The thrilling unpredictability of football is what keeps us glued to our screens every weekend. Our latest podcast episode dissects the strategies, tactics, and outcomes of recent Premier League matches. We delve into Liverpool’s unlikely victory over Newcastle, Arsenal’s tactical confusion, and the performances of other clubs. Here are the 10 key insights gleaned from […]
The tension of Europa League glory and an FA Cup battle Get ready for an exhilarating ride as we dissect the heart-pounding Europa League final between Sevilla and Roma, where Sevilla clinched their seventh title through a nerve-wracking penalty shootout. We’ll take you through the game’s standout moments, the strategies employed by both teams, and […]
Manchester City has done it again! The team has secured their third Premier League title in a row, cementing their place as one of the most dominant forces in English football. In this blog post, we will delve into the journey that led them to this historic milestone, analyze the players and tactics behind their […]
Erling Haaland’s Record-Breaking Stride and Premier League Showdowns Erling Haaland has astounded the football world by setting a new Premier League record with fifty goals in just thirty games. His unrelenting determination to score has raised the bar for the league and cemented his place among the all-time greats. In this blog post, we’ll discuss […]
In a recent thrilling podcast episode, hosts dived into the world of football, discussing the Champions League, FA Cup, Europa League, and the Premier League. They kicked off with Manchester United’s shocking performance in the Europa League and Ten Hag’s learning curve with the team. They then explored Manchester City’s impressive showing against Bayern Munich, […]
In a recent episode of the Squeaky Bum Time podcast, the hosts discussed the current state of the Premier League, focusing on Arsenal’s complacency, Manchester City’s unstoppable winning streak, and the struggles faced by Chelsea under Frank Lampard. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at each of these topics and the implications […]
In a recent episode of the Squeaky Bum Time podcast, the hosts discuss a range of topics, including Frank Lampard’s return to Chelsea as manager, the importance of good coaching in the Premier League, and the impressive performances of certain teams and players. Frank Lampard Returns to Chelsea The main talking point of the episode […]
In this episode of the Squeaky Bum Time Podcast, host Laurent Courtines delves into the recent sacking of managers Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers from Chelsea and Leicester, respectively. While both managers come from similar backgrounds and are known for their progressive playing styles, their infrastructure ultimately let them down. If you’re a fan of […]
Football fans, get ready – the game we’ve all been waiting for is almost here. In the Squeaky Bum Time podcast with host Laurent Courtines, the biggest game of the year was discussed – Manchester City versus Liverpool at the Etihad. Courtines describes it as the “scariest game” of the year, and it’s easy to […]
In a recent episode of the Squeaky Bum Time podcast, the hosts delve into the intricacies of the Champions League draw, discussing the matchups and potential outcomes for big teams like Real Madrid, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Bayern Munich. They also explore the cultural differences in football across countries, using Germany and Italy as examples, […]
In the world of football, there is always something interesting happening. This week’s episode of Squeaky Bum Time focused on the relegation battle of the Premier League, reviews of some of the recent games and a look at the Champions League fixtures. The episode started with a discussion about the relegation battle plaguing the Premier […]
* Once upon a time, in a small neighborhood of New York City, there was a football team called East Harlem FC. They were a strong team, but they were facing a difficult season. The team had been dealt a heavy blow when they were hit with a 15 point deduction for a violation they […]
So I was unemployed most of the summer. Happens. I did the work and pushed myself to get a new job and thought I was in good shape with an offer from an interactive educational software company that was part of a university. I took on a 6-month contract and felt excited about the opportunity. […]
I like music and yes I am of a certain age so there is a certain music I am a fan of. I use Spotify regularly sure. But for the love of the algorithm can you not give me the same 20 bands? Am a that predictable? Do I like the same things over and […]
The other day the job hunt felt endless. That I would never get a job again. Then, one good day later and some good results and bingo, everything kicks off. Its so funny how confidence and feeling going into those 20 minutes you have to answer one of those “Tell me about a time…” and […]
San Diego has been great for sun and fun and family. It has not been great for my career. You don’t realize until you leave your hometown how much of a personal network gets left behind. The bar, the corner store the little things that connect person to place and help make connections. That doesn’t […]
So I was scrolling on Twitter watching Voltron with my daughter… (Good update to the 1980’s show) and thought? What the hell am I doing? Why scroll when you can create. Why look for things to entertain when you can create or at least get your thoughts down. Passivity is easy, activity is hard. I’m […]
There is an idea that Manchester United fortunes are connected to Englands football soul as a whole. As an international (American) football fan, I don’t want to connect the clubs to national interests. If there were “good” owners who were non-British it would be fine. I think at this point, the Premier League has outgrown […]
I find it really hard now. Just more content to consume social media than consume. The funny thing is, social media doesnt inspire ideas. I used to read books quite a bit and passage in a book could easily inspire a thought or idea. Little tweets or Facebook posts? Not so much? I wonder why […]
