Lanky front man linked with north London move.

Apparently the Irishman’s future at White Hart Lane is in doubt…again!

Shocking news that is circulating on the grapevine this morning!

Good piece about the reasoning behind the title collapse!

After his return to White Hart Lane it appears this former Anfield man is back to his scoring ways and seems determined to prove his doubters on Merseyside wrong.

Real Madrid lock horns with Liverpool next week in what is possibly the pick of the Champions League last sixteen ties. Although the Reds will have Steven Gerrard back from a hamstring injury, there appears to be someone breathing a sigh of relief that they let a certain forward leave during the January transfer window.

Poor Spurs, Poor Harry Redknapp. Their reward for reaching the Carling Cup final and the last thirty-two of the UEFA Cup is a spot of fixture congestion and, while most English football clubs would appreciate the revenue generated from featuring in these competitions, the Tottenham manager is clearly not a happy bunny.

Robbie Keane made his second Spurs debut last Sunday in the north London derby, although he might never have made the switch from Anfield if the White Hart Lane club hadn’t failed with a bid for another striker!

The Gunners might have played over half of Sunday’s North London derby with ten men, yet there’s a case for arguing that they should have had all three points from the match at White Hart Lane. While Tottenham huffed and puffed during the second half, should Arsenal have been defending a lead at that stage?

After Steven Gerrard limped off injured after just twelve minutes of play at Goodison Park, many were quick to remark that Robbie Keane could have been an ideal replacement for the Liverpool captain. However, even if the Irishman had been on the bench for the Reds, it’s entirely likely that Yossi Benayoun would still have […]