Veeq Talks Football

Sunderland Manager David Moyes is having his worst season. Photo: Courtesy Many will question why Sunderland have been the only bottom six club,not to sack their manager even after loosing matches week in, week out. To add further salt to injury, Moyes was the subject of threats made to a lady Journalist from BBC, by claiming that she would have gotten a slap if she continued asking 'questions' seemingly not pleasing to the eyes of the former Manchester United Manager. It is clear that everybody associated with Sunderland is sure of the club playing in the Championship next season. The club board have hence seen this and thought to themselves "we do stand a chance of promotion in the 2018-2019 season, if we keep Moyes as boss. David Moyes does have a good reputation of bringing up and strengthening teams from the championship after what he did at Everton. We have to agree that Sunderland have an aging squad aand need to rebuild and the Championship, under Moyes

Mamadou Sakho has been in impressive form lately. After playing for the under 23's in the better part of the season, Mamadou Sakho left out on loan in January to relegation threatened  Crystal Palace. Sakho was not able to brake into the first team immediately but after he did, 5 games on, he has not lost any of the games and recently helping Palace take all the three points from champions elect - Chelsea. Jurgen Kloop has been having problems at the back all season, derailing The Reds chances in fighting for the title. Surely after watching Sakho, the 'Rock' in Palace's defense, he might be kicking himself for letting his pride get in the way of quality. Whats even worse, word has it that Sakho is not wanted anymore at Anfield and is subject to a 30million Euros move away from the club in the summer. Crystal Palace don't seem to be a club to spend that much in the defense even though they bought Belgian Striker, Christian Benteke for much more. Sakho woul

A frustrated Jose throws his arms up in disbelief. First and foremost, the result in the last game against West Bromwich Albion was not something any Man United fan or player would be happy about. The performance was slightly okay, but the fact that the players could not brake down Tony Puli's wall was not something new to the Old Trafford faithful. Manchester have not been able to win in  matches at old Trafford this campaign hence the fact that they lay behind in fifth for competition of the four champions league places. Being a difficult season, Jose Mourinho's media shame of his players for poor performances and being critical of under whelming stars such as Luke Shaw is just not helping his side. Luke Shaw is one of the stars having a difficult season after a long term injury layoff. Mourihno is known for this type of wars against players and this type of tussles don't help motivate the players. As a manager, Jose should be ready to take the blame for h