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Davis Lowe's FFC
Spurs were looking for Winston Churchill instead they got these three!
Posted by: Davis Lowe, Sun 28th Sep 2008
Tagged:
Tottenham
Football
FanCast columnist Davis
Lowe reflects on
another woeful Spurs performance and wonders where the players are actually
getting the motivation.
Gareth Southgate once famously remarked "we wanted Winston Churchill, but we got Ian
Duncan-Smith" - a damning assessment of Sven's motivational abilities, but
an insight into the modern footballer. They may get paid handsomely and to the
neutral it should be motivation itself, but it's clear that they a need a leader,
someone to inspire them and my word how Spurs are crying out for them.
Tagged:
Arsenal
Football FanCast
columnist Davis Lowe feels that
events at Eastlands may force Arsenal’s hand.
If there was a League table of the most talked about topics over the summer months, then surely Arsenal and their finances will be riding high.
Tagged:
Premiership, Tottenham
Football
FanCast columnist Davis
Lowe applauds
the Spurs chairman for making a stand and feels that other clubs should follow
suit.
I don't think there was a football supporter around
who didn't echo the sentiments of Daniel Levy last night. The callus way in
which football clubs continue to ride roughshod over rules and regulations is
getting beyond a joke and you only hope the FA or Premier League make a stand and
make an example of these teams - then who knows, the game might just get some
sort of normality return.
Is it any wonder why the likes of Everton & Spurs are trying to bridge the gap?
Posted by: Davis Lowe, Fri 27th Jun 2008
Tagged:
Premiership
Football
FanCast columnist Davis
Lowe looks at the distribution
of funds in European competition and sees why the likes of Everton and Spurs are fighting to bridge the gap.
If anyone ever needed proof that a gulf exists between the top
four and the Premier League, then this is surely it. Staggering findings, reported on
Everton's club website & BBC, shows UEFA's distribution of wealth for the European
competitions last season. To say it seems unfair is something of an
understatement.
Petr Cech v Cristiano Ronaldo - who will prevail victorious?
Posted by: Davis Lowe, Wed 11th Jun 2008
Tagged:
Euros 2008
Football
FanCast columnist Davis Lowe is looking forward to the showdown between Man
United's Cristiano Ronaldo and Chelsea's Petr Cech and wonders who will have
the bragging rights come 7pm tonight.
If there is one thing you can say about Euro 2008 is that it
has hardly lived up to its billing. In fairness it has been somewhat of a drab
affair, where negativity has been king and skill has been lacking, but as D'ream
once proclaimed, "things can only get better".