QuoteGreat list(worrying how much of my day I wasted on blogs on that list, before even considering some of the rest of them).
On an unrelated note, what is the best way to read blogs on a Kindle.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/b...to-follow-2011The year of the blog? Very possibly, especially with the current batch of outstanding sites out there which have grown, improved, developed and cross-pollinated in recent time. Aided by social media, an increasingly specialised selection is out there, waiting for you to wade through and bolster your knowledge of the game, and I thoroughly recommend losing yourself in as many of the following as possible.
Some, or many, may already be known to you, but hopefully there will be some hidden gems for everyone in one way, shape or form. The 100 are in no particular order, the list is by no means definitive and my apologies for any obvious, noteworthy omissions. You will notice that I've left out any club-specific blogs in the 100, hopefully to provide you with the most non-partisan, objective bunch around, though that in no way means you shouldn't follow any of the brilliant club-themed ones in 2011 and beyond. All suggestions, recommendations (and self-plugging) below the line will be much appreciated. Happy new year.
Great list(worrying how much of my day I wasted on blogs on that list, before even considering some of the rest of them).
On an unrelated note, what is the best way to read blogs on a Kindle.
which one should I follow more closely than others?
"If God had meant football to be played in the air, he'd have put grass in the sky." Brian Clough.
You'll NEVER beat the Irish.......you'll just draw with us instead!!!
Some good stuff, mainly randomly.
But WTF has time to follow, say, up to half of these, even occasionally?? Not even Winston Bogarde would have managed that....
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