Watching Man City is like watching maths and that’s just soulless and boring
Man City are obviously brilliant. John Nicholson has no interest in denying that. But he is just disinterested. And is not the only one.
Man City are obviously brilliant. John Nicholson has no interest in denying that. But he is just disinterested. And is not the only one.
Manchester United and David Moyes feature heavily on a list of the ten biggest wastes of money in football history, somehow without them overlapping.
Ask Sheffield United fans if they would recommend promotion back to the Premier League. It’s hellish and Leeds should be happy to miss out.
Frank Lampard is obviously in a rundown of ten of the most intellectual footballers ever, but one legendary Chelsea teammate is also included.
If you’re not against VAR by now then you are just not trying enough, says John Nicholson. It should be flushed away with other faeces.
The abolition of FA Cup replays does not have support away from the upper echelons of the game. The FA is not fit for purpose.
Mid-table mediocrity and cruising to the end of the season could be eradicated in English football by creating smaller divisions like Scotland.
The Champions League reaches the vinegar strokes this week but is any neutral entertained? It’s the biggest clubs with the most money.
John Nicholson loves an eccentric goalkeeper so much that his top 10 is actually a top 11. Only one current player features…
It has been 30 years since the start of 5 Live and a lot has changed in 30 years. Except 606, which just gets worse and worse.
The Nike England shirt controversy was laughably forced by right-wing goons who don’t even understand what ‘woke’ point they want to make.
John Nicholson has gone back through the decades to reflect on football’s style icons. No David Beckham, but Kalvin Phillips makes the cut…
Eddie Howe looked confused as Newcastle lost to Manchester City because football cannot be controlled. It should be random.
Liverpool and England icons feature but who had the greatest celebration ever? Has to be the ‘here I am spinning vinyl in a club while holding headphones’.
Liverpool v Man City brings us great footballers, great football, but what does it all mean? Does it not matter at all? Is it a form of evil?
Johnny Nic knows a good beard when he sees one. Here are 10 of his favourite players to sprout a face forest, featuring two current Liverpool stars…
Man Utd predictably lost to Man City and that’s exactly what the broadcasters want. They don’t want you to be shocked.
Johnny Nic is due out of hospital this week and he wants to thank a fair few people, not least his wonderful nurses. His socialist crusade is just starting.
John Nicholson is on the last lap of his three-month hospital stay after suffering a massive stroke so he has time to think about the dirty sods of football.
There has never been such a disparity between how a manager is seen and talked about in the print and broadcast media and how they’re seen by the fans.
We don’t think John Nicholson likes the idea of blue cards. We have just about worn out the asterisk button.
The football business is like no other business, and that’s why no fool would buy into this business. There’s little reward or thanks.
The Premier League has been the Premier League longer than it was ever the Premiership and yet old men (and Tories) still shout at Premiership clouds.
The deification of a departing Jurgen Klopp makes absolutely no sense. Liverpool will move on and he will soon be forgotten, just as he’d want.
Gary Neville has to share top spot and John Nicholson was loathe to lose one of his favourite football pundits so there’s actually 11.
Joey Barton and his ilk are bigoted and stupid but also bullies. How lovely. But the truth is that they’re losers, out of touch and left behind.
We all know how much Johnny loves Clive Tyldesley, but not as much as he loves listening to 5 Live…
Premier League players are athletes made from biscuits wearing lightweight fancy slippers; you can’t run them into the ground.
It’s easy to imagine Franz Beckenbauer playing in 2024, and that could not be said about most footballers from the 1970s. He was wonderful.
Our John Nicholson is not having any of the praise for West Ham manager David Moyes; they have spent a lot to hit their ceiling.
John Nicholson has been writing from his hospital bed after yet more VAR nonsense in the Boxing Day fixtures.
‘Am f**ked but won’t be forever’ was the message from John Nicholson from a hospital bed in Scotland. But that didn’t stop him filing…
It is obvious to see why Arsenal are sniffing around Douglas Luiz. But Johnny Nic reckons the Brazil midfielder would be wise to stay where he is under Unai Emery’s ...