All posts tagged Liverpool
Adam Wakefield
The Gini coefficient was developed in 1912 by Italian statistician and sociologist Corrado Gini as a means of measuring inequality. Its application is diverse but its most common use is as a means of showing inequality of income within the borders of...
Siyabonga Ntshingila
Explain this to me, Inter Milan and AC Milan, with their combined history of success and passion and pride, are more than happy to share a ground and stadium identity, but Liverpool and Everton cannot find an easy way to do this? Why? On its own, ...
Siyabonga Ntshingila
So King Kenny goes back to Anfield and gees up the troops to pull fingers from Scouse (and international) arse and get going. And what happens next? Chelsea reminds them of their place in the 2011 pecking order. A cheeky cash up-front offer for th...
Adam Wakefield
It's the end of August, and the English Premier League (EPL -- not to be confused with the IPL. Bloody acronyms) has only after two weeks swung into full swing. What should we expect? More goals, excitement, controversy and unpredictability? There ha...
Joseph Misika
Various football leagues around the world kicked off this weekend, and isn't this just happening at the right time? People were just getting over their World Cup hangovers, and now we face another 10 months or so of top soccer all the way ...
Adam Wakefield
Liverpool have always proven to be a conundrum to me, especially as a Manchester United fan. Last year they should've won the title, but didn't. The reason? They drew too many games against opposition they should have beaten, plus Fernando Torres and...
Joseph Misika
Portsmouth's fall from grace might have come as a shock to the rest of the world, but a lot of people can't really say they didn't see it coming. How can a club with a stadium capacity of just over 20 000 and with no new plans expansion explain ...
Joseph Misika
This past decade has been one of the most exciting in soccer but it also had some sad moments. Controversy also wasn't far off, I will try to cover as much for what happened this past decade. The decade was kicked off and closed by Real...
Joseph Misika
You just wonder how long Rafael Benitez has until the big axe or the curtain closes on his Liverpool managerial career? He has been walking on thin ice this season after losing 5 of their 13 league encounters so far. To his credit Benitez has remaine...
Lungani Zama
It is funny how where you are affects the way you see things. Like my viewing of the Chelsea-Manchester United clash on Sunday, for instance. Instead of the normal, lofty armchair, I found myself in the altogether more dodgy surrounds of a dingy D...
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