For our Monday Profile this week, we welcome back Ian Rands, proprietor of A United View on Football, a website that has really come into its own in recent months following a series of fascinating interviews with a host of Sheffield United greats from the past. Ian, who can be followed on twitter here, turns his attention to a player whom we have been critical of in the past, but who has flourished in a Blades shirt this year. If there is one player making the headlines for Sheffield United this season it is 32 goal striker Ched Evans, but for…
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Swansea and Cardiff Stadia to Step Up?
It’s international weekend of course and the news that Wales are considering axing the Millennium Stadium for home matches has provided a major debating point in advance of the fixtures. This is bright news for two of our clubs, the resurgent Cities of Swansea and Cardiff. After this campaign’s encounters with Liechtenstein and Russia are concluded, the likes of Lewin Nyatanga and David Cotterill will be turning out at the Liberty and imaginatively titled Cardiff City stadia hereon in, as well as Llanelli rugby club’s Parc y Scarlets.It will be refreshing to see grounds packed to the rafters for the…
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