Is Michael Owen’s England career over?
It’s a sorry tale of how a wonder-kid, who lit the World Cup alight in 1998, has suffered a string of injuries, resulting in a diminishing international career when he should be in his peak.
It’s a sorry tale of how a wonder-kid, who lit the World Cup alight in 1998, has suffered a string of injuries, resulting in a diminishing international career when he should be in his peak.
Just when things were starting to get interesting in the Premier League, it’s time for another international break.
After Real Madrid suffered a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Liverpool, Madrid legend Zinedine Zidane was lavish in his praise of the England midfielder, Steven Gerrard.
As we approach the last phase of the Premiership season, it’s time once again for us to consider who have been the players that have captured our eye this year in an enthralling season of football.
The prowess and desire that Newcastle showed during the opening 45 minutes against Arsenal at St James’ Park on Saturday was that of a team pushing for a European spot.
It had been two weeks since my trip to the San Siro for Manchester United’s game against Inter Milan – a night to remember – but unfortunately not entirely for the footballing spectacle.
There are still nine games to go, but it looks as if March 1st could have been the turning point for Martin O’Neill’s side.
Liverpool’s thrashing of the English and European champions at Old Trafford on Saturday has ensured that the title race isn’t quite over yet.
On Thursday night, Ashley Cole continued the growing trend of famous footballers finding themselves on the wrong side of the law.
Tottenham’s defeat to Manchester United in the Carling Cup final on Sunday means that both fifth and sixth place will provide qualification for next season’s new UEFA Europa League.
Sitting twelve points clear by the end of December, Barcelona looked to have the title wrapped up – and in some fashion.
Instead of the use of video evidence, Michel Platini believes that adding two more officials – one behind each goalmouth – is the next step to take in making football a fairer sport.
For any football fan it’s a night to remember. The atmosphere outside and inside the stadium is electric. The Champions League music simply iconic.