Displaying items by tag: Wembley
Arsenal's Best Chance of a Trophy This Season May Come in the League Cup
Arsenal booked their place in the League Cup semi-final with a dominant display against Sunderland last month.
FA Cup's 50 Greatest Moments
Rio Ferdinand and Helen Skelton look back at the most celebrated, most shocking, and most memorable moments from the greatest domestic football cup competition in the world.
Suspicions, Rituals, Lucky Charms or Mental Preparation- What Can Watford do to win the FA Cup this Saturday
In an interview with a leading sports psychologist, Dan Abrahams, he explained it is correct mental preparation which will give Watford the better chance of beating Manchester City on 18th May at the FA Cup Final.
Alan Hudson ,Football Legend, Reflects with Passion on Huge Games and Crowds
You dream of playing in a Wembley final as a young kid and when you get there you don't perform and it can stay with you for a very long time. Unlike at Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea in recent years, you don't get the opportunity too many times to go back and show a 100,000 the real you.
Re-live the 1967 FA Cockney Cup Final
An Ode to Alan Hudson on ZANI
A football genius of balance and grace,
Self-styled icon and playmaking ace.
Midfield Guvnor with a talent so rare,
Would light up a match with his guile and flair.
Fun time Frankie – An Ode to Frank Worthington on ZANI
Lived life in the fast lane, he took it to the max.
Frankie had it all, in every single way,
It was poetry in motion watching Frankie play.
Shanks " The Greatest Inspiration”
El Loco : Rene Higuita
If you were to come up with a footballing first eleven dedicated purely to the colourful, wonderful, edgy and slightly unhinged players ever to have played the beautiful game, one Jose Rene Higuita Zapata would undoubtedly find its way on to most lists. As certain that you would find a Cantona, an Edmundo or a Robin Friday, the colourful crazy Colombian wouldn’t be out of place in such company. He would find his way in the team,
Gazza – The Talent, the Tears and the Road to Perdition Part Two of Two
Walter Smith’s 1995 summer capture of England’s star of Italia 90 was seen as an absolute coup de maitre. His arrival at Ibrox captured the imagination of the obsessive Gers fan base and stoked up expectations to white hot level. And despite Gazza’s appalling injury record and a much maligned battle with his erratic weight gain, the ‘Geordie Galactico’ proved to be as successful as the manager who signed him by amassing the biggest trophy haul of his career; two League Championships, one Scottish Cup and one League Cup. Furthermore, he secured a place in the greatest ever Glasgow Rangers team and was also rightfully inducted into the Rangers Hall of Fame.