tube home after FA Cup Final loss
Update: Photo is from earlier this season. But still… a slice of poetry
via @Ankaman616
Dear Premier League: Please import Bayern’s Bier soaked title celebrations
via 101greatgoals
One from the archives… Congratulations, Rango Moyes.
The one and only.
This photo is like a poem that sums up the experience of football fandom.
From The Daily Mail
A Russian Man in New York via GFOP @andrewford22
From GFOP @Oman187, who writes to Rog: “Looks like someone saw you in Scotland.”
Ahead of the Derby… GFOP @zane_rm sent in this @buzzFeed image of Everton fans in 1927. Rog is the one with the sign.
The Agony and Fleeting Ecstasy of Being an Arsenal Supporter
There’s too much football, so says MLS commissioner Don Garber. But for the Men in Blazers, there’s not hardly enough. In this week’s pod, Michael and Roger consider it all — from these fine shores to Prussian dominance on the continent — before returning to recent developments in the English Premier League. It’s around the football world in 60 minutes of suboptimal podding.
We start things off in the US of A, dateline 2013. Michael and Roger hail the reported news that MLS will soon welcome a proper oil sheik to its mix of owners — all it needs now is a Russian oligarch with an affinity for miniature giraffes to be considered a bona fide top flight. And in keeping with the Stars ’n’ Stripes palette, Good Morning America’s Josh Elliott returns to the pod to discuss the agony and fleeting ecstasy of being an Arsenal supporter. Though he’s a recent convert, his apocalyptic prescription for the season’s conclusion shows he’s true Gunner through and through.
