In January, I made a couple of earth-shattering predictions: 1) Manchester United would win the English Premier League. 2) Barcelona would win the Spanish La Liga. Both clubs were up by about 2347892347890234789 points at the time, but I promised to revisit both of the leagues after the Round of 16 in the Champions League. [...]
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Revisiting La Liga and EPL after Round of 16 UCL
March 24th, 2013 
douglasawhsport 
Posted in Football, Soccer 
Tags: Barcelona, Basketball, Champions League, England, english premier league, EPL, Football, La Liga, Lakers, Madrid, manchester city, NBA, Soccer, Spain, united 
1 Comment »NFL Pre-Season and “Winter Break”
August 24th, 2010 douglasawhsport I’m still officially on hiatus, but I couldn’t help but comment on this NY Times article about the NFL. As you know, I’m not an NFL guy, but I’ve been interested in this move to the 18-game season. Let me talk about something first to set the stage for my discussion on the NFL. Skip [...]
Posted in Football Tags: Basketball, bpl, brett farve, bundesliga, christmas, english premier league, EPL, Football, fotboll, france, Germany, ifa, italia, italy, La Liga, ligue 1, nfl, NYTimes, pre-season, serie a, Soccer, Spain, wales, weather, winter, winter break No Comments »Thoughts on US Chances with ~3 days to go
June 8th, 2010 douglasawhsport First off, join my World Cup bracket group. I got the following excerpt from someone that will remain unnamed: Oh now I understand why you are heading there for the early rounds and not the finals. Sorry to hurt your feelings, but the teams you are supporting aren’t going to get past the first rounds. [...]
World Cup Bracket
March 26th, 2010 douglasawhsport With all the talk about brackets for the NCAA tourney, and seeing this article on dynamic duos, I was inspired to do a World Cup bracket. There still could be a lot happen. There could be so crazy Togo-esque shooting or just simple injuries. I got the layout of the below from Wikipedia, so please [...]
