6 Reasons Why Everton Deserve A Billionaire
Posted on 18. Jan, 2010 by Broadband in Football, Sports
Despite being a United supporter my blood boils with the influx of Multi-Millionaire/Billionaire buyers stripping the football identity of clubs and trying to turn them into an instant franchise, giving fans unrealistic expectations and stifling the steady progress of young players, managers and the club as a whole….Cough Man City Cough.
That being said there is [...]
The Tiger Woods Blueprint: The Pros and Cons of Pre-Nuptial Agreement
Posted on 11. Jan, 2010 by Broadband in Life and Style, Men & Women
Don’t you just love a firestarter? One mention of the contractual agreement and opinions are full speed ahead. This junction of a relationship has been widely debated and discussed over a long period of time and every now and again fuel is added to the fire with impending and established divorces ranging from close friends [...]
Top 10 Business Mergers/Acquisitions of the Decade (Part 1)
Posted on 03. Jan, 2010 by Broadband in Business, Finance & Investments
2000-2009 saw some of the biggest mergers and acquisitions in history with all fields and industry bigwigs vying for one another in an attempt at global domination.
It was a telling decade however as some mergers that sounded amazing on paper , consequently became a poor business decision costing millions and billions of perceived profit for [...]
Throwback Poetry: A Thin Line Between Love & Hate
Posted on 21. Dec, 2009 by Broadband in Education, Poetry
There’s a thin line between love and hate they say
How’s that possible if they’re opposites we say
It’s true, coz you must love someone to hate them he says
Nah bruv, that’s not logical I say
Leon think about all the people you truthfully hate he says
I’ve thought about it what’s your point I say
Now is that person [...]
6 REASONS WHY IT WAS WRONG TO SACK MARK HUGHES
Posted on 20. Dec, 2009 by Broadband in Football, Sports
I guess Mark Hughes’ sacking today shouldn’t be a surprise, after all Football has lost it’s ethical side and been taken over by the ruthless investment of Business Groups and Owners. Yet I can’t help but feel sad at the distaste of how decisions are made and what football has become.
At 6:27pm today the statement [...]
The Tiger Woods Blueprint: Men Cheat Ugly, Women Cheat Handsome
Posted on 18. Dec, 2009 by Broadband in Life and Style, Men & Women
“That’s high school making me chase you around for months/
Have an affair act like an adult for once“- Jay-Z
Before I even start let me get these major points out of the way before I get barraged with verbal abuse
1. Not under any circumstance do I embrace the act of cheating or adultery
2. This is not [...]
The Tiger Woods Blueprint: Women Can Wear The Trousers Too
Posted on 11. Dec, 2009 by Broadband in Life and Style, Men & Women
The Tiger Woods saga continues to develop out of control as each and every day new elements and stories are unravelled in what seems to be one of the most intriguing and consequently saddest stories of the year. From the reported car crash that led to Tiger’s fading consciousness to the sad news of his [...]
The Ideas Of Serendipity
Posted on 10. Dec, 2009 by Broadband in Education, Inspiration
Serendipity - “The faculty of making happy and unexpected discoveries by accident”
A year ago I had an interesting and unprompted conversation with a close friend (call it an ironic form of serendipity if you will) about the idea of serendipity, it’s connotations and the wider perspective surrounding it’s meaning. I myself like the idea of [...]
Poetry: Multi-Syllable Criminal
Posted on 29. Nov, 2009 by Broadband in Education, Poetry
Description: 6′8 mixed race; Police have distaste for his face, he’s labelled a mixed-race shit face, whose morals are misplaced and a disgrace to his race, they vow to handle his case and put him in his place
I wouldn’t take this from these racists but lets face it, the guy’s a rapist who takes kids, [...]
Technical Difficulties
Posted on 26. Nov, 2009 by Broadband in Football, Sports
Despite giving up hope a long time ago of England winning anything in my lifetime in international football (or any other popular sport to be honest), I always find myself caught up into the annual hype of the new qualifying campaign thinking there’ll be an improvement on their chances. Since Fabio Capello’s appointment England have [...]
