Technically any part of the world can be titled like this, but the ‘Ultra Kingdom’ focuses on the biggest and best from the UK region.
I’m not even a Leicester City fan, but you couldn’t help but feel some kind of way after that wonderful FA Cup Final between them and Chelsea today! Having beaten Manchester United and other in-form Premier League sides en route to the 2021 FA Cup… Read More »Truly Beautiful Scenes as Leicester City Win the 2021 FA Cup!
Sometimes, it just takes a little change of scenery to shake things up for a stagnant patch in a footballer’s career. To be fair, if you ask many fans on their opinion of Danny Welbeck, you’re largely going to garner a positive response. Beginning by… Read More »Explaining Danny Welbeck’s Revival at Brighton
A 16-year-old Gauld was dubbed a “Mini Messi” early on in his professional career, but things did not exactly go to plan when he made the move to the Portuguese capital in 2014. Those Messi comparisons arose when Ryan Gauld broke into the Dundee United… Read More »The Revival of Ryan Gauld’s ‘Phoenix Career’ in Portugal
Affectionately so-termed by almost all Liverpool supporters, he certainly lives omnipresent in the memories of most Premier League followers. Some will remember Robbie Fowler for the 163 Premier League goals he scored; thus, securing his position as the 7th highest scorer in the league’s history. Others remember his audacious antics.… Read More »Robbie Fowler: The Toxteth Terror who Became ‘God’
Leicester’s 2016 title win will forever be remembered as one of, if not the greatest achievement in footballing and sports history. That year, the Foxes were those 5000-1 relegation candidates, who managed to win the league (largely) through the flair of Mahrez, the drive of… Read More »Morgan & Huth: The Forgotten Duo of the Foxes Fairytale Season
In any strikers’ pairing, this entire concept of ‘balance’ is one which is pivotal to strike, and these two epitomise it by getting it absolutely spot on. If you know me even a little bit, then you’ll know that I’m a big fan of Dimitar… Read More »When Dimitar Berbatov met Robbie Keane in 2006
I can’t imagine that he would have been thrilled to trade the Spanish Sun for the Runcorn rain at the time, but in hindsight, it was a timely change-up for the Ecuadorian. For those who know me (even remotely well), you will know my feelings… Read More »The Strange Loan That Made Antonio Valencia’s Career in 2006
In this case, we’re referring to the East London streets somewhere near the Olympic Stadium. Excuse me, I mean the O-G Boleyn Ground! If you ask any West Ham fan about Jack Collison, there is a strong guarantee they would respond in a positive manner, but also with… Read More »The Streets Will Never Forget … Jack Collison
It might have been an almighty error to make at this particular time, but here’s a more well-rounded look at the now-infamous Rob Green 2010 World Cup Mistake against the U-S-of-A. Life as a goalkeeper is one of the most cynical and precarious in any… Read More »*Fresh Eyes* on that Rob Green 2010 World Cup Mistake
In case you didn’t already know this, not many clubs at the lower ends of the footballing pyramid are considered ‘professional sides’. As the lads down at Salford City Football Club know very well, there is a whole different world of football that exists beyond… Read More »The Struggles of Goin’ Pro w/ Salford City Football Club