I'd be willing to contribute once in a while, but Football Central sets the bar so unattainably high that I doubt my analysis would be worth much in comparison. Then again, I'm very capable of writing "Unnamed sources confirm that [insert club name] is interested in acquiring [insert player name] and values [player's name] at [insert random amount]" so I should fit right in with the larger world of soccer journalism.
Football Central has a pretty central unifying theme in that most on SoSH are Pats fans; this ensures dialogue and website hits. But there's nothing like that in Breakfast with Gazza. By necessity my focus is generally on Arsenal games because there is just SO MUCH SOCCER that can be watched. 760 Premier league games each season, 760 La Liga games, 48 group stage CL games and 29 knockout stage CL games is 3200 hours of football each season, not even including domestic cups, Bundesliga, Seria A, Euro qualifications and tournament, World cup qualifications and tournament, FIFA regional tournaments, international friendlies, MLS, etc. Even watching a single team takes anywhere from 4-6 hours each week over nine months, compared with three hour football games once a week for 4-5 months. As such, it's difficult just to stay up to date, much less produce insightful analysis worthy of the SoSH pedigree.