Charting the 2011/12 Season in Football - Number 3

Charting the Season in Football returns, with the latest graphical commentary focusing on the egos at Sheffield Wednesday, the Madness of Mario Balotelli, Manchester City optimism, Ian Holloway's selection dilemmas, boring, long-running sagas, Stuart Pearce's Olympic selection conundrum, the controversy surrounding the EPPP proposals and Robbie Savage on Strictly Come Dancing.

Remember - Just double click on a graph/chart to increase to full size.

Previous in this series can be found here:

2011/12 Season - Part 1 

2011/12 Season - Part 2

Eddie Windass - Can you see where I am coming from??

Charting the 2011/12 season in Football - Number 2

Over the last couple of weeks a lot has happened in football, with international matches, European matches, an irate chairman, irate managers and the continued disappearance of a former England striker.

Our second instalments feature a former England hero's lack of interest in the game he (rarely) plays, a couple of snipes at Steve Evans, a manager quickly assuming the characteristics of one of his peers, a mystery within FIFA, a fat journo and the contrasting likeability of Luis Suarez and Asamoah Gyan.

If there is someone or something in football that you thinks deserves the Charting the Season treatment, why not comment below and let me know.

Charting the 2011/12 season in Football - Number 1

Following the successful Charting the Week in Football series last season, graphs and charts return to A United View as an occasional series throughout the season.

First up for the sarcasm laden treatment are two North London teams (and one wheeler dealer manager in particular), Gary Megson, Alan Shearer and Sky's technology.