Not for the faint-hearted
Who said nothing interesting ever happens in Belgium?
Sunday’s hotly anticipated Belgian First Division match between Standard Liege and Anderlecht will certainly be a game to remember for Polish defender Marcin Wasilewski, but unfortunately, it may also be his last.
Midway through the first half, Standard Liege’s Axel Witsel put in a disgraceful challenge on Wasilewski, which resulted in an open double leg fracture.
Never have we seen such a poignant non verbal expression of pain and anguish than the look on the poor Pole’s face at around the [0.25] second mark.
Tags: Anderlecht, Axel Witsel, Leg Break, Marcin Wasilewski, Standard Liege
Posted: September 1st, 2009 by Ryan Bailey
WAG of the Day
Manchester’s loss is La Coruña’s gain

After failing to impress Gary Megson at Bolton, permanently-on-loan Anderlecht winger Christian Wilhelmsson packed his bags in the January transfer windows and headed for the sunny climes of Deportivo. Yesterday saw the Swede’s first starting appearance in the side, and he helped guide them to a 2-0 win over Espanyol. He was no doubt encouraged by the attendance (or the mere existence) of his Russian-born model/ dancer WAG, Oksana Andersson.

Tags: Anderlecht, Bolton, Christian, Deportivo, Oksana Andersson, Sunblock, WAG, Wilhelmsson
Posted: February 25th, 2008 by Ryan Bailey
The best sports programming on the telebox this evening

It doesn’t take much to be labelled a ‘tactical mastermind’ these days. Where once men like Gustav Sebes and Rinus Michels earned the honour by inventing completely new ways of playing football, now all that’s needed is an enigmatic press conference

Tags: Anderlecht, Cambridge United, Gustav Sebes, Juande Ramos, Kidderminster Harriers, Rinus Michels, Tottenham Hotspur
Posted: December 6th, 2007 by Kieran Delaney