An Introduction Thread

Hello. My name is Graham, and I’m originally from the UK but have relocated (twice!) to the sunny Pacific Northwest. I live in Portland, and I’ve been a Chelsea fan since I was about three, since I liked the colour of their uniforms. My favourite players are Josh McEachran, Michael Essien and David Luiz.

Outside of football I am fascinated by history, political philosophy, astronomy, physics, linguistics and evolutionary biology. I really like to read. I have two masters degrees in engineering and spent a couple years designing buildings in Seattle after I graduated, which I won’t talk about because they’ll probably fall down or something. I’m also a somewhat notorious baseball analyst.

My favourite US President is James K. Polk. I like him a lot.

My name is Nate. I’ve lived in California my entire life, except for a year that I lived in Ecuador from 06-07. It was the best year of my life and I’m fluent in Spanish because of it.

I have my BA in Spanish and am currently working on my Master’s Degree in Linguistics with an option in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.

I absolutely love Chelsea, since the Moscow Final as well, and I guess I entered ‘diehard’ status after the comeback against Stoke City when Lamps scored the game winner.

Lamps is my favorite player, and over the past year Torres has become one of my favorite players as well.

I would love to go see a game at the Bridge one day. I’ve even contemplated moving to London to be able to go almost every game.

I love playing soccer as well, and have been playing pretty competitively for about 3 years. I will admit that my fitness is not the strongest aspect of my game and I need to work on my decision-making as well.

Well this is already too long lol but that’s me!

My name is Raymek im from a tiny communist island in the Caribbean known as Cuba, I’m a male nurse (pause for the jokes)……Im currently working on my masters in the same field. I became a fan of the boys as my displeasure for Man utd grew stronger, and also a HUGE fan of essien. I play all of the major sports here in the US, Miami to be specific.

please rec the post so that it stays as the top fanpost, ill be nice for the new folks when coming in.

My name is…well…depending on your relation to me…Dávid, David, Dave, DP, DPeezy, Dude, Man, Dear. Born ethnic Hungarian & raised in what is now Slovakia; moved to Seattle, WA in the mid-90s; went to college in the state of Indiana (B.S. in Comp.Eng. w/ a minor in Spanish); now living & working in Sacramento, CA. There is a decent chance that your mobile phone (and maybe set-top box and/or car) has a small flash chip in it that I’ve helped design.

Die-hard Chelsea fan since Marcel Desailly signed. Still my favorite player of all time. Not surprisingly, I play defense on all my club/rec/Sunday teams…although I’d describe myself as more of libero/sweeper (depending on game situation).

Hate gin. Love beer. Especially Czech beer and especially Pilsner Urquell (the original and the best – the unfiltered/unpasteurized version they serve at their brewery is still the best I’ve ever tasted). Big reds, Gewurtztraminer, and anything Tokaji is always welcome as well.

There’s a girl in my house who usually claims that we’re married. Funny, right? There’s also a dog, a 2-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog named Báró (“Baron”) who is awesome.

My favorite president is William Jennings Bryan. Wait…

My names Kjell, it’s pronounced like chell, and I’m from Montana (yes, we have the internet) and I’m currently trying to finish a Biology degree. I became a fan of Chelsea when I was in high school and saw Drogba and Cech. I love hockey and have played it most my life. I am a Gin, Whisky, Vodka man personally. Don’t ask me why but I can’t stand beer. If you want to know anything more ask questions, I am an open book on anything.

Oh, and my favorite president is Teddy Roosevelt, excluding the whole world world police creating Monroe Doctrine.

My name is[ clearly] Kevin, and was born, raised, and still live in Green Bay, Wisconsin.I spent a few years seeking a double bachelor’s degree in the humanities and history, with a minor in German, but saw too many friends struggle to find work with their degrees, so I chose not to borrow the additional $20,000 it would have taken to get my largely useless degree.

Started following Chelsea in 2004, when I started following football in general. I chose Chelsea both because I enjoyed the style of play and our blue kit. I didn’t realise until late that we were actually good.

I have never had a drink in my life, so I have no preference in alcohol. I’m aware this makes my the uncoolest person in the world, and is, according to scientific studies, slightly shortening my life. It’s not a religious thing, I just have no desire to drink.

My favourite president is Johnson Toribiong of Palau.

