Murphy’s Law

The art form of working in the media or on the shister format came calling with the match of the day pundit Danny Murphy setting up his own narrative on the pretence that Wrexham AFC could hit the Premiership. Danny’s so-called termed affiliation to Wrexham having had time at the club during those youth schoolboy days has presented a window for Murphy to gain credibility when speaking on Wrexham which would transpire on MOTD, if the Premiership becomes a reality. To hold onto the story grab, to take hold of the viewers attention, perhaps throw in a few anecdotes, time to look the world up Danny. The hypocrisy lies on the surface with Murphy trampling on his Chester roots, born and bred, that type, the borders of hatred, Chester v Wrexham. Murphy will not be keen to mention those early career doors entry at Crewe Alexandra under the helm of Mr Crewe, Dario will ‘fix it O’Grady’, now banned from football and locked away in his Cheshire mansion.

With a story to straddle your straps on, the Wrexham one of course, all be it to be achieved with sacks of cash. Nothing wrong with that, but let’s don’t sparkle it as a magical achievement. The cock robins rode their wheel of fortune with the cat’s whiskers sneaking across the line to promotions on close points calls, but a clear and present achievement in many football quarters, huge transfer spend outlays and excessive wages to pale beyond. The realms of the National League clubs in the football leagues 1 and 2 on promotions will receive less newsworthy, to tread behind the Wrexham AFC storylines, it’s not driven on youth polices, academies or the termed project, the magic wand is the cash.

Has it all become pure creed on the bock? If you can bullshit your way to be rising stars on the commercial front then bingo, that landscape was platformed with the club owners Reynolds and McElhenney termed Hollywood ‘A’ listers in the Tom Cruise or Samuel Jackson mould? No, to follow the path of the righteous men, ‘A’ listers does not sit with the twosome, let’s make that clear. If not instant coffee on entry to the Premiership then will the American owners look to a bailout? Or to be peddled out on a fantasy ship that has become a reality, safe landings, make for a good narrative.

Time to hit the podcast format and a hazard warning to Carl Froch’s leaning towards a podcast to get his message out, Froch I currently in a very good zone, speak into the mic, don’t need sidekick interviews all the time, it can become boring. The environment Froch has created for himself on YouTube, it’s good, it’s different, it’s refreshing, it’s Carl Froch saying it as it is, not afraid to ruffle feathers and there’s plenty of chickens out there who succumb to not speaking the truth, to hatch, to diversify, there’s much to be said for it to be about how you want to say it without any interference, to operate as a lone star. If Carl continues to tower pizza with a podcast direction then the Bunsen burner (the money) will have to be laid out on invite to guests, they will not come free, being the former Super Middleweight champion of the world will be no befriender on that front.

So are podcasts garbage city, Joey Barton to highlight, if you like the sweet smelling sprouts then perhaps it is a welcome domain, but are the sporting rags to richer climbs come success stories, sobby type, of interest? Did that marker fall off the book shelves with many autobiographies fallen into the same trap, a bore fest or still of interest? Perhaps people are more interested in the conspiracy theories of Matt le Tissier? Link to article Sept 14^th 2019 ‘Le Tissier, Southampton ‘Le God’. Or Rickie Lambert porking out the porkies, aliens and all that, they come with green hats Rickie, do your research, joking aside is it all a hairy pair of bollocks, has it all become combustible, jump on board, game for a laugh, you have been outed?

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Danny Murphy born Chester has an affiliation for Wrexham, jump on board Danny when they hit the Premiership, from across the border, a true Cestrian.

@chestermanero
He is not a player to command that fee, he is overpaid, get real, to suggest no other club will pay Doucoure wages on 120k a week.

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Nuno there next season? He does not need that shit, that’s a no go area for a club owner.

@chestermanero
If there’s no sign of improvement by late October, then is the time to reviews Amorin’s position.

Chelsea FC

Congratulations to Chelsea defeating Real Betis 4 to 1 to lift the Conference League title to place besides the Europa trophies as being the only club to achieve the feat, the Real Betis Antony’s rising star splintered.

Trent Alexander-Arnold

The reported ten million pound Real Madrid paid prior to July 1^st for the services of Trent Alexander-Arnold came as a surprise in many quarters, with Trent’s Liverpool contract ending on July 1^st, time to cut beneath the veneer, the FIFA club World Cup which kicked off on June 15^th with the final on 13^th July was the get go on the sum to release Trent available for the tournament, the fee of no consequence with the tournament’s prize funds paying out on that figure multiple times, no sweet gesture from Madrid, no such offerings in football, a sweetener to suit the Galaticos, to value Trent at 60 million pounds is the loss to Liverpool.