- England play with a maturity way beyond their years
- It is time for Patterson and Oxford United to start delivering!
- Is it any surprise that he may join look to join Spurs, in our current state?
- What are QPR fans expecting from their new first team coach?
- Aston Villa boss' plan is good in theory, but will it work in reality?
- Has Arsene Wenger got a point and is it time for the FA to act?
- Rafa should look to £12m exchange to gazump Man City's move!
- COMING SOON - The launch of the NEW Italia Serie A Football FanCast
- Striker eyes Man City, Arsenal's £8m battle, Spurs look to old boy, West Ham deny claim, Liverpool defender festive return
- Is Steven Gerrard right to play down chances?
Amro Hassan's Recent Posts
What does this season hold for Blackburn Rovers and Paul Ince?
Posted by: Amro Hassan, Wed 13th Aug 2008
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Premiership, Blackburn Rovers
Amro Hasan asked the question on the lips of all Blackburn fans: will Paul Ince's revolution prove good for Blackburn? Or will blackburn and Ince be left scratching their heads?
Since the departure of Mark Hughes and the appointment of Paul Ince as Blackburn manager, the former MK Dons boss has made few changes which promise that his era at Ewood Park will be different from his predecessor's, but will it be a better or worse era?
Africa's emerging talent Part Two - Arsenal's Alexandre Song
Posted by: Amro Hassan, Sat 31st May 2008
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Arsenal
Football FanCast columnist Amro Hassan continues his search of the bright African talent in the Premier League and today's focus is Arsenal's Cameroonian international, Alexandre Song.
There is no doubting that Alexandre Song is one player that has Arsenal fans split. Some like him, some hate him, but one man who feels that he has a potential gem on his hands is Arsene Wenger; a man who believes it is only a matter of time before the Cameroonian shows the fans how wrong they were to write him off so early.
Africa's emerging talent Part One - Portsmouth Sulley Ali Muntari
Posted by: Amro Hassan, Sun 25th May 2008
Tagged:
Premiership, Portsmouth
Football FanCast
columnist Amro Hassan begins his search of the top African
talent, plying their trade in Europe's top League - today's focus is Portsmouth
midfielder Sulley Ali Muntari.
If there is one thing you can guarantee about Harry Redknapp,
is that he certainly has an eye for a player. He is one of the few managers in
the English game who has taken a real chance with African talent, with many
playing a big part in their heroics this season - one player who has made a
huge impact this campaign is Ghanaian international Sulley Ali Muntari.
Tagged:
Liverpool
Football FanCast columnist, Amro Hassan looks ahead to Liverpool's trip to the Emirates and wonders what will constitute a success.
On Wednesday night Liverpool will enter their Champions League quarter final clash against Arsenal at the Emirates; memories of their previous two semi-final wins over Chelsea will no doubt resurface. This season Rafa Benitez' men once again continue to perform heroics in Europe, whilst failing to live up to the same billing in their Premier League campaign.
Has Mascherano really fallen victim to the respect for referees initiative?
Posted by: Amro Hassan, Sun 23rd Mar 2008
Tagged:
Liverpool
Football FanCast columnist Amro Hassan assesses the act of petulance from Javier Mascherano and wonders if he has fallen victim to the latest respect for referees initiative.
Following Manchester United's 3-0 thrashing of Liverpool at Old Trafford, there were many Reds who were quick to point the finger at the dismissal of Javier Mascherano, as the turning point of the game. They say hindsight is a wonderful thing and why you must look for some solace sometimes in defeat, the truth of the matter is that there was never a cat in hells chance of winning after going down to 10 men.