Or, how the Premier League is making the Bush administration look honest and transparent.
Being a millionaire at a Billionaires Convention is probably a pretty lousy experience. So is being a very attractive lady at a party full of supermodels. Or a brighter-than-average student surrounded by Ph.D’s.
We’ve examined the have’s and have-not’s in the Premier League in previous posts. The disparity was between them was brought into focus by a comment from Sir Alex Ferguson this week.
Robin Van Persie should be congratulated, along with his Arsenal colleagues, for his focus on providing entertainment while he’s on the pitch. A comment he made recently though was a reminder of who the team is really there to entertain.
I’ve been meaning to write this post for a couple of days, so forgive me if I sound like I’m trying to be smart after the event. I had a thought at the weekend that makes this whole mess even odder, and I also got an email back from the Premier League.
The majority of Premier League clubs have already wrapped up the loose ends of their season. No more cups to play for. Can’t be relegated - or can’t stay up. Done and done. Just one problem: there are still five games left.





