Stoke City may not be the greatest team in the world, but at least Tony Pulis could beat Arsene Wenger in a fight

Arsene Wenger - Super Heavyweight?

That's the trouble when there's no game on at the weekend. Too much time to think. The devil finds work for minds not absorbed with the selection dilemmas of an impending Stoke City match, and it's amazing how much room there is for rubbish in your brain when you stop brooding about football.

The stalwarts of sex and food are always there, of course. As a bloke (and I would imagine as a woman as well, but I couldn't guarantee it) these are pre-programmed and completely unavoidable from the age of ten until death - possibly even beyond that, but let's not get into that particular theological minefield. But new concerns have been sucked into my head over the past seven days, filling the vacuum created by our almost total inability to beat crap teams in the cup....

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This blog was written by David Johnson. I think it damn funny what he has to say and as a Gunner's supporter, I kinda agree....

Brian Familar

No England for me, give me Russia anyday!

"I'm moving to Russia" - Roman Pavlyuchenko

Tottenham's Roman Pavlyuchenko is the latest in a long line of Russian footballing emigres to pitch up in England, only to realise the true beauty and splendour of what they left behind. The typical English response, as witnessed on page 54 of today's Sun, is to sneer at these foreign whiners who don't like spotted dick and custard.

But really, can they all be wrong? Perhaps England is a dump compared to modern-day Russia, with its Action Man leaders, its squillionaire oligarchs and its stunning tennis nymphs.
Here's what Pavlyuchenko had to say about life in London: "I don't like English dishes. At the Spurs training ground, the food is modest. All they have there is a simple canteen."
Then asked which country has the more attractive women, Pavlyuchenko adds: "Russia, of course - there can't be any comparison."

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I have never been to London myself so I don't think I would be qualified to comment on this one :) Is it as bad as Vidic, Arshavin and Pavlyuchenko make it out to be?

I wanna hear from people who have lived or visited England in the last 5 years. What was your experience like?

Brian Familar