My name is Cameron. Born in New York grew up in Toronto and am now in University in Pennsylvania. I’m a freshman who has no idea what to do for the next four years, except to enjoy.

I’ve been a Chelsea fan my entire life due to family in Britain being huge Chelsea fans. Never been to Stamford Bridge but would like to before we change venues. I became a dedicated fan during the ‘05 campaign, and my favorite Chelsea moment/goal/player would be Super Franky’s penalty shot after his mother’s passing.

I’m am also a huge american football fan, and on the day of the chelsea manu match is also the Super Bowl to which I have a very strong rooting interest.

My favorite US president is William Taft.

So I leave some words. My screenname refers to Maiev Shadowsong, a character from Warcraft 3 TFT who appeared back in WoW and turned a badass villain in Wolfheart. My signature “Tor’ilisar’thera’nal” is the warcry of Maiev in WC3, the game, and means as much as “Our enemies beware!”. As this might suggest, I’m a terrible nerd … actually I might spend more time with gaming than with watching football. Yeah.

I’m German, living in Germany. I won’t confirm if I’m male or female, that would just be so plain boring. I love the “this guy is a girl / this girl is a dude thing.”

I am currently a doctoral candidate in law; before that, I studied law and passed my first state exam. Besides this, I work as an assistant of the university and do some teaching stuff. In between, I have worked in
several law firms and was trained in M&A.

I have been a Chelsea supporter since 2003, mainly because I liked Frank Lampard and believed he was going to become a Chelsea legend. He’s still my favourite Chelsea player. I became mad and die-hard for Chelsea in 2005 when Pool scored that goal that never was one. That evening, I smashed the remote of my TV at the wall and damaged both. Since then, my hatred for Liverpool and my love for Chelsea go hand in hand.

I’m a passionate digital artist, and I love painting. I do paintings of Chelsea players from time to time, I also like photomontages and photomanipulations, and I run the wallpaper/meme request section of WAGNH.

Hello WeAintGotNoHistory,

I have been reading this blog for over a year now and have come to value it as one of the best Chelsea resources, views and information on the web. I would like to thank Graham MacAree, Stephen Schmidt, DPeezy and Kevin Kostka for all of your insightful, well written and balanced articles and comments. They have been a pleasure to read.

I have been a Chelsea fan since I was born at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital in 1979. My first match was Chelsea v Oldham (Saturday 15 August 1992 | Stamford Bridge | Attendance 20,699 | Chelsea 1 – 1 Oldham). The 94 FA cup final was heart-breaking joy to watch, the beginning of the Chelsea rise to what we are today.

I trust (or desperately hope) AVB will herald a new Chelsea that can sustain our winning ways while playing attractive football, without the constant need for Roman Abramovich very deep pockets.

My name is Archit Arya. I am from India. I am currently in school.Belonging to a cricket crazy country I was a cricket fan till I was about 10-12 and knew what Football was and enjoyed playing it but had didn’t really no clue about clubs and payers. I became attracted t Chelsea due to Frank Lampard and more specifically due to his goal against Barca.Even at that time I was more of a cricket person and rarely followed football. I became a fan when I saw the Moscow final (that’s where hatred for Man u started). Then attraction to football increased and towards cricket decreased (now Cricket irritates me). The true passion started with the infamous Barca game. And now I am mad about Chelsea.

Apart from Chelsea I have a like for Arsenal, Dortmund and Barca(excluding Alves,Pedro.Busquets whom I dislike a lot).I absolutely hate Man Utd . My favourite player is Frank Lampard. I hate CR7,Rooney and the Barca players mentioned above.I also really like David Luiz.

It is already too long so i would Shut Up.

A couple of things I left out, that are quickly becoming standard:
Favourite alcoholic beverage – Canadian Club
Favourite President – pffft, Presidents are overrated. Fav prime minister is Pierre Trudeau

I grew up in Buffalo NY back in the stone ages. The first sporting event I ever attended live was a NASL game (the Cosmos naturally), and I’ve still got the pint sized der kaiser kit they were giving away kicking around in my random pile of stuff. That should pretty nicely sum up where my fascination with soccer began. I also seem to have a tendency to be disappointed by my favorite teams as I’m sure you can tell by simply peeking at my profile. Watching that dribbler slip through Buckner’s legs was a truly fantastic moment in my youth though, as was sitting in the ridiculously cold Buffalo stands when Frank Reich led the Bills back from a 35-3 second half deficit in the playoffs.

