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Louis van Gaal’s Blind spot at Manchester United
Daley Blind is not a suitable centre back option for Manchester United and Van Gaal’s decision to start him there is baffling, writes Oli Baise.
Author: Oli Baise
Aspiring football writer since realising that no one will pay me to play Football Manager. Fan of Man Utd and Fulham. Also likes philosophy, dogs and toilet humour. Feel free to email me on any of these topics at oliverbaise1@gmail.com.
Website: http://www.csensefootball.blogspot.co.uk/.
Watford – Premier League guinea pigs
Oli Baise believes that Watford’s ownership by the Pozzo family makes them a Premier League experiment.
Zero to Hero – Ed Woodward at Manchester United
Ed Woodward is finally getting the recognition he deserves for driving Manchester United’s sustained success over the last 20 years, writes Oli Baise.
Chelsea and the media – oh the hypocrisy!
Chelsea’s recent negative treatment by the British press is symptomatic of the hypocrisy that is ruining English football.
Title cry too soon for Manchester United
Manchester United still need to address some fundamental issues if they are to challenge for the Premier League title next season, writes Oli Baise.
Sherwood’s appointment is more than just a gamble by Aston Villa
Aston Villa’s appointment of Tim Sherwood as new manager is a good move by Randy Lerner as he hopes to fight relegation battle.
Manchester United’s defensive trio – an assessment
Oli Baise provides an assessment of Manchester United defenders Jonny Evans, Chris Smalling and Phil Jones.
Work permits – who really loses?
Oli Baise discusses the work permit issue that can often put a spanner in the works for transfers involving promising young players.
Philippe Mexes – AC Milan’s very own Kenny Powers
After an early career that promised so much, Philippe Mexes is quickly turning into a comedy character at AC Milan, writes Oli Baise.