The Cutting Edge

Valencia CF - Stunning goal of Fernandes keeps Los Che Top

Mon, 6 Oct 2008 10:01:49 -0500

Valencia CF Hold a tight gip of the La Liga Title this season with another win, leaving Los Che unbeaten in all competitions. Valencia currently awaiting the UEFA Cup draw on the 7th of October alongside them in the next round of Europe will be Sevilla FC, Deportivo La Coruña, Racing Santander. Valencia and Sevilla are ranked in pot 1 for the draw with Deportivo in Pot 2 and Racing left in Pot 4.

Manuel Fernandes being one of the main reasons for Valencia's past 2 wins in all competitions with a unbelivable performance last night vs. Valladolid scoring the games only goal and an even better performance mid week in the UEFA Cup 1st round vs. CS Marítimo pushing Los Che true to the next phase in Europe, Fernandes is for sure one of Valencia's Stars of the future. But the Question is can they go all the way or will they fall short of the big guns of Barcelona and Real Madrid ?

F.A Premier League vs La Liga - Issue No.0 (Pre Issue)

Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:42:28 -0500

This series will go in dept into rummours, scandals but most of all the football. We will take a look back at team,league & Cup History. Even go into League Legends, that defined both leagues as world class. So follow us every week starting from the 18th of September as we bring weekly updates and facts from both leagues and compare each, but stick around for the Golden Edition of the F.A Premier League vs La Liga, as we look back at Heartache and Glory from the season before. At the end of the season we just hope to say it was a Phenomenal One.

Celtic Connection - What Dreams Are Made Of

Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:32:20 -0500

A new addition to the Celtic squad over the summer was 16 year old Stephen McDonnel from Dundalk, Ireland, the youngster has Republic of Ireland youth caps already to his name and had English Premier League teams ready to sign, but when Celtic made an offer, he nearly snapped there hand off. As McDonnel has supported Celtic like most Irish young boys, and it is a dream come true for him, but he does know the work is not over yet as there currently is a lot of competition for places in midfield. But we wish him all the best at celtic and hope to see him in the first team in next year or so.