I went to a small high school just outside of Buffalo that didn’t have a soccer team. Being 6’2 and 150 pounds at the time, running was probably a bit better fit for me anyway. I continued to run throughout college (and attempted to make some money doing it after college) and then began a coaching career. Eight years later I realized there isn’t any money to be made in coaching and have moved on from that career. It’s pretty cool to see kids you coached at the high school level in the Olympics and NFL though. It was lots of fun, and it certainly has given me a fairly unique perspective on some things.

As far as how I got into Chelsea, I finally had the tools to start following the Premier League in the late 90’s. Some guy named Zola was fairly fun to watch, and all of a sudden my Chelsea fandom was born. They’ve been slightly less disappointing than the Mets, Bills, Sabres, and Nets. I watch plenty of other soccer regularly and am really looking forward to MLS adding the Cosmos in a year or two. NYC isn’t too far away, and that will likely be pretty handy this summer if Chelsea comes to town.

My name is Jonathan and I am 16 years old. I’m Dutch and I’ve lived in America, Holland, Belgium and now Oman. Probably many of you don’t know where Oman is. Don’t worry I had no idea where it was until I came here. Its not too bad of a place, just very hot. I absolutely love football, soccer or what ever you call it. Aside from Chelsea I enjoy watching Barcelona. (aside from busquets) I also like Roma in Italy.

I started supporting Chelsea in 2008 and have been a fan since. Like many others my love for Chelsea began during the events in Moscow. My favourite players playing for Chelsea are Lampard and Essien. I also love Luiz of course. I take it that loving Luiz is mandatory if you are to become a member of this fan site. My favourite players not playing for Chelsea are Messi and Zanetti.

Aside from football I like Basketball and Tennis. I support the Timberwolves and Roger Federer.

When I was younger I played mainly as a striker but I’ve become a centerback/rightback and it has suited me quite well.

I’ve never been to Stamford Bridge but I’ve always wanted to. Hopefully one day I will be able to watch a match at the Bridge.

My name is Jared and I’ve lived most of my life in Lexington, KY. Believe it or not, I am not dating/married to anyone I’m related to and have all of my teeth. Debunking stereotypes aside, I graduated with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a Math minor and now sit in front of a computer screen for 40 hours a week “working” in that field.

I’ve been playing soccer since I can remember and have always loved the sport, although I cared little about watching it until my competitive playing days were over (not quite good enogh to play D1 in college hah). I knew about the Premier League but didn’t have a team to follow until my brother introduced me to WWSM 2005 in late 2004. Knowing little, I chose “random” team when starting and you guessed it: Chelsea. Robben and Lampard were my favorite players due to how awesome they were in the game and soon I began following the Blues in real life. Essien quickly became a favorite player of mine after watching him play and Mata is entering the ranks as well.

Unfortunately, Kentucky is not exactly a big soccer state (we care much more about our college basketball) so I have not run into very many EPL/Chelsea fans around the area, even in college. Since I love analysing and debating Chelsea soccer, my roomate (Eric) and I decided to start our own Chelsea blog. This was largely due to the fact that we didn’t see any other blogs out there with a good community following and really wanted to be able to discuss the Blues with other fans around the world. Naturally, I found WAGNH a few weeks after we started (no idea how I missed this the first time), but we’re already pot committed at this point so there’s no turning back haha.

Besides playing soccer as much as possible still (pick-up, mutiple indoor and outdoor teams), I’m also a huge nerd and love computer games (FM, Battlefield, old-school DOTA) and sitting around watching movies.

My name is Zach. I’m a CEE major/Math minor at UW Seattle, focusing on structures. I’m planning on grad school, either at UW or somewhere further south with some occasional sun. One day, I’ll be done with school. At least that’s what they tell me.

I’m interested in numerical modeling, statistical analysis, and architecture. Bridges are cool. It really annoys me when people use “literally” incorrectly.

I grew up in Portland, so my first sport was basketball. When I was younger, I thought it was cool that a soccer team was named Chelsea, so they became my team. In the last few years, I’ve been able to see more games and, while I don’t watch every competitive game on six continents as Graham does, my appreciation of world football has certainly grown.

