Harry Redknapp is prepared to gamble on a young 16-year-old in tomorrow’s UEFA Cup clash against Dinamo Zagreb. Can the youngster hold his own with the big boys?

Another game, another loss. That’s about how its gone this season for Tottenham and their faithful supporters. Today’s match wasn’t without hot news, as Juande Ramos left David Bentley on the bench to start the match in a shock move. The match also included a horrific blunder by keeper Heurelho Gomes that allowed Udinese a […]

This Tottenham man arrived with a fanfare, but has turned out to be a bit of a damp squib and has now revealed all about the reasons for the club’s poor start to the season.

AC Milan are known for the fantastic; so who could blame them for going after David Beckham for a couple of months? The move should help bolster a club that’s fighting for top four Champions League football. But while the move seems good on the outside, you have to wonder if AC Milan have any […]

This new series of articles entitled ‘Ways to Change the Game’ aims to challenge the structure of the beautiful game. Whilst Sepp Blatter muddles his way through his FIFA presidency like Boris Johnson on a bad day and Michel Platini continues his one-man crusade against the Premier League, COS will be doing their dirty work […]

Tottenham new boys Luka Modric and Roman Pavlyuchenko have been far from their usual selves since they made their way to White Hart Lane this summer; but after seeing who
Spurs will be playing in the UEFA Cup group stage, both players will surely want to make sure they’re ready to go.

David Moyes, Everton manager, has just presided over what is probably the most rotten beginning to the season since he became gaffer, but should the ginger Scot be given the boot? Everton’s loss to Liverpool in the Merseyside derby is now sandwiched between two cup losses; being dumped out of the Carling Cup and yesterday […]

Great news for Wembley lovers and disappointment for Arsenal fans. Come 2011 the historic stadium will host arguably the biggest club match in the world - the UEFA Champions League final.

What’s happened, Moyes?
Everton, the team described as “the sado-masochists of Europe” by the Guardian’s Andy Hunter after last night’s shoddy performance, have to somehow scrape their way back from a 2-2 draw for their next encounter with Standard Liege.

Last night Aston Villa were in Iceland, playing FH Hafnarfjarða, the current Landsbankadeild leaders. They lined-up with a strong team, including, surprisingly, influential captain and Liverpool target Gareth Barry. In playing in the game, Barry may have manoeuvred his way out of an £18m move to Anfield.