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Sink Or Swim: Where Does Miami Go From Here?

Same cycle, same mistakes, same team. Over, and over, and over. Just a year ago, Brian Flores looked like one of the league’s best head coaches, and was on his way to leading a young Miami team to an impressive 10 win-season. Chris Grier had swindled his way to a war chest of draft picks, and the Dolphins looked to be the blueprint for any … Continue reading Sink Or Swim: Where Does Miami Go From Here?

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Keep/Sell/Loan – Chelsea Edition 2021/2022

It’s that time again, as hope beckons the many and the grass shines a pristine green, a new Premier League season is upon us. For Chelsea, achieving domestic and continental glory is once again the aim, as the club look to continue their long-standing run of success under owner Roman Abramovich. However, only 23 players may be selected for this journey, and with fierce competition … Continue reading Keep/Sell/Loan – Chelsea Edition 2021/2022

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Inter Miami CF vs. Orlando City – Match Review

Starting XI (4-2-3-1): McCarthy, Leerdam, Figal, Pirez, Makoun, Ulloa, Matuidi, Morgan, Chapman, Shea, Carranza Substitutes: G. Higuain 61′ (Carranza), Pizzaro 61′ (Shea), Jones 74′ (Morgan), F. Higuain 84′ (Makoun) Player Ratings: John McCarthy: 6/10 – All things considered, definitely one of Miami’s better players on the night, regardless of the two goals conceded. McCarthy made some decent saves (particularly a great 1v1 stop vs Mueller … Continue reading Inter Miami CF vs. Orlando City – Match Review

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Inter Miami CF – An Honest Fan Review

As assembled, Inter Miami are perhaps one of the worst football teams I’ve ever had the displeasure of watching. I’m sorry, but the truth hurts. As a new fan of the club, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t excited before the match against D.C. United last night. However, my unwavering optimism proved to be my downfall once again, as I was quickly introduced … Continue reading Inter Miami CF – An Honest Fan Review

2021 Miami Dolphins Offseason Preview

*EDIT: This article was written before any sexual-assault allegations regarding Deshaun Watson became public. As a result, some opinions regarding Watson are outdated, and do not reflect the current views of SKJSports.* Well, that’s that. After a wild season full of harsh COVID restrictions, dazzling rookie QBs, and even a few surprise onside kicks, the 2020/21 NFL season has finally come to a close. For … Continue reading 2021 Miami Dolphins Offseason Preview

Why Chelsea Should Steer Clear of Wilfried Zaha

Multiple reports have surfaced in the past few days suggesting that Chelsea are the latest club set to enter the race for Wilfried Zaha, aiming to steal him from under the noses of Everton and Arsenal. Palace value Zaha at an astonishing (and somewhat laughable) price of £80 million. As per The Telegraph, Everton have reportedly offered £60 million plus striker Cenk Tosun, a player … Continue reading Why Chelsea Should Steer Clear of Wilfried Zaha

Frank Lampard: Chelsea’s Savior?

Another year, another Chelsea manager sacked. Anyone sensing a pattern here? Nonetheless, after Maurizio’s Sarri’s mutual departure, the Chelsea hot seat is once again available. The current favorite for the job? Frank Lampard. Yes, you heard me correctly. As per The Guardian, Chelsea’s record goal scorer and perhaps greatest player in Chelsea’s history is reportedly set to take the next step in his managerial career, … Continue reading Frank Lampard: Chelsea’s Savior?

Player Power at Chelsea

It’s fair to say that Chelsea have fallen behind their rivals the last couple years. From 2004-2016, Chelsea’s run of sustained trophies and success was incredible.  But those days are long gone. Although the trophies haven’t completely dried out, Chelsea are very clearly on the decline. They’re no longer challenging for titles, but instead are left fighting for a top-4 spot. They’re nowhere near competing for … Continue reading Player Power at Chelsea

Maurizio Sarri: A Profile

While managing Italian club Sansovino FC in his early coaching days, Maurizio Sarri was given the nickname of  “Mister 33” by his players, after crafting an incredible 33 set piece plays for his side. A notorious hard worker with an unusual background, Sarri has tediously climbed his way up to the pinnacle of world football, the Premier League. After the rightful sacking of Antonio Conte, … Continue reading Maurizio Sarri: A Profile