My favorite athletes (Brandon Roy, Michael Essien, Greg Oden) seem to regularly suffer traumatic knee injuries. I should probably start hating David Luiz before his tendinitis turns into something more serious.

My name is Patrick, I’m a junior in high school and yes, I should be studying for midterms right now. I’ve been a Chelsea fan since 2006 when Andriy Shevchenko moved there. My friend is Ukrainian and I just followed what he did at the time when it came to soccer, me being American and all… I’ve lived in Connecticut my whole life, and hope to go to college in England. I have no clue what I want to study or do when I get older, but i’d like to open my own indoor soccer arena, and maybe coach a team, but right now I just want something to eat. My favorite players are Mata, Sturridge, Clifford, and Lukaku. This is all I have the attention span for right now.

I’m 22-years old and I am currently student teaching history in rural Pennsylvania. I will be getting a secondary education/history degree this spring, and I already obtained a minor in French. But being that I took my last French course over a year ago now, I’m really not as well-versed in French now as you’d expect of someone who took French classes for over seven years in high school and college.

I grew up outside of Philadelphia, and am a Philadelphia fan all the way in American sports, as you could probably tell by looking at my avatar. I became a soccer fan through watching the 2006 World Cup after school because there was nothing else on. I became a Chelsea fan shortly thereafter when I toured London for a few days, visited the souvenir shops, and really liked Chelsea’s kit in comparison to the red kits of Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United. I then remembered that one of my favorite players to watch during the 06 World Cup, Didier Drogba, was also a Chelsea player. Hurray!

I love to travel and have been in many European countries.

I’m not huge on alcohol, though I don’t mind a beer or two every now and then. Wine is all right as well occasionally.

I have a strange affinity for a couple reality TV shows, by which, I mean a few weeks ago I sent in an application to be on Survivor.

The president I most enjoy reading/learning about is Thomas Jefferson.

My name is Isaac. I’m an aspiring music video producer (yeah, that’s right) but currently work as a Telecommunication Engineer here in Nigeria. Yep, I am Nigerian and live in Nigeria (duh…). I’m 25 years old. I read Computer Engineering in university here. I have lived in a few countries which include Poland, France, England, The Gambia, Guinea Bissau and Senegal. I have been to Germany, Czech Republic, Austria and Benin Republic.

I’ve always known about Chelsea but didn’t really start supporting them until 2005. My support of Chelsea came around in a pretty similar way to AmericaChelseaFans. I’m an avid gamer, and have been gaming for as far as I can remember. I always use to boast to my friends that I could play any kind of game, so one day one of them challenged me to play FM (then Championship Manager 03/04). Since, at the time, I didn’t like football, my friend believed I couldn’t possibly like the game. Boy, was he wrong. I absolutely loved it. I chose Chelsea to manage because they were the richest club in the game. From there I started knowing the players and catching the occasional game on TV and of course, fell in love with football.

However, what really sealed the deal was when Chelsea signed Mikel Obi in 2006. I was so glad a Nigerian had joined Chelsea and fully expected him to become a playmaking super star (Mourinho had other ideas). Therefore, I could probably say Mikel is my favourite player but really I don’t have any one I like more than the other although I do root for the Africans.

Aside from football, I’m what you would call the “perfect” nerd/geek. I love video games, gadgets, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery/Detective novels, reading, computers, Video Editing and Special effects, Japanese anime/manga like Naruto etc. It’s a long list.

I love drinking wine and Irish Cream like Baileys and Amarula.

Being a Nigerian, it’s difficult not to hate all our leaders so I have no favourite President.

Contrary to popular belief, Nigeria is an okay place. We aren’t constantly killing ourselves or very poor and suffering (Last I checked, I think we are the second richest in Africa after the South Africans) . I have access to all Premier League, La Liga, Ligue 1, Budesliga, Serie A and Brazilian league matches live and get highlights to like 5 other leagues on TV. I have access to very fast internet and can watch/stream whatever I can’t see on TV. It’s very easy to be a football fan and watch matches here.

I intend to go to Stamford Bridge next year (hopefully).

I love this blog. It’s the best Chelsea site apart from the official one (no joke). Graham, Steven and all the other regular contributors are all fantastic. :D

I’m 22, an unemployed chef/cook(so much for having 2 degrees) love to travel, and hope to see a game at the Bridge at some point.

