Fancy a flutter on the latest Premier League manager to be sacked? I do.
I'm not a betting man, ehem.. boy, but Chelsea's recent three-nil defeat at the hands of Mr.Mind-Games Ferguson, as well as the embarrasing late show against Stoke at Stamford Bridge last weekend has led me to believe that Manager Luis Felipe Scolari, a man who has reached tumoltuous heights in Management at international level, is not exactly set to recieve a Valentine's Card from Roman Abramovich this February- unless things drastically improve at Chelsea. I'm not writing this Blog to stir rumours that Abramovich and Felipao are secretly exchanging cards bearing romantic slogans in between images of Cupid, but I am suggesting that, because of the current atrocious economic downturn, Roman's loss of £3,000,000,000 has led to his increased frustration with Chelsea's recent performances, and he is threatening to act upon this decline with something a little more severe than the mere furrowing of a brow- should things not improve under Luis.
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A cheeky insight into some of World Football's most potent and serious stories all from the eyes of a 15 year old schoolboy. I analyse stories such as the Ricardo Kaka scenario, as well as attempt to persuade the FA to take over Specsavers in order to provide their Referees with some much needed vision assistance. My writing is a lively alternative to the usual drab ramblings that you see plastered all over the Nation's papers. (E-mail: LAPfanzine@gmail.com)
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- I am an aspiring journalist and, at 15,enjoy writing football articles in the hope that one day I will be recognized and become a top football journo. I like to think that my writing reflects the passion I have for football; it really is the beautiful game. I'm also proud of being a devoted Newcastle supporter, and I hope to move up there in the future in order to pursue a career in journalism with The Evening Chronicle and support Newcastle without having to save up and fly from Heathrow to Newcastle.
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