Modric's Head Has Not Been Turned By Chelsea
The will he won't he move to Chelsea saga had us all bored this summer as nobody truly believed Daniel Levy when he said that Modric was not for sale. But contrary to reports, Modric really was 'not for sale' as Spurs proved to the Premier League that they were serious 4th place contenders and not a 'selling club'.
Many of us wondered what this meant for Modric's career at Tottenham this season, as his determination to move to Chelsea was clear for all to see. Harry Redknapp claimed that he had no worries, calling Modric a model professional, and after his performance against Liverpool on Sunday old 'Arry was vindicated.
It wasn't just the way he took his goal that was impressive. Modric, alongside Parker, tore Liverpool's midfield to shreds as Lucas and Adam chased shadows for most of the afternoon (well until Adam was sent off that is, then it was Jordan Henderson who became the headless chicken). They played triangles around Liverpool's middle two and dictated the game from the first minute until the end. His touch, vision and all round game was world class and it is no wonder why Chelsea and Abrahamovic were so keen to recruit him this summer.
Whether Modric moves to Chelsea at the end of the season or not it is clear that, for the meantime at least, his heart is at White Hart Lane.
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Thursday, 15 September 2011
Three Things We Learned This Weekend
Yes, we know. Slightly late. But here goes!
Swansea Lack The Firepower to Stay Up
0 goals in 3 games makes the headline above seem like the understatement of the season. But after watching Swansea score goals for fun last season we at The Urbanite had high hopes that Swansea would become the Blackpool of the 2011/2012 season and entertain us with free flowing, high scoring football. Sadly, that has not been the case.
Swansea Lack The Firepower to Stay Up
0 goals in 3 games makes the headline above seem like the understatement of the season. But after watching Swansea score goals for fun last season we at The Urbanite had high hopes that Swansea would become the Blackpool of the 2011/2012 season and entertain us with free flowing, high scoring football. Sadly, that has not been the case.
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