Born and raised in Iowa, although I spent 6 months last year living in Montana. Chelsea fan since FIFA 07, also enjoy watching Bayern and Barcelona.

Favorite player is and always will be Drogba

Alchohol is kind of a passion of mine, especially wine (mostly Pinot Noir), whiskey, and of course beer.

Favorite President has to be Andrew Jackson, don’t ask me why, I really don’t know why

Well I did introduce myself but not properly.
My name is Tanya, I was born in India then went to America for a few years but last year we had to move back due to a family problem. As of now I’m just a school student but I want to be a neurologist, cardiologist, astrophysicist and theoretical physicist. I’m learning French and I know English, Hindi and Punjabi. My hobbies are playing guitar(I’ve been playing for about 7 months), drawing and crying after a Chelsea loss(I am a sore loser).

Prior to last Feb, I knew nothing about football but curiosity made me want to play FIFA with my cousins. Both of my cousins are older than me, the oldest a ManUre fan and the younger a Liverscum fan. First I was a ManU fan for a while but while playing FIFA they wouldn’t allow me to pick United to play against them so I chose Chelsea and then I discovered Frank Lampard and I knew I’d be a Chelsea supporter.

The oldest cousin thinks it’s hilarious to mock me if Chelsea get a result other than a win but my mom says to ignore him, he’s an idiot who is a glory hunter.

…Wait, that was the intro for a different group.

I’m 22, live in South East England and have been a Chelsea fan ever since my dad took me to Stamford Bridge at the age of 4 (We beat Everton 2-1; yay!). My favourite player of all time is the mighty Gianfranco, and currently I’m starting to fall for David Luiz :-)

I don’t buy shirts with player names on them anymore, because every one I have ever owned resulted in the player in question either being a huge flop or getting sold shortly after (Brian Laudrup and Juan Veron are prime examples)

Outside of football, I’m a trainee science teacher and aim to be qualified by the end of this academic year. I know, boring :-p

I frequent this board as a reader more than a poster, but I thought I would introduce myself. My name is Daniel, I’m 23 and I live in the great state of Oklahoma (jokes are welcome). I became a Blues fan at a wee age of about 6-7-8 range after seeing a Man United v Chelsea game. As has been the theme with some people, I chose them because they were Blue and I hate red. My brother chose Man United and it’s been a fun rivalry ever since. I have my bachelor’s in business, Master’s in Leadership, and am working on my doctorate in Educational Philosophy. I hope to teach college and eventually be a President.

As far as alcohol goes, me and my buddy are intermediate brewers ourselves, and we brew all types of beer. My favorite are English bitters and Brown ales. I also like most any German beer.

My favorite author/thinker is C.S. Lewis.

I played small college NAIA soccer and my favorite player is Tim Howard. My favorite Blue(s) were Claude Makalele and Joe Cole. My favorite current Blues player is Michael Essien (his volley against Barca was my favorite goal of all time).

I love all sports, and watch and read as much as I can about them.

Cheers!

I’m Timm. I’m a 13 year radio vet, though I think I’ve spent about half my life behind a microphone. Four years ago I retired and traded headphones for chef whites. I am and always be a Atlanta Braves fan, though I did at one time take a interest in the Mariners. I actually got published two years in a row in the Graphical Player – covering the M’s. I’ve co-owned my own restaurant, which we had to close in September. It was in Bremerton WA which is just across Puget Sound from Seattle.

I’m now back in Oregon, about 45 minutes give or take from where Graham lives. Though we have yet to actually meet. I’m a Chelsea, Real Madrid and Seattle Sounders supporter (proud ECS member). Thanks to Graham introducing me Gabe, I’m one of the editor and writers for SBN’s Real Madrid blog Managing Madrid, I also contribute to Sounder At Heart as well.

I like cloudy beers, when it comes to wine I’m a huge Malbec fan oh and scotch I love me some scotch single malt not blended..yeah I’m snobby like that. Same way with bourbon, needs to be single barrel and what not.

-When I read it’s Sci Fi, Thrillers or whatever. Just depends on the mood.
-Local Seattle Author Cherie Priest is quickly becoming a favorite.
-While my training is in French technique, I’m all over the map with my cooking.
-Music is a very very important part of my life. And when I say I like a little bit of everything I mean it. Most likely due to my radio background and club background.

