Pompey put Adams out to p-ass-ture & Chelsea have a big vacancy to Phil
- Details
- Created: Tuesday, 10 February 2009 02:03
- Written by The Rome
A brutal day in Premiership history as two more managers are slain, ruthlessly deposed from their thrones after only brief reigns. Firstly, the Pompey hierarchy opted to predictably drop the dead (weight) donkey, then somewhat more sensationally, ‘Big’ Phil Scolari was (Brazilian) w-axed.
The first casualty was by far the least surprising. That is of course, unless you are as gormless as the pink slip recipient Tony Adams, who stated “I am a little bit surprised but results haven't been good”.
In this week's Liga review... -
Football as a sport isn’t synonymous with a wide and varied diction. Unlike cricket with its articulate commentators and university educated players, football doesn’t lend itself quite so readily to eloquence. 
Readers of 90Minutes you have spoken. Nearly 70% of you – a whopping 23 people - said that video technology should be introduced.
One of the key fixtures of the week-end was the "is one of you going to make the title race interesting or just hand it to Man Utd on a plate" contest between Liverpool and Chelsea. With the Red Devils having overcome the stout resistance of Everton thanks to a Ronaldo penalty, winning yet again, not conceding yet again, breaking records and looking irritatingly invincible as their seemingly irrepressible march to predictable Premiership glory continued, either Liverpool or Chelsea had to win in order to hang on to Fergusons coat-tails.