Tides Of Change

Just watched 'Four Brothers' today,headlined by Mark Whalberg.It wasn't overly exciting but I wouldn't say that it was a waste of money either.A very entertaining drama with action abound.The storyline could have certainly been explored more but can't really expect that from someone whose recent big hit was 2 Fast 2 Furious so story depth was barely existent.2 1/2 stars of out 5.

Roy Keane,the talismanic leader of Machester United says he will leave at the end of this season.Its deja vu.It harks back to the time an equally influential Frenchman that went by the name of Eric Cantona,left the club at the top of his game.I thought that it was going to be the end of the team but the team adapted and found another leader in Roy Keane.I have since learnt since Le King's departure that Man Utd are a big club and big names will come but they will also leave.

No doubt that we will miss Keano as a player but I fear that he will be missed more as a leader.Though no player is or has ever been for that matter bigger than the club,there has always been a leader of the players,both on and off the pitch.Who will take over for the future? I think maybe Rio but I feel that Rooney would be a good choice especially.He does have similar characteristics to King Eric.though perhaps not now.Maybe in 3 seasons time.Ruud van Nistelrooy would make an excellent leader and his work with Rooney could be beneficial to the latter.

Only 2 more weeks of school left,18 days away from turning 18.19 days away from the holidays.Can't wait.