It will be tough not to make a few Barcelona comparisons in this game analysis. Expressions like “moment of clarity” and “WTF has happened to Cordovan?” come to mind. The way Cordovan Digital totally dominated Stendahls last Thursday lack comparison… at least in our book. That the game “only” ended in a 4-1 victory can only be ascribed to some sort of act of mercy on the part of the Cordovan forwards. The lasting impression was a Superpower’s assault and battery, and strategic dominance in organisation and resources towards some defenceless banana republic consisting of a jumble of cast-off rice farmers with rudimentary working peashooters. In other words, slaughter.
Now, at Cordovan we’re not used to this kind of pitch supremacy and do not think for one minute that this dream will continue. In fact, it’s with great trepidation we look forward to our next game versus TEAM, where we anticipate a good beating back to reality and our usual confused out-of-position whimsical manifestation. But it was fun while it lasted.
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Well, I don’t want to turn this blog into an unoffical Cordovan United FC blog BUT… we were robbed! Today we were robbed! It was daylight robbery, and the culprits were Hundra - one of Sweden’s leading advertising agencies.
In an exciting match, Hundra ran out winners by 6 goals to 4, despite Cordovan taking the lead. Good performance by all our lads though, and an excellent performance by Hundra’s number 13 who was playing centre forward. My sources tell me that he’s a leading goalscorer in Gothenburg League Division 2. I’m not bitter though.
The next match (and final match before the summer season) is against Göteborgs Post newspaper team on Heden next Tuesday, 10th of June… I predict that we’ll give them a spanking!
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