Why the modern football manager needs to live in the now
You all know the drill by now – new manager is appointed, says the right things at his first press conference, a wave of optimism spreads amidst talk
Sir Alex Ferguson keen on Brazilian
Man United look set to revive their interest in Brazilian wonder kid Lucas Moura, according to The Daily Mail. Sir Alex Ferguson is keen to strengt
Harry Redknapp leaves Tottenham
Tottenham have confirmed that manager Harry Redknapp has left the club by mutual consent. The north London side finished fourth in the Premier Leag
Welbeck ready for Sweden clash
England forward Danny Welbeck has stated that he is ready to face Sweden on Friday, and that the Three Lions will look to build on their 1-1 draw with
Holland v Germany – Match Preview
Holland coach Bert van Marwijk is confident his side can beat Germany and avoid early elimination from Euro 2012 when the pair meet in Kharkiv on Wedn
Blatter admits goal-line technology is a necessity
Fifa president Sepp Blatter has shown his support for goal-line technology, stating that it is no longer an alternate but a necessity. The football
Time for Stoke City to start producing their own
One of the lowlights of my season, as a Stoke supporter, was the £750,000 exit of Ben Marshall to Leicester. Many people will be wondering who he is.
Will regulations see the Premier League fall into the Bundesliga shadow?
There is an ominous tower looming on the horizon of Europe’s footballing future. There a whispers about its implications, but few are yet to fully com
The TEN most memorable European Cup Finals of all time
As we sit here on the day of the Champions League final between Chelsea and Bayern Munich, I decided to take a look back down memory lane at the great
Jermain Defoe reveals his frustration at Tottenham
Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe has revealed his frustrations at limited playing time this season, and admits that he asked Harry Redknapp to go out o