It’s that time of year again.
Hello and welcome to the introductory installment of the second annual POV-FS ‘On the Road’ World Football Tour. Yes, “World” is a little grand for another trip to the United Kingdom, but hey, you never know where these travels may take us in the future, so may as well think big.
For now, while I dust up on my comprehension of other languages, these English speaking – more-or-less - nations will have to suffice.
With the MLS season stretching further into the winter months and MLS Cup scheduled for the first of December, I decided it was wise to wait until the Christmas season – and its subsequent fixture pile-up – to plan this year’s tour.
Last year’s voyage was immense fun, but the backlog of missed matches, a bulging PVR, and piles upon piles of reading that awaited my return is still being dealt with to this day, and so, the choice to travel when most other leagues went on their winter hiatus, and MLS entered its post-season torpor, made the most sense.
Departing on the twenty-seventh of December and set to return on the eighth of January, we here at POV-FS began our journey.
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Welcome to Partially Obstructed View. We are each restrained by the limits of our own perspective, but when we meet to share information a clearer picture of the truth can be revealed. Comments & criticisms are welcome.
Showing posts with label Manchester United. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manchester United. Show all posts
Monday, 21 January 2013
POV-FS On The Road – England (Again) & Scotland – Days One & Two: Travel & Preparations
Labels:
2013,
Chelsea,
England,
Fans,
Manchester,
Manchester City,
Manchester United,
MLS,
Old Trafford,
On the Road,
Philadelphia,
Scotland,
Travel
Monday, 9 July 2012
First Person View - Post #300
A milestone such as this seems as good a time as any to take a step away from the everyday talk of Toronto FC woes, MLS goings-on, and other such babble.
Labels:
Anniversary,
Charity,
Documentary,
ESPN,
Film,
First Person View,
Homeless World Cup,
Kicking It,
Manchester United,
Mayday,
Milestones,
Munich Air Disaster,
Street Soccer
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
First Person View - Scholes, Pogba, and Morrison – Clarifications
It was brought to my attention that the previous piece was a little obtuse, so let me clarify. For future reference, posts tagged with “Thoughts?” tend to be incomplete ideas on which I’m currently musing.
Labels:
Development,
First Person View,
Manchester United,
NHL,
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer,
Paul Pogba,
Paul Scholes,
Ravel Morrison,
Sydney Crosby,
Youth
Tuesday, 10 January 2012
Thoughts? - Scholes, Pogba, and Morrison
It was quite a shock to see Paul Scholes return from retirement and take the field for Manchester United on Sunday. While some would claim that it is indicative of United’s lack of transfer funds - which it is, but would a winter acquisition have time to adjust anyways – and that both Paul Pogba and Ravel Morrison, having been overlooked for first team action yet again, should consider moving on when their current contracts come to an end.
Labels:
Development,
Manchester United,
Paul Pogba,
Paul Scholes,
Ravel Morrison,
Thoughts?,
Youth
Friday, 9 December 2011
Friday, 2 December 2011
POV-FS - On the Road - England - Day Seven: Old Trafford Upset
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| The view |
A short, but ram-packed ride on the Metrolink - I have never been so crammed into a mass-transit as I was then - to the area surrounding Old Trafford.
Labels:
Crystal Palace,
England,
Grounds,
League Cup,
Manchester,
Manchester United,
Old Trafford,
On the Road,
Paul Pogba,
Ravel Morrison
Monday, 28 November 2011
POV-FS - On the Road - England - Day Four: Euston Station, the Train Journeys North
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| Partially Obstructed View at Gigg Lane |
Labels:
Altrincham FC,
Bury FC,
England,
FA Trophy,
FC United of Manchester,
Grounds,
Manchester,
Manchester United,
Non-League,
On the Road
Monday, 13 June 2011
Paul Chapman
Sad news out of Germany as long-time German and English football correspondent for Deutsche Welle and BFBS passed away following a short illness.
Labels:
Bundesliga,
Germany,
Manchester United,
Paul Chapman,
Personalities,
Tributes
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Thrown Out: Whispers on Super injunctive Twitter
There is a storm brewing over the apparently overheard whispers of Sir Alex Ferguson regarding a journalist who had the temerity to ask how important Ryan Giggs was to Manchester United in light of recent super injunction revelations. Some would argue that SAF was in the wrong and has had a Gray-Keys moment of his own, forgetting he was sitting in front of a barrage of microphones, recording even the most unintelligible of syllables from the mouth of the great man.
Labels:
BBC,
England,
Jose Mourinho,
Manchester United,
Media,
Ryan GIggs,
Sir Alex Ferguson,
UEFA Champions League
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