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The 2012 January Transfer Window Closes With A Whimper
There was a lack of real excitement during the final day of the 2012 January Transfer Window, with none of the Premier League’s big names on the move and a subsequent drop in spending from the same day 12 months ago means the latest transfer window closed without much of a noise. The speculation that ...
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What does the future hold for Frank Lampard?
Most people looking at England euro 2012 betting odds will tell you that Frank Lampard is one of football’s gentlemen. Rarely does he speak out of turn, yet he knows how to get his message across in the most devastating of fashions. To use an old cliché, he does his talking on the football pitch, ...
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FA Cup draw wide open?
When the two Manchester clubs were drawn together in the FA Cup third round, it opened the door to other clubs with aspirations of lifting the famous old trophy. One of the best two sides in England at this present time will be out of the FA Cup and that opens the competition up to ...
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Is The FA any closer to learning Fabio Capello’s replacement?
With Euro 2012 seemingly drawing ever closer, it is still unclear whether or not the English FA have begun to consider who they would like to see replace current boss Fabio Capello whose contract expires at the end of the tournament next Summer. Whoever takes the job will have the task of getting England to ...
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United look for cup revenge
Manchester United will be out for revenge when they take on cross-city rivals Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium in the FA Cup third round next month. It will be the first time the two sides have met since FA Cup holders Manchester City stunned Manchester United 6-1 at Old Trafford in the league in ...
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O’Neill A “Ray of Light” at Sunderland
After over 12 months out of the game, Martin O’Neill has returned to Premier League management after signing a three year contract with Sunderland, the team he supported as boy. For many and certainly for Sunderland fans, it is the perfect appointment, O’Neill has long since been recognised as one of the great football managers ...
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Barton ends Newcastle feud
Controversial QPR midfielder Joey Barton has finally ended his war of words with former club Newcastle United. Those looking at Premiership predictions note how Toon boss manager Alan Pardew criticised Barton this week for comments he made about the St James’ Park hierarchy. And with the vital Premier League clash with Chelsea coming up this ...
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Can Manchester United claim FA Cup glory?
Manchester United are the most successful English club of all time. Their comprehensive history includes: 12 Premier League titles, 11 FA Cups, 4 League Cups, and 3 UEFA Champions League Cups. They are also the club to attain the most FA Cups in English football history by winning the prestigious title a total of 11 ...
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Mancini – City are not good enough to win Champions League
After losing to Napoli during the week, Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has claimed that his side are not quite ready to win the Champions League. Following the defeat in Italy, even those looking at the best casinos online will tell you that City face an uphill battle to qualify for the knock-out stages. They ...
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Van Persie is perfect says Wenger
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has hailed on fire Arsenal skipper as the “perfect captain” after the Dutchman bagged a hat-trick against Chelsea on Saturday. Van Persie has been instrumental in Arsenal’s resurgence after their worst start in the Premier League under Wenger, and has found the net a remarkable 28 times in his last 27 ...