HELLO my good football people, trust you’re doing well! I’m going to kick off today with a few words about certain clubs and their fans. . .
HELLO my good football people, guess you’re back into the swing of things as we find ourselves into 2025 post the festive!
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen Man United fight like that
'I was saying to a Gooner mate of mine that I think Arsenal are the only team that can challenge Liverpool this season, but when you watch the two sides, there’s ...
‘Hello my good football people, hopefully most of you will be enjoying a bit of time off, feet up, family around and football on the TV! Ok that of course doesn’t ...
Hello my good football people, trust you’re doing well! I certainly am. Wow, I’m starting to remember that feeling I had in the Petr Cech, John Terry, Frank Lampard, ...
It’s not like we’re a tiny nation with little interest in the game. We’re supposed to be the “home of football”, writes Nick Feinberg.
A moment that closed a circuit on my family's story. From my father escaping SA in 61, us ‘returning in 94’ and our kid representing the country at national level, ...
Arsenal, proving that they are just the fancy version of their North London rivals, writes Nick Feinberg.
It has to be said that as supposed genuine title contenders, it was disappointing how deep the Gunners sat back for the best part of the game, writes Nick Feinberg. ...
Gareth Southgate has to be one of the most cardboard, vanilla, meat-and-two veg kind of guys on the planet, writes Nick Feinberg.
I keep saying it and keep taking abuse from angry Liverpool fans, but they’ll be lucky to win a double, writes Nick Feinberg.
So it’s 10 games to go and looking at the respective run-ins, I’d say the Gooners have (slightly) got the hardest, writes Nick Feinberg.
I’m getting increasingly irritated by the constant narrative in the background by Liverpool fans. I spoke about this a bit last week, but let me explain something, ...
It does feel that it’s just a matter of time before the big dream is over, especially considering new owner Sir Jim Ratcliff’s vision moving forward, writes Nick ...
Arsenal really do look the business at the moment, but I still maintain, the quality in depth will play a major factor as we hit the deep end of the season, writes ...
It’s madness, referees are gonna be brandishing blue cards for offences relating to cynical fouls and dissent, writes Nick Feinberg
‘I’m 100 percent convinced that Man City are still winning the league this year. I predict the Reds will win one or maximum two trophies and Jurgen Klopp will go ...
Nick Feinberg writes that as a football person, whoever you support, you have to give the big German huge respect - he’s transformed Liverpool, turned them into ...
‘It feels like the continent’s showpiece tournament should be growing exponentially in quality given the huge amount of African players playing top-flight football ...
Nick Feinberg: ‘I was in Durban over the last week or so and one thing is for sure, it ain’t just Cape Town that follows the Premier League in South Africa!’
“All you big-headed Gooners… don’t say I didn’t tell ya’ to hold it down a bit, keep dem groot bekke quiet for 10 minutes. Yes, you’ve got Declan Rice, but you ain’t ...
People here don’t realise the fear and reputation the Boks command all over the world, writes Nick Feinberg
A month ago I would have hoped to nick a point against the Gunners. On Saturday, I was pissed off we didn’t beat them 3-0, writes Nick Feinberg
The worry for many United fans is that the Glazers may well retain majority shares in the club for the foreseeable future, writes Nick Feinberg