Thomas Gaunt

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Thomas Gaunt

Twitter, 9/11, Ferdinand, Rooney and Barton – a good mix?

September 24th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Thomas Gaunt of the We Heart Football blog gives his thoughts on Twitter in football.

Season Preview: Manchester City

July 31st, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Thomas Gaunt previews big spender Manchester City ahead of the new season. Having just spent more money on Sergio Aguero, can they improve on last season’s second place?

Season Preview: Aston Villa

July 24th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Today Thomas Gaunt previews Aston Villa, who must start all over again this season under new manager Alex McLeish, and without widemen Ashley Young and Stewart Downing.

Who needs Tevez? – Why Manchester City can win the league

July 20th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Carlos Tevez may be about to leave Manchester City, but Thomas Gaunt believes they can flourish without their talisman of the past two seasons.

International football, it’s a funny old game

June 7th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Tom Gaunt compares International football with the domestic game and some of the integral differences which are affecting modern day players and England in particular.

Blatter continues as President as his minions rally around him

June 1st, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Actions off the pitch have taken centre stage this week with FIFA President Sepp Blatter denying allegations of corruption, much to the scoffed amusement of Thomas Gaunt.

Barcelona brilliance papers over the cracks at United

May 30th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

With the world waxing lyrical about the brilliance of Barcelona Tom Gaunt takes a look at the implications for the Champions League runners up.

Lucas and Co. Prove Patience is a Virtue…

May 24th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

Tom Gaunt takes a look at the lack of patience in the Premier League and why it has to change.

Liverpool v Spurs: who will be left holding the poisoned chalice?

May 12th, 2011 by Thomas Gaunt

As both teams gear up for this weekend’s show down and a probable place in next season’s Europa League, Thomas Gaunt takes a look at the pro’s and con’s of winning this match and the glory or burden it could bestow upon the victor.