Football Players Hitting the Felt

By admin | Sep 16, 2011

The allure of gambling is universal for many and hefty salaries leave many young athletes with money burning a hole in their trousers and nothing else to do with it.

Arsene Wenger Dance Move

By admin | Apr 16, 2009

Do the Arsene at your favorite night club and guarantee to pull !! After this dance last night I dont think so

Tottenham exit beckons for ‘not right man’ Jol

By admin | Aug 19, 2007

Martin Jol’s time as manager of Tottenham Hotspur appears to be drawing to a close. Despite Saturday’s victory over Derby County, the Dutchman remains under severe pressure to save his job after 34 months in charge.

Liverpool 1, Chelsea 1: Malouda leap leaves Benitez feeling bitter

By admin | Aug 19, 2007

There was no mention of Jose Mourinho as Rafael Benitez paid a pointed tribute to Chelsea’s 64-game unbeaten home record in his programme notes yesterday but, however much he may wish otherwise, the Liverpool manager will not find it so easy to write his rival out of his pursuit of the Premiership title this season.

Manchester City 1, Manchester United 0: Eriksson the blue hero as City turn United’s slide into slump

By admin | Aug 19, 2007

In the dim, distant past of English football ? almost six years ago ? when his England team scored five goals against Germany, Sven Goran Eriksson felt the unqualified gratitude of his new nation. Yesterday in Manchester, the locals gave the Swede his Munich moment all over again and he will just hope that it [...]

Blackburn rovers 1, Arsenal 1: Lehmann’s amateur gaffe costs Arsenal in blood and guts battle

By admin | Aug 19, 2007

Not for the first time, Blackburn and Arsenal conspired in an X-certificate drama at Ewood Park, where the home side had their captain, Ryan Nelsen, sent off six minutes from the end of a full-blooded encounter in which any neutral observer would have sympathised with the referee.

Newcastle United 0 Aston Villa 0: Back to reality for Allardyce as Villa make their point with ease

By admin | Aug 19, 2007

Considering change has been the overriding theme of Newcastle United’s summer, this was a depressingly familiar evening for Tyneside. There may be new men in the boardroom and Sam Allardyce was overseeing his first competitive home game, but Newcastle’s inability to score at St James’ Park remains a stubborn reminder of times past. Not since [...]

Rafa says rotating ‘can keep us in same league’

By admin | Aug 19, 2007

“The future is bright, the trophy will return home,” ran the defiant message on Chelsea TV ahead of the home gamelast May against Manchester United, the club’s successors as Premiership champions.