Articles by Dale Moon

Blues Play the Balancing Game

Mar 12th, 2010 | By

Here is another article by Dale. You’re Alex McLeish. You have players like Michael, Gardner, Phillips and young Jake Jarvis at your disposal. You have guided your team to premier league safety with ten games still to play. What’s your next move? The man himself has reiterated his desire to push as high up the table as
[continue reading...]



McLeish Left Craven for a Win in the Capital

Feb 22nd, 2010 | By

Here is Dale’s take on yesterday. ——————————————————————————- As the heat is turned up at the business end of the championship, many of the premier league hopefuls should take note of the fine margins between victory and defeat that make the country’s top division such an unforgiving place. A trip to Craven Cottage was always going
[continue reading...]



Mr. Wayne Rooney

Feb 18th, 2010 | By

Here is Dale’s latest article. ———————————————————————————————— Growing up in the mean streets of Croxteth, is it no surprise that Wayne Rooney has always had a sharp edge to his character. As a youngster is was football that dragged him away from the avenues of crime and mischief and provided him with a passion. A true
[continue reading...]



Cesc’ Fab but Fragile Arsenal Facing

Feb 9th, 2010 | By

Here is Dale’s latest article. ————————————————————————————— Arsenal’s artistic style of football has striking similarities to Van Gough, a genius at what they do but a product of their own downfall. The gunners are yet to see silverware since 2002 and there’s only so many “end of the seasons” that Wenger can be judged on. As
[continue reading...]



No Favours at the Window

Feb 2nd, 2010 | By

Here is Dale’s latest article, not a surprise that it is about the transfer window! Enjoy. ——————————————————————————————————– Considering we’re constantly being told to spend our way out of a global recession, the January transfer window does anything but contribute to a financial solution. To tell the London stock exchange that trading can only take place
[continue reading...]