Look out EPL, Dean Windass is coming

The EPL has its 20th member for next year, it's Hull City, yes Hull City and the iconic Hull City striker Dean Windass. For the first time in their history Hull will be in the top flight of English soccer next season. Hull City beat Bristol City in the $80 million dollar game at Wembley Stadium 1-0. Hull City joins already promoted Stoke City and West Brom in the greatest league in the world.

Drama, Drama, Drama

This video from footytube.com breaks down the highlights of the final and if you heart does not skip a beat you are not a true fan. I promise this will be the last of the Champions League Final talk for a little while.

Champions of Europe, 68, 99, 08. Long live Busby Babes.

Endy in the Outfield Goes Global

During the fun of the Champions League Final on Wednesday at Fado in Philly, Endy in the Outfield went world wide. Endy was on World Soccer Daily and did not disappoint touching on topics such as Rafa the Rotating Manager, The Special One, and Rick Parry with Steven and Kenny.

Not bad for being almost drunk or totally.

Professional Tailgating: Champions League Final at Fado

After the Champions League Semi-Finals were completed the Only Time Will Tell Tailgating Crew had to make a decision on where they were going to watch the final. After a couple of minutes the decision became easy: Fado in Philly.

Timmy Changs Passing Records was upset that Park Ji Sung did not make the United squad for the final.

Steven and Kenny of World Soccer Daily discuss tactics before the final.

Joe Wolf's Vertical Jump and Endy in the Outfield get ready for the kick off.

Endy in the Outfield does is impression of The Special One.

Joe Wolf's Vertical Jump makes friends with a Chelski fan.

The drama was too much for everyone including Chelski fan Steven Cohen.

The game was great, the outcome was great with a United win and Giggs and Rio lifting the Big Ears Cup and the atmosphere at Fado in Philly was amazing. Thanks to World Soccer Daily for bringing their show to the City of Brotherly Love.

Caution Wet Field

A picture is worth a 1,000 words and this one tells the whole story about John Terry and the Champions League final yesterday. Thanks to the Daily Mail for this one and other they have.

A Red Letter Night in Moscow

Drama, Drama, Drama.

United are Champions of Europe again. Lets just say that again: United are Champions of Europe, has a great ring to it. More on the Only Time Will Tell tailgating crews experience at Fado later, but here is how papers around Europe covered the drama in Moscow last night.

The Jornal de Noticias (Portugal) celebrates Nani and Ronaldo's part in the win.

Irish Examiner

The Daily Telegraph (UK)

The Special Boots

It's almost time and above are the shoes that Ryan Giggs will be sporting for the Champions League Final vs. Chelski tomorrow. The shoes honor him possibly making his 759 appearance for the club during the final, breaking the previous record of the great Sir Bobby Charlton's.
Photo courtesy of the Daily Mail.

The Ghost of 1999

The hours are starting to tick away, the final is almost here. Lets hope that ghost of 1999 will see the Red Devils to the lifting the big ears cup. What a better way to honor the 50th anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster, then to lift the European Cup.

The Only Time Will Tell tailgating crew including me, Endy in the Outfield, and Timmy Changs Passing Records will take the game in at Fado in Philly, along with the World Soccer Daily radio team.

He is gangly and wins lots of medals

He is long and gangly and he never looks good doing anything, but Portsmouth's Kanu might be one of the most underrated players in the history of English football.

On Saturday, Kanu became one of the few players to get his third FA Cup winners medal. Kanu scored the winner in South Coast side 1-0 winner over Championship side Cardiff.

During his career in Europe, Kanu has won the: Champions League, UEFA Cup, three Eredivisie Championships, two EPL titles, a Community Shield, and three FA Cups. He is the only current Premiership player to have won the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, Premiership, FA Cup and an Olympic Gold Medal. People fail to realize the great career he has had.

Any other player with three winners medal would be treated like a hero, but not the gangly Nigerian. During his years in English football he has dazzled fans with his great touch.

But Kanu biggest contribution might come in a different area. The big Nigerian was one of the first Africans to really call the EPL home. Without Kanu players like Essien, Drogba, Muntari, Utaka, and Mikel might have never been part of the greatest league in the world