The Monday Profile
The Monday Profile: Mauricio Taricco
The sight of Mauricio Taricco striding down the right flank at the Withdean on Saturday made me conduct something of a double take and not just due to the running track that makes for cameras distant from the action. Who else from the past will be next to emerge phoenix like from the dusts of 1990s memory? Claus Lundekvam? David Friio?
Gus Poyet’s exotic side could not have timed …
The Monday Profile: Jimmy Ryan
The Monday Profile: Scott Sinclair
Swansea’s sterling 1-0 victory at Cardiff was, despite Robbie Savage’s best efforts in the commentary box, an engaging watch yesterday. Prior to the match, I had the game down as a bit of a turkey shoot for the Bluebirds, taking my eye off what happened the last time that centre-forward Jay Bothroyd wasn’t on the pitch for the home side, but the way that the Swans controlled and dictated the …
The Monday Profile: Kazenga LuaLua
Loans are all about exposure - whether it be an ageing or currently overlooked professional reminding other clubs of his existence and attributes or a talented but raw youngster handed the opportunity to gain valuable competitive experience. The three loanees we (Newcastle) have sent out this season have all been of the latter variety, and to say they’ve enjoyed mixed fortunes would be an understatement.
North of the border, Fraser …
