Buzzin Football

So the 2010 South Africa World Cup is finally over and Spain is rightfully crowned the best football nation in the world. Considering the on-going pre-tournament concerns as to whether the stadiums would be finished and whether South Africa’s infrastructure could cope, the tournament was a great success.  South Africa delivered though it must be [...]

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What a change a few days makes; a change in the attitude, the personnel, Fabio Capello’s mentality and the result. Four more performances like this and England could well end up winning the 2010 South Africa World Cup.
There wasn’t one specific reason for the change in attitude, but it was a culmination of many reasons. [...]

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After two very disappointing performances in South Africa so far, England need nothing less than a clear victory to progress into the next round and to boost their own morale as well as the England fans; their performances thus far have been both shambolic and passionless and bears no resemblance to the England team that [...]

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So what did the England game against Algeria prove?
I’m not going to knock the players, because that would be the easy way out of it. What seems obvious to the viewing public is that there seems to be issues deeper than on the pitch, but politically and the way Fabio Capello is running our side.
The [...]

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As the pre-tournament optimism fades into the mist after Saturday’s laboured and uninspiring 1-1 draw with the United States one can see it replaced by similarly enthusiastic criticisms. This tendency to view England as either the best or worst team in the world is born out of a nation’s unwillingness to accept that our team [...]

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