: About Me

I'm a 23 year old Political Science student that is about to graduate. I'm looking to travel in the next year, likely to Korea to teach English.

My main interests are politics and football (soccer).

I'm living in London, Ontario, Canada. I've lived here for just over 4 years while going to school at the University of Western Ontario.

Originally i'm from a small town North of Toronto, Uxbridge.

My passion is ...

Politics and Football (Soccer).

I know too much about ...

Soccer - major hobby of mine to over analyze the sport.

My parents always told me ...

that I would become either a lawyer or an actor.

My childhood ambition ...

to become well respected, whatever I was doing.

My favorite memory ...

watching Arsenal win the FA Cup/Premier League double with my Grandad in 1998.

Why I write ...

because it's by far the most effective defense and most powerful weapon on the planet...though nobody seems to know it.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

I read John Ralson Saul, Noam Chomsky, and as many soccer pundits as I possibly can!

My first job ...

McDonalds. There's nothing wrong with that!

My best moment ...

meeting my current girlfriend/fiancee.

My inspiration ...

my father and grandad - the two hardest-working people i've ever met.

Sports & Recreation > English Soccer Give Bolton Wanderers soccer team the credit they deserve

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Bolton is an interesting addition to those clubs that wish to find themselves among European positions in the league table at the end of the season. Bolton, unlike Newcastle, Middlesbrough, Blackburn, and Tottenham have a much different style of play. Sure, they have been able to beat or hold the cream of the crop in the Premiership from getting full points, but primarily at the Reebok Stadium where they have created a stronghold. However, the telling facts are revealed in the fairplay statistics where Bolton are usually at, or very near, the bottom. In 2002/03, they finished in 18th place...

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