The 2010 Premier League Awards… the results are in!
I think it's officially safe to say that 2010 has been the year of Tottenham in the Premier League. While Chelsea may have won the 2009/10 Premiership title and Manchester United are at the summit…
An unnecessary gamble that Arsenal didn’t need to take
One of the most puzzling topics in football over recent years has been Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and his reluctance to make impact signings to strengthen his squad. With the January transfer deadline only several…
Gazza drink-driving charges dropped
Former Newcastle United and England star Paul Gascoigne is no longer facing drink-driving charges. The chief crown prosecutor for North Yorkshire, Xanthe Tait, confirmed on Friday that the troubled star's trial at the Northallerton Magistrates'…
Brace yourself for first woman boss
When you talked about females in football back in my playing days, you’d be restricted to the tea lady and the washer woman. It was even pretty unusual to see too many women in the…
Six potential deals to solve Fergie’s crisis
After Manchester United struggled past non-league Crawley Town, it became abundantly clear for all to see, despite it being a predominantly second-string side, that the club are sorely lacking a dynamic and creative midfielder to…
Scottish Premier League: Dundee Utd 3 Aberdeen 1
Dundee United moved into the Scottish Premier League top six and halted Aberdeen's unbeaten run with a 3-1 win at Tannadice Park on Monday.Barry Douglas and Craig Conway scored inside four first-half minutes to put…
Do Premier League clubs have any rights in such matters?
Would you rather see England lift the World Cup or your team with the league title? For many of you modern day fans it would be the latter, but I wonder what the likes of…
Campeonato Paulista wrap: Palmeiras back on top
Palmeiras returned to the summit of the Campeonato Paulista table after a comfortable 3-0 victory over Bragantino on Saturday.Thiago Heleno opened the scoring in just the second minute at the Estadio Dr. Oswaldo Teixeira Duarte…
Capello defends England approach
Criticised for his handling of the national team's captaincy, England boss Fabio Capello has defended his relationship with his players.The Italian's well-known authoritarian approach has reportedly included controlling players' leisure time and diets, but the…
The alternate ‘England XI’ for Capello to chew over?
With England currently sitting top of Group G in the European Championship Qualifiers, on paper everything is looking good for Fabio Capello’s men. But, last year’s World Cup in South Africa was still a major…