The family of the Fulham corner flag punched by Wayne Rooney say they are going to sue the England man for personal injury and potential loss of earnings. No, not really. Just mentioned it to get your attention. Here’s the latest Oh Kay.
Here’s Oh Kay from Andy Kay, the most influential football columnist around….if you don’t count 40 or 50 other guys.
Delayed for 24 hours because of yesterday’s new Adidas colourways, Andy Kay (the journalistic equivalent of the Superfly – a bit red and seriously light weight) is back with another Oh Kay.
Apparently, all the Mercurial Vapor Superfly can’t do is wake you up in the morning with a cup of tea and your daily paper. In this week’s Oh Kay, Andy Kay gives his view on some of Nike’s claims about the new boot.
Andy Kay returns with his weekly sideways slant on the world of football.
As Oscar Wilde once remarked: “The only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about.” In an effort to get in to the former group, Andy Kay returns with his weekly Oh Kay column.
Read this quick. The way football coverage is going, you’ll probably be halfway through it when it’ll be replaced by a commercial break!
With the attrocious weather putting an end to Andy Kay’s transfer (to be honest, we didn’t receive any enquiries apart from one asking if he was the same Andy Kay that went to Sawston Village College, Cambridge in the 70’s) he’s back with another Oh Kay.
In this week’s Oh Kay column, Andy Kay appeals for fans everywhere to join his ‘irony watch’.
You’ve heard the phrase ‘ too many cooks spoil the broth’. Well, as Andy Kay argues, just one in Manchester City’s case was more than enough.
Disappointed at being left off the short list for World Player of the Year (Fifa scouts didn’t take in enough Old Thruxtonian 5th team matches) Andy Kay consoles himself by dishing it out in another Oh Kay.
It may be a new year, but some things in life remain constant. Fergie moaning, Man City making a hash of things and tat TV. All of which get a mention in the first Oh Kay of 2009.
