by Paul MacInnes | Sep 30, 2016 | Sports
London – The Association of Football Agents has said that “the global move to deregulation has not worked” and has “allowed the system to be more open to manipulation and abuse” amid the fallout from Sam Allardyce’s resignation. In a statement issued on...
by Ed Aarons | Sep 30, 2016 | Sports
While refs are often perceived as the bad guys, that is nothing compared to agents who get such a bad press yet are so important to every club in the world,” wrote Sam Allardyce in his autobiography Big Sam. “There are good and bad ones and my man Mark Curtis is one...
by Daniel Taylor | Sep 29, 2016 | Sports
Sam Allardyce’s reign is over, the buffoon paying the price for hawking himself around only a few weeks after landing the England job. he cartoonist Mike Stokoe neatly sums up the madness of the England job with a wonderful little sketch that hangs from one of the...
by Andy Hunter | Jul 28, 2016 | Sports
London- Sunderland might well be furious with the Football Association for poaching Sam Allardyce, fearful of upheaval close to a Premier League season and dreading another round of instability with a seventh manager in five years. But, in David Moyes and in time,...
by Paul Wilson | Jul 21, 2016 | Sports
London-There is, it has frequently been noted, a certain lack of continuity about the business of appointing a new England manager. This is not just limited to the England managers themselves, who often tend to be opposites or mirror-images of the predecessor who has...
