I’ve approached the situation of tackling in English football previously in two posts, in both instances it was (in my opinion) that the tacklers had been deemed ‘dirty’ because of the resulting injuries caused. So let’s delve into the mire once more with two much talked about tackles this week – one from Vincent Kompany and another from Glen Johnson.
As Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League group stage last night (along with the more graceful exit of Manchester City) it left arguably the 3rd and 4th best domestic teams flying the Premier League flag. Worryingly neither club is fancied over Barcelona or Real Madrid as winners of the crown – wait, Real Madrid? Since when were English teams chasing Madrid down BEFORE Barcelona…
I’ve just seen another bash at Amazon and their new price check app that they’re promoting, in all honesty I don’t really know a great deal about the app but what frustrates me is the non-consumer focus from the complaints that I’ve seen so far, they’re very much borne from a protectionist stance and disregard the consumer completely. In-store shopping has always frustrated me, so here’s two reasons why I prefer to shop online.
I’ve recently completed some Magento work that required a slightly complex VAT solution to facilitate automated VAT relief for disabled people and charities that qualify to purchase certain products VAT free at the time of purchase.
There is a Magento module out there to purchase, which given the lack of information on Google relating to this topic I was really surprised about, but it seemed to require a declaration for each individual product and that wasn’t really suitable for the project I was working on, so here’s my solution.
Here’s the official video roundup of Meet Magento UK 2011 from Meet Magento.
It’s now exactly 3 weeks ago since I was making my way home from the first Meet Magento UK conference in London, testament to the busy few weeks I’ve had since, but with a few loose ends now tied up it’s finally time for some reflection on my first Magento conference.
Really pleased with the new WordPress Theme I’ve selected for the site. It’s coming together really well.
This article is a re-post and merge of my now defunct OurFootballBlog football writing blog from 2010 – 2011.
Between Internet connection problems, a weekend and a bout of dog sitting it has been a whole week since our last post! Fear not, it’s been one worth waiting for as I bring you news of no less than three players on their way out of Arsenal in the very near future.
For those interested (ie most of you) it’s not difficult to name the three players who’ve been rife with recent speculation, however it seems as if this is quickly developing into serious transfer news rather than tittle tattle. Let’s take a look at the individuals.
This article is a re-post and merge of my now defunct OurFootballBlog football writing blog from 2010 – 2011.
As Manchester United secure their second signing of the summer I’ve had a number of requests to take a look at the lucky pair and cast my ever scrutinising eye over them. Sorry guys but here goes!
This article is a re-post and merge of my now defunct OurFootballBlog football writing blog from 2010 – 2011.
So far it’s been a close-season of managers on the move and one position in particular has been hard to miss since the season finished – Chelsea are on the lookout for another first team coach (note my use of phrase) and after much conjecture it seems we may finally have a front runner, Andre Villas-Boas of Porto.
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