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While fans would surely welcome the return of football, even if it’s behind closed doors, some players and managers have responded negatively to leagues being resumed too quickly. Continue reading Football is back!
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all top level leagues are now suspended until further notice. Plenty of solutions have been brought forward, with many believing all competitions should be canceled, skipping the 2019-2020 season as if it never happened but the Overhead Kick would like to make the case for resumption once the pandemic is over, for this seems to be the only solution that … Continue reading Resuming Leagues After Pandemic Is Only Fair Solution
Solskjaer has often been maligned by fans and pundits alike for his inexperience but he has shut critics up recently. Three wins against Chelsea and City are tough for any team to achieve, let alone in one season. Continue reading Solskjaer’s Plan Showing Positive Signs
Against a tightly packed Watford defense, Bruno Fernandes won and converted a penalty. Then he set up Martial and Greenwood for the second and third goals respectively. Continue reading The Bruno Effect
There is no reason why a club of this magnitude cannot have a more competent and efficient team in charge of transfers. United should be able to negotiate deals to long term targets a bit more easily and avoid drawn-out sagas, which frankly do not help the team, the fans and the coach. Continue reading United’s Frustrating Transfer Sagas
After an initial scare in the 17th minute, Solskjaer’s Manchester United cruised to victory against Newcastle. Continue reading MUN 4-1 NEW: Plenty of Positives for Ole
In 10 years or so, we might see the formation of a Super League in England itself, with league titles being contested way more than before and by a larger variety of clubs. Continue reading Analyzing Arteta, Ancelotti appointments and how the EPL might soon turn into a Super League
