England international considering his options

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Bidding war begins to sign England forward and occasional Robot dancer!

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London based trio consider a raid on near neighbours!

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Get your thinking caps on!
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Time to get your thinking caps on!
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The all new rumour reporting article system is in full effect! [Read the rest of this entry »]

Had enough of the tired old top four race, me too!
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Time to get your thinking caps on!
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The all new rumour reporting article system is in full effect! [Read the rest of this entry »]

As we get nearer to the end of another season it’s time for you to make you voice heard!
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The one player above all others who simply must be purchased this summer!
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The one player above all others who simply must be offloaded this summer!
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Finally the Toon Army get a performance worthy of their support.
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Zola plans an audacious move for this Fulham midfielder.
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This White Hart Lane man looks set to leave in the summer.
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A great list piece this showing the players who have come a long way in the past season.
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Let’s forget the World Club Championship, which wasn’t a proper football competition. After all, if we’re classing this as meaningful silverware, then the Super Cup (in which Zenit beat United) should also be considered. However, there’s no doubting that the Red Devils are on course for an unprecedented four-time, although their manager is preaching words of caution.

The Times reports that Sir Alex Ferguson is all too aware that one tiny slip-up over the next week could see them exit the FA Cup or (even worse) the Champions League. The champions face a tricky trip to Fulham on Saturday, before facing Inter at Old Trafford next Wednesday, with both results going a long way to determining how successful United prove to be.

“This game has a habit of kicking you in the teeth,” the manager will reply, and it is a warning that he has taken every opportunity to impart to his players behind closed doors.

“There’s no sign of any complacency. The young boys would have one chance if they ever got complacent and it would be their last. There are plenty of bodies in the dressing room who would come down on them if they did.”

He added: “As long as we win one major trophy a season, that’s what we aim for. I’d be satisfied if we just won the league of the three that are left. That’s a major trophy. My big desire is to see us win the Champions League again, but at this moment in time, the league is our best chance.”

There’s nothing like dumbing down expectations at this stage of the season, although the Manchester United manager must secretly think that the opportunity to land all the spoils doesn’t come along all too often. Cristiano Ronaldo may not be a Manchester United player in a few months time, with the Red Devils having a golden opportunity to win everything in sight. Does anyone think they might slip up over the next few days?

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Two more players strongly linked with a move to Anfield.
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Some have gone as far as to claim that fifteen teams could be relegated from the Premier League this season, especially with West Brom, Hull and Stoke all putting up a decent fight. Clubs seem to be scrambling over each other to avoid sitting in the drop zone, with Tottenham still bottom of the table despite a recent resurgence. [Read the rest of this entry »]

There were far too many instances of footballers getting up close and personal with referees last season – and not in a good way! Chelsea were especially bad at ganging up on the man in black when a decision went against them, snarling like a pack of hounds and being charged twice for failing to keep their players under control. However, it’s a former Blues player now plying his trade at Arsenal who has criticised the FA’s attempt to curb players’ enthusiasm this season. [Read the rest of this entry »]