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Articles Written by: ED BOTTOMLEY
After stalking his quarry for an inordinate amount of time last summer, David Moyes finally snared Phil Jagielka, a player that The Guardian wittily described as a “footballing Swiss army knife”. This particular blade signed from Sheffield United, and ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
13 Feb 2008
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Does the handball by Blackburn’s David Dunne against Everton exist if the ref didn’t see it?
The bungling oafs who botched the Everton-Blackburn game and thus ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
11 Feb 2008
It is the one thing we all feared would happen . . . Yak's gone bad! Yakubu Ayegbeni is to lazy tardiness what Pete Doherty is to narcotics, and we all should have seen this particular relapse coming a long way off.
Whereas Yak’s Everton and Nigeria ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
10 Feb 2008
The big four are being circled by a host of clubs. Like a rock-solid ship's biscuit being attacked with an anvil, a piece has broken off. The Champions League has enabled the big four to grow, but the cash fiesta that is the Premier League is now ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
9 Feb 2008
I love David Moyes. His moniker “The Moyesiah” is fully deserved. He is a ginger alchemist who pulled Everton’s socks up almost single-handedly. Having said that, there is a dark side to Moyes’ brilliance, the one thing that niggles at me are some of ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
7 Feb 2008
Evertonians must like tension – the years we spent on the razor’s edge of relegation weren’t able to be healed by warm, coddled mid-table safety for long. Now we have a different set of reasons to grab every point that we can get.
Whereas in the past ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
6 Feb 2008
Overhead kicks are known in other far off lands as a Chalaca, or in Germany the very phlegm inducing Fallrückzieher – whatever you call them, bicycle kicks are the slam dunk of football – a glorious coup de grace and something guaranteed to get the ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
25 Jan 2008
If you've heard any interesting football rumours or gossip recently, feel free to post your news below.
Liverpool’s lanky paper-clip of a striker has had enough of the transfer guff being spoken about him and has reiterated his desire to stay at ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
19 Jan 2008
The thick necks of the press were all craned and contorted in one direction last night. Enter stage left - Kevin Keegan!
The man who would be king – who tried to scale the heights of the Premier League with Newcastle but failed mere inches from the ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
18 Jan 2008
Earlier this season when Everton bagged a point at Stamford Bridge, I was over the moon with our pickpocketing performance - and especially Tim Cahill's overhead kick.
It exorcised some of my hatred towards Chelsea. Things like the utter bemusement I ...
From ED BOTTOMLEY,
Sportingo,
11 Jan 2008
