Real Madrid stimulating economy

It has been a long time since my last post, however I am back and writing again. I also have a new blog called Euronomics, where I talk about the European economy and demonstrate how economics is applied to help understand how the economy functions.

I wrote my first post yesterday about Real Madrid and how their spending this summer is good for the economy during a time of recession.

You can read more at Euronomics.

I hope you enjoy the new site and please feel free to leave me feedback about what you think of the new site and also Man Utd Corner.

Rafael vs. Neville

Although the Arsenal game was not a sight for sore eyes, it did however give us a glimpse of what to expect from the young Brazilian right-back Rafael.

United were outplayed by Arsenal, they held possesion for the majority of time and held United at bay. United had some decent chances, but were unable to capitalize and break Arsenal's defence.

It seems as though Gary Neville cannot keep up with the pace of the Premier League anymore. Whether it is down to match fitness or not, I was pleased to see Rafael replace him.

Rafael has got the speed, his dribbling is excellent and as we all saw, has got one hell of the shot. Gary Neville's shots often go flying into the stands and lets be honest, he cannot attack as well as Rafael.

Rafael has the potential to be one of the greatest right-backs to have ever embraced the Manchester United shirt. He is able to defend, tackle, go forward and create chances for the team.

Gary Neville is a fine player and his services for United should not go unnoticed, however I feel it's time for a bit of flair and Rafael can certainly provide that.