Slampo isn’t impressed with the Chronicle‘s ongoing series on Oliver Luck, the new chief of Houston’s Major League Soccer franchise:
A Houston Chronicle sportswriter was at it again this morning, filing the paper’s latest installment in its episodic hagiography of Oliver Luck, the former CEO of the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority turned president of the city’s new Major League Soccer franchise. This one, by the paper’s soccer writer, Glenn Davis, appeared under the headline “Team president faces a hectic spring” and as far as we could discern contained no new information (musta been a slow week in local soccer news, what with the big Necaxa vs. Cruz Azul game packing ’em in at Reliant Stadium ).
There’s lots more on Luck, the Guardian Angels, and the local media here. As always, it’s a fun read.
The Chronicle story to which Slamo is referring is here.
