Ernie! Why Adelaide? Why Boxing Day? Why So Shit?
Moss let an easy one in, Riera got two yellows and Adelaide got three goals. Merry Christmas Phoenix fans.
Moss let an easy one in, Riera got two yellows and Adelaide got three goals. Merry Christmas Phoenix fans.
There’s something special about the Boxing Day fixtures. The freezing, icy ground sprinkled with snow, the players all armoured with gloves and long sleeves, breathing mist and looking tired from the start.
Leicester, Arsenal and Bournemouth may all be nursing three game win-streaks heading into Christmas but there is a team out there that can beat that: Watford.
You know what’s a good way to start a game of football? Try Tommy Smith's Ipswich and their 16 second goal last week.
Roy hit a pen, players wore #SaveTheNix warm up shirts and some Holosko fella scored a pearler in a 1-1 draw.
I can’t help but feel that Chelsea Football Club has made a big mistake.
Oh Jose. Where exactly did it all go wrong? And how did it happen so damn quickly?
It’s hard to know what to make of Chris Wood's Leeds. Every week brings a new emotion and this week it was frustration.
“Boring, boring Man United” goes the jesting refrain, but Manchester United haven’t been boring in their last couple of games – they just haven’t been very good.
Brisbane handled the heat better than our Nix, who showed nice signs before they return to the fortress this weekend.
While Stoke City are doing their best to turn into Barcelona, it seems that West Ham have their goals set at the not-so-lofty heights of Barcelona-Lite, also known as Arsenal.
People always talk about how competitive the Premier League but since Blackburn won the thing in 1994-95, there have only been four different champions.
It’s one thing to know that there’s a kiwi dude playing regularly in the Premier League, but not enough of us realise how freakin’ good this fella is.
The pitch wasn't very good, yet that didn't stop the dazzling feet of Roy and Roly. Shout out to some rugged defence as well from the Wellington Phoenix.
A Saturday night just isn’t the same without cramming in a bit of footy at the exact moment in the night when you most wish you were in bed asleep.
You know when the “Reid All About It” headlines get plastered across the internet that Winston’s either had a blinder or he’s done something silly. In this case, it was the latter.
How has a dude who was playing non-league for Fleetwood Town a few years back become the top marksman in the world’s most competitive league?
Graham Arnold employed the Hack-A-Nix theory and the Wellington Phoenix escaped Sydney with a point. On to Auckland, the Melbourne Victory and hopefully some goals from the Nix #COYN #SaveTheNix
Harry Kane vs Diego Costa. One local English lad, one Brazilian turned Spaniard. One humble and likable, the other infuriating and crass.
After leg one of the Sydney excursion the Wellington Phoenix are under the pump...