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  • Championship club Wolverhampton Wanderers put up for sale by chairman Steve Morgan

    September 28, 2015

    Wolves chairman Steve Morgan has put his 100 per cent shareholding in the Championship club up for sale, eight years after taking control. Morgan will continue to support the club financially as it looks for a new buyer, but will step down from the board and day-to-day activities with immediate effect. The founder of FTSE [...]

  • Three Arsenal players and Leicester City’s Riyad Mahrez named as best in the Premier League in their position so far this season

    September 28, 2015

    Despite the team's unsure start to the season, three Arsenal players have been named as the best-performing Premier League players in their respective positions so far. Read more: Arsenal 2014/2015 player stats Laurent Koscielny, Santi Cazorla and Mesut Ozil have been deemed to be the league's best performing players at centre-back, defensive midfield and attacking midfield respectively [...]

  • Walcott: Watch hat-trick hero Sanchez go now

    September 27, 2015

    ARSENAL striker Theo Walcott has backed team-mate Alexis Sanchez to open the floodgates after the Chile forward finally opened his goalscoring account for the season with a hat-trick at Leicester on Saturday. Sanchez netted 25 times in his debut season for the Gunners but had drawn a blank in eight games this term before hitting [...]

  • Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew: Wilfried Zaha wanted to prove me wrong in Watford win

    September 27, 2015

    Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew praised Wilfried Zaha’s resolve after the winger responded to criticism with a match-winning intervention off the bench at Watford today. Read more: Pardew criticises Zaha Zaha’s trickery tempted Hornets full-back Allan Nyom into a tackle that gleaned a penalty and captain Yohan Cabaye stepped up to become the first away player [...]

  • The British love affair with Bordeaux is here to stay

    September 26, 2015

    The UK has traditionally been a nation of claret-lovers, dating as far back as the 12th century when Eleanor of Aquitaine married Henry Plantagenet.  Eager to please his French subjects, King Henry II decreed that any ship sailing from Bordeaux would be exempt from export tax.  By the 14th century, England, Scotland and Ireland were [...]

  • Keeping back door closed might be Spurs’ best chance

    September 25, 2015

    Ben Cleminson previews the best of the weekend’s Premier League action DERBY defeat to Arsenal on Wednesday night provided an unwelcome setback for Tottenham. After consecutive wins against Sunderland and Crystal Palace, the 2-1 reverse against their rivals in the Capital One Cup opened up the cracks that those wins had papered over. Spurs still [...]

  • McClaren struggling to weather storm with Toon set to lose again

    September 24, 2015

    If Newcastle are only ‘close to a crisis’, as Steve McClaren said following the defeat to Sheffield Wednesday, how much worse will the situation get before the real thing arrives? The 1-0 Capital One Cup reverse came against the Championship side’s second string, don’t forget, and the Magpies sit 19th in the Premier League after [...]

  • Pressure mounts on boss Rodgers

    September 23, 2015

    PRESSURE continued to mount on Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers after his side required penalties to squeeze past League Two Carlisle in the Capital One Cup third round at Anfield last night. Goalkeeper Adan Bogdan was the Liverpool hero has he made a hat-trick of saves in a shoot-out which the Reds won 3-2 after the [...]

  • George Osborne criticised for handing £3m of taxpayers’ money to China football programmes

    September 23, 2015

    The UK Treasury is giving a £3m funding boost to grassroots football in China. Read more: Real Madrid teams up with Alibaba as European football chases Chinese football market As part of his week-long tour of China chancellor George Osborne revealed the government was backing a "revolutionary" programme run by the British Council and the Premier [...]

  • Chelsea face further criticism from medical community over Dr Eva Carneiro exit

    September 23, 2015

    The Football Medical Association (FMA) has its expressed its disappointment that former Chelsea first team medic Dr Eva Carneiro has left the club after a dispute with manager Jose Mourinho. Read more: Jose Mourinho could face five-match touchline ban for "sexist" language in row with team doctor Carneiro Carneiro has left Chelsea it emerged yesterday, following [...]

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