Posts Tagged ‘Premier League’

TFT Podcast Episode 86: Twisted Blood

October 21st, 2011

Gary Andrews, Chris Nee and Ryan Keaney are joined in the studio by Andrew Thomas from the excellent Twisted Blood blog. At the forefront of the pod’s minds is the Premier League’s increasing landgrab of everything it can…Read More

Should Premier League clubs be in charge of their own TV rights?

October 17th, 2011

I’m a Manchester United supporter. The coffee cups, t-shirts, videos, bed sheets, wall clocks, constant streams of DVDs, the picture frames – I’ve had my fair share of branded merchandise over the years and, as I’ve aged, they were…Read More

The sudden threat to Supporters Direct’s future

June 13th, 2011

It is a grim irony that one of fan ownership’s greatest moments in football could, through no fault of its own, end up severely crippling the movement that helped create it. When then Supporters Direct Chief Executive Dave Boyle…Read More

Why the 3pm blackout should stay

March 28th, 2011

It’s rare that lower league football should find itself in direct competition with a television match at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon, but that’s exactly what happened when England kicked off against Wales in the Millennium Stadium last weekend.

To…Read More

Back in Five: Chelsea v Manchester United

March 1st, 2011

Rivalries get somewhat heated when there’s something extra on the line. Chris Nee writes that despite their geographical distance from one another, Chelsea’s meetings with Manchester United during Jose Mourinho’s time in the Premier League were tasty affairs, fuelled…Read More

TFT Podcast Episode 77: Rob Langham

February 11th, 2011

It’s twofootedtackle Podcast time again, and this week Gary Andrews and Chris Nee are joined by pod regular James Appell and debutant Rob Langham, one of the men behind the ever excellent The Two Unfortunates - as seen…Read More