Comments for Libero Football http://liberofootball.com Thu, 29 Jul 2010 21:53:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Is ‘El Diego’ The Right Choice? by Elizabeth Taylor http://liberofootball.com/is-el-diego-the-right-choice/#comment-208 Elizabeth Taylor Fri, 21 May 2010 03:16:34 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=136#comment-208 Fidel Castro would always be an icon of history evethough he is against the U.S.~". Fidel Castro would always be an icon of history evethough he is against the U.S.~”.

]]> Comment on A statistical look: Trust in AW, Denilson, Song etc by Just played the game on PES http://liberofootball.com/a-statistical-look-trust-in-aw-denilson-song-etc/#comment-106 Just played the game on PES Fri, 31 Jul 2009 20:39:08 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=280#comment-106 Says it all, I'm afraid. Good read. :-) Says it all, I’m afraid.

Good read. :-)

]]> Comment on Cult Heroes: Béla Guttmann by Managing genius « Around the edges http://liberofootball.com/cult-heroes-bela-guttmann/#comment-94 Managing genius « Around the edges Sat, 25 Jul 2009 15:14:34 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=252#comment-94 [...] Wilson’s geeky but entertaining global history of football tactics, Inverting the Pyramid, is Bela Guttman. The career of the Hungarian manager spanned both sides of the war, and he escaped the Holoocaust [...] [...] Wilson’s geeky but entertaining global history of football tactics, Inverting the Pyramid, is Bela Guttman. The career of the Hungarian manager spanned both sides of the war, and he escaped the Holoocaust [...]

]]> Comment on ‘The Deal Of The Century’ by Mandela http://liberofootball.com/the-deal-of-the-century/#comment-92 Mandela Tue, 21 Jul 2009 11:59:08 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=276#comment-92 I can't get my head round this. Eto'o is a better player than Ibra. How Barca have decided on this is beyond me. I can’t get my head round this.

Eto’o is a better player than Ibra.

How Barca have decided on this is beyond me.

]]> Comment on Would A Salary Cap And Draft Work in European Football? (2) by Libero Football » Blog Archive » Would A Salary Cap And Draft Work in European Football? (3) http://liberofootball.com/would-a-salary-cap-and-draft-work-in-european-football-2/#comment-89 Libero Football » Blog Archive » Would A Salary Cap And Draft Work in European Football? (3) Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:26:34 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=267#comment-89 [...] a salary cap doesn’t seem feasible. But what about a player draft? Is it equally impossible? Once again, given [...] [...] a salary cap doesn’t seem feasible. But what about a player draft? Is it equally impossible? Once again, given [...]

]]> Comment on Shock: Blatter Is A Hypocrite! by Ellen http://liberofootball.com/shock-blatter-is-a-hypocrite/#comment-88 Ellen Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:09:02 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=255#comment-88 What utter irony that someone with the name Mandela posts such a xenophobic comment.. As far as the article goes, yes he is a total hypocrite. Between him and Platini the amount of bitterness and jealousy directed at the English game and the Premier League beggars belief. What utter irony that someone with the name Mandela posts such a xenophobic comment.. As far as the article goes, yes he is a total hypocrite. Between him and Platini the amount of bitterness and jealousy directed at the English game and the Premier League beggars belief.

]]> Comment on Would A Salary Cap And Draft Work in European Football? (1) by Libero Football » Blog Archive » Would A Salary Cap And Draft Work in European Football? (2) http://liberofootball.com/would-a-salary-cap-and-draft-work-in-european-football-1/#comment-87 Libero Football » Blog Archive » Would A Salary Cap And Draft Work in European Football? (2) Thu, 16 Jul 2009 15:53:36 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=263#comment-87 [...] was discussed in part one of this article, the salary cap placed upon NFL sides increased competition in American football. [...] [...] was discussed in part one of this article, the salary cap placed upon NFL sides increased competition in American football. [...]

]]> Comment on Shock: Blatter Is A Hypocrite! by Mandela http://liberofootball.com/shock-blatter-is-a-hypocrite/#comment-86 Mandela Tue, 14 Jul 2009 14:21:43 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=255#comment-86 I don't think Blatter is any more more biased than any other non-engl*sh person. What the engl*sh seem to forget is that they are utter cunts and deserve yo be treated as such. That's not bias. That's life. I don’t think Blatter is any more more biased than any other non-engl*sh person.

What the engl*sh seem to forget is that they are utter cunts and deserve yo be treated as such.

That’s not bias. That’s life.

]]> Comment on Cult Heroes: Béla Guttmann by Mandela http://liberofootball.com/cult-heroes-bela-guttmann/#comment-85 Mandela Mon, 13 Jul 2009 07:46:36 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=252#comment-85 Great read. No doubt there are countless more of this type of character that we would know nothing about but for articles like this. Great read.

No doubt there are countless more of this type of character that we would know nothing about but for articles like this.

]]> Comment on Feature: Cultural Clash Affecting British Asian Footballers by Shailesh Karkera http://liberofootball.com/feature-cultural-clash-affecting-british-asian-footballers/#comment-83 Shailesh Karkera Thu, 09 Jul 2009 17:02:52 +0000 http://liberofootball.com/?p=249#comment-83 Amazingly well written piece! Guus Huddink definetly transformed Korean football with the 2002 WC heroics and the subsequent inclusion of players to the PSV roster. Apart from Bhaichung Bhutia's stint at Div Two Bury a few years ago, none of India's national team players have ever made the switch to Europe. It's embarrasing to read the Indian sports media reports about Michael Chopra and Vikash Dhorasoo - "as players of Indian origin". There is ABSOLUTELY no connection between those players and Indian football. None whatsoever. Amazingly well written piece!
Guus Huddink definetly transformed Korean football with the 2002 WC heroics and the subsequent inclusion of players to the PSV roster. Apart from Bhaichung Bhutia’s stint at Div Two Bury a few years ago, none of India’s national team players have ever made the switch to Europe. It’s embarrasing to read the Indian sports media reports about Michael Chopra and Vikash Dhorasoo - “as players of Indian origin”. There is ABSOLUTELY no connection between those players and Indian football. None whatsoever.

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