My prediction before the start of the English Premier league was that it was going to be the same old story with Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool, remaining the favourites, but little did I foresee that Chelsea would set such a cracking pace. Their average goal tally of five per match is simply fantastic. There is no doubt that Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger have a tough task on their hands to match this marvelous take off by the Blues. more »

Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti is understandably in very high spirits and no one should begrudge him for that elusive double he has achieved in his very first season at Stamford Bridge. He is so excited that he wants to stay with the team for the next decade and promises to make the Blues the strongest team in England. That’s quite refreshing. more »

It is an established fact Ghana is a highly religious country that believes in prayers for divine intervention in times of need. A couple of years back when the Volta lake at Akosombo was drying at an alarming rate threatening the major source of electric power to the nation, a national week or so of prayer did the trick and the rains fell in abundance to save the situation. more »

I was just wondering what was going on in the mind of Chelsea manager Felipe Scholari as he sat on the touchline, watching the young man he guided in the Portuguese national team. Christiano Ronaldo tearing his team into pieces as Manchester United routed the Blues to a humiliating 3-0 win at Old Trafford. The Brazilian coach might have foreseen this torture that was why he was advising the amazing dribbler and goal scorer to leave Manchester for Real Madrid last season. more »