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Bobby McMahon

Bobby McMahon

You can see me on the Fox Soccer News broadcast in the US on the Fox Soccer, in other parts of the world on FSI and in Canada on Soccer Central on Sportsnet. I also contribute to "TSN 1290 radio," as well as other radio stations across the continent and I write a regular column for Forbes.com. RSS


Why David Moyes’ Weakness May Be His Strength At Manchester United

Written by on May 13, 2013 | 5 Comments »
Posted in Everton, Manchester United

A British politician once said that “a week is a long time in politics.” That sentiment is easily shifted to sport and there is no better example than the last seven days in English football.

 

Last week at this time the focus was on the fight for the last two Champions League spots, the FA Cup Final and who was to be relegated along with QPR and Reading.

 

Over the last seven days the fight for the Champions League has narrowed to one of Tottenham Hotspur or Arsenal; Wigan upset the odds by beating Manchester City in the Cup Final; the last relegation spot will be one of Wigan, Sunderland or Aston Villa.

However, the overarching story has been… to read more please click on the link.

Wigan’s Road Very Different Than Their Peers

Written by on May 6, 2013 | No Comments »
Posted in Wigan Athletic

As the English season draws to a close only one team sits at the crossroads of the three things that have yet to be decided; the two remaining Champions League spots; the FA Cup Final; the last relegation spot.

One of the two Manchester teams? No

Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea? No again

Spurs, Aston Villa? No

The answer is…to read more please click on the link.

Writing Off Spanish Soccer Is Premature

Written by on April 29, 2013 | 2 Comments »
Posted in Barcelona, Bayern Mnchen, Borussia Dortmund, Real Madrid, UEFA Champions League

Last Sunday, I had pretty much decided to write a piece on the approaching UEFA Champions League semi-finals. I even had the first paragraph done – “Just twelve months ago the accepted wisdom was we were getting set for a Champions League el clasico final. It didn’t happen but the bookmakers believe it will happen this time. Are we getting ahead of ourselves again?”   

Then Luis Suarez decided that Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic looked a bit tasty and decided to nibble on his arm.

Out went the Champions League and in came Suarez and his chomp.

At this time last week bookmakers had Barcelona….to read more click on the link.




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