I think Jermain Defoe will certainly leave Portsmouth. Tony Adams has done some strange things in his time, but to leave Jermain Defoe out of the team for his first game in charge at Pompey, that was crazy. This guy … Continue reading →
This weekend sees everyone’s favourite footballing event – the third round of the FA Cup. No matter how much the naysayers claim that the ‘magic’ has gone from the famous old tournament, we’ll have plenty of evidence over the space … Continue reading →
The new year brings new hope for everyone, and it’s a time for looking to the future and wondering what 2009 will bring. So, that’s exactly what we want you to do. Tell us your predictions for the footballing year … Continue reading →
With 2008 on its way out, it is the time of year to look back on the last 12 months of football and pick out who will have fond memories and who will be glad to see the back of … Continue reading →
Another costly defeat this weekend has left Mark Hughes looking very vulnerable at Manchester City. His team are third from bottom in the Premier League and are well short of where the club’s super-rich owners would have expected them to … Continue reading →
The Champions League knockout draw has thrown up some cracking ties, with Jose Mourinho going up against Sir Alex Ferguson again, while Claudio Ranieri goes back to Stamford Bridge with a point to prove and with a Juventus side capable … Continue reading →
Sam Allardyce has been appointed manager of Blackburn Rovers just a day after the sacking of Paul Ince. Rovers currently lie second from bottom of the Premier League having won just three league games all season. Graeme Souness, who took … Continue reading →
Harry Redknapp is reportedly chasing Mallorca’s flying winger Juan Arango in January as he attempts to use his transfer market knowledge to Tottenham’s advantage. The 28-year-old Venezuelan has been tracked by numerous Premier League clubs such as Arsenal and Liverpool in … Continue reading →
Chelsea maintained their perfect Premier League away record by winning at Bolton and Nicolas Anelka was on target again. Given that Didier Drogba’s absence against ‘Big Four’ opponents may well have cost the Blues, how do you see Luiz Felipe … Continue reading →
I was somewhat surprised by the departure of Roy Keane from Sunderland last week and adds fuel to the fire than the highest profile players don’t necessarily make the best managers. For me, the fact that Roy didn’t have a … Continue reading →