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Regista: The football blog that kisses the badge in celebration of the best aspects of football and surrounds the ref to complain in vain about the worst.Covering topics across the football world, including: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, the Champions League, the English Premier League and Championship football.
Category Archives: English Football
Thoughts on 2014/15
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Tweet Another year. A few things to look forward to and a few things to dread in unequal measure No more laughing at United Before writing this I had a quick look back at United’s results last season because I’d almost … Continue reading
Posted in English Football, European football, International, Uncategorized Tagged Burnley, England, Manchester United, Real Madrid, Roma, Roy Hodgson, Sean Dyche, Totti Leave a comment
The worst Premier League idea yet: B teams
Tweet A couple of years ago the Premier League strong armed the football league into accepting its proposed Elite Player Performance Plan. If you can’t recall the particulars it basically gave Premier Clubs greater freedom to hoover up young players … Continue reading
Posted in English Football, Fans and football culture Tagged B Teams, EPPP, FA, Greg Dyke 6 Comments
There is no conspiracy
Tweet With Christmas approaching the start of the season seems an awfully long time ago. But, try to cast your mind back to Saturday 17th August, when Arsenal started the season with a 3-1 home defeat to Aston Villa. It … Continue reading
England’s greatest manager immortalised
Tweet As it’s international week, here’s a very brief international special featuring the Graham Taylor soundboard. Following England is usually as much fun as pulling your fingernails pulled out, but with this device you can act out your managerial fantasies … Continue reading
Posted in English Football Tagged An Impossible Job, Carlton Palmer, England, Graham Taylor Leave a comment
England and Rio Ferdinand, again.
Tweet If only Rio had done what he was perfectly within his rights to do and turn his back on England, for good. He had no reason to feel he owed his country anything, not after the ‘footballing reasons’ snub … Continue reading
Posted in English Football, International Tagged Chelsea, England, John Terry, Man Utd, Manchester United, Rio Ferdinand 1 Comment