America, where football players have to get naked to get noticed

Rob Parker | October 8, 2009

DC United get their kit off

We can’t really imagine this getting past too many Premier League PR teams but in the cut-throat world of American sportainment, footballers will quite literally jump at the chance to bare all for ESPN magazine.
In a quote that sounds like it has come straight from his last therapy session, Ben [...]

Meet the Premier League’s new multi-million pound signing

Rob Parker | June 23, 2009

Mickey Mouse comes to the Prem

Michael Owen might be still passing around his GCSE Graphic Design project, but there is only one Mickey desperate to get into the Premier League who has had any luck so far this summer. Mickey Mouse is coming to the Premier League! Disney-owned broadcaster ESPN has snapped up the Premier [...]

Nottingham Forest in contention for Ligue Un title

Rob Parker | February 2, 2009

Forest go French in quest for success

According to Soccernet, a number of English clubs are trying their hand in the French league to increase their chances of success. The site reports that Nottingham Forest are currently sitting proudly in sixth position in Ligue Un, just ahead of Ipswich Town.
See how the authorities have spiced up [...]

Football video: ESPN makes a boob over Steve Nicol (or possibly Nipple)

Rob Parker | November 9, 2008

New England Revolution coach give name change

During the MLS Cup semi-final between New England Revolution and Chicago Fire, former Liverpool player Steve Nicol was kindly given a new nickname by ESPN pundit Alexei Lalas’ wandering mind…
Spotted on The Offside Rules

ESPN advertising system drops the ball

Rob Parker | November 1, 2008

An interesting new media juxtaposition

If proof were needed that, for all the good computers do in our lives, you should always have a fully functioning human nearby to cast an eye over things… You can almost imagine ESPN Soccernet’s keyword advertising system getting all overexcited. “Ooh, ooh, they typed Manchester Unted. Ooh, ooh, they typed [...]