Feel free to ask anything else…I know I’m prolly leaving something out.

I’m (almost) 19 and I’m a student of Chartered Accountancy. To be honest, I haven’t been a footy fan for long. I’ve been a cricket fan all my life(Surprise!). I totally blame that on our cricket-crazy country. When I was young, I wanted to be a cricketer but then I realised its not gonna be possible so I left playing 4 years ago.
The first Chelsea match I saw was Chelsea vs. Barca. I’ve been following Chelsea since then. My favorite Chelsea players are Lampsy, Terry, Luiz, Torres, Mata, Rami, Cech, Ballack, A. Cole.
I hate Liverpool, ManU and any teams that beats Chelsea(QPR).
And I don’t drink. ;)

My name is Rohidas and I am from Mumbai(India). Unlike many, I have my own photo on WAGNH so its easy to guess my category (guys/girls/Maiev) ;)

I had been on WAGNH for quite some time now, Initially I was content with reading all the posts but then I had the urge to get myself heard, so finally I signed up in Oct’11, and since then i had seen this blog almost daily.

I am an engineering graduate and have done my post graduation in Business Adminstration with majors in Marketing. I initially worked as a Network Engineer after engineering and now I’m doing all sorts of work ranging from project management to Sales transition.

Born in India, Its very natural that I do have some liking for Cricket, but it has been decling gradually and verey rarely I watch live cricket matches nowadays, Nonetheless I consider Sachin Tendulkar as my Idol. Apart from football, I do like watching Tennis, F1, Moto GP, Even tried watching Golf(hehe), I like to support Lewis Hamilton and Valentino Rossi.

I started following EPL roughly around 2005(more to do with the fact that cable TV was not so widely available in India-not alteast where I lived) and never really supported any club but simply enjoyed the game.

As far as my love for CFC is concerned, I just cant remember how it actually started but I attribute this to my hate for ManU and yeah the Moscow final, I was so heart broke that day.

My favorite player is (well offcourse) David Luiz but I had been a huge Essien, Lampard and Drogba fan. I do like Mata a lot ;)

I love shopping online, reading books and yeah cooking as well. A regular weekend involves watching lots of football. I Listen to all sorts of music-ranging from Bollywood to classical ones. I also like pop/rock/hip hop music. I like Black Eyed peas very much. I do
like Hollywood movies and My all time favourite list includes “The Godfather” and “Inglorius Basterds”

Just to complete this piece I would like to admit that, I have never tasted Alcohol or smoked cigarette all my life (yeah rare species) and I dont have a fovourite president !!!

I had never been to the Bridge and would love to watch a game live at SB.
I have a fantasy of writing a fanpost on WAGNH that would fetch atleast a thousand comments :)

I’m 21 and I’m from the very small nation that we call Maldives. I meddled in business management and now intend to start my own distributorship soon. Started supporting Chelsea around 2004 and my favorite players are JT, Essien, Drogs, Ballack and now DL. My non-chelsea favs are the original Ronaldo and Zidane. Too bad they’re both retired now! I’m a huge fan of Bastian Schweinsteiger though! :D
Also wouldn’t mind us buying Willian this window! ;)
Carefree!

NOT Slim Shady. My actual name is Fellipe, and I’m from Brazil, more specifically Rio de Janeiro. I’m graduating in Economics (equals to an undergrad in USA) and I’m looking to take a Masters degree or a MBA abroad (The Tree!). My history about Chelsea is certainly a strange one: I’m primarily a Fluminense supporter since I was a baby (my first words, in sequence, were Papa, Mama and Flu), and I didn’t care much about international football until 2010 when a friend of mine gave me a Chelsea coat as a gift. He said Chelsea was like Fluminense: great financial backing from a sugardaddy, not so much success winning titles (even though we won the national league in that year) and a fan base composed mostly by "riches". And I fell in love with it.

Outside sports in general, I’m also interested in engineering, science, politics and history. I just wish I had more spare time (and patience) to read something that don’t involve Economics . I was a machine reading books when I was young, but pragmatism and focus kicked in, and now I can’t "waste my time" reading a good Azimov book.

I also would like to start a blog about football or sports finances, but that’s a project for later. Statistics and Econometric will serve me well in this mission.

Have you guys ever tried Caipirinha? It’s just awesome.