When International matches are taking place and the press stories are over filled with the same boring crap of Harry Kane playing his first game for England, or another article about him being like Shearer from another has been pundit. One thing is obvious, there isn't too much decent news for sports journalists to get working on. Therefore, you get stories about contracts and disputes within clubs internal politics rather than actual football. I find it amusing that even though these contractual issues will run on and on for both Walcott and Sterling for the length of the season they are making back page headlines to incentivise fans before the hugely anticipated game this Saturday. I can...
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