Michael Owen sends message to Liverpool FC about blip under Jurgen Klopp
Michael Owen believes Liverpool FC have recovered from their recent blip to build some momentum in both the Champions League and the Premier League. The…
Michael Owen believes Liverpool FC have recovered from their recent blip to build some momentum in both the Champions League and the Premier League. The…
Michael Owen believes Liverpool will have to settle for a score draw with West Brom at The Hawthorns on Sunday afternoon. The Reds managed to…
Michael Owen deserves to be remembered as a Liverpool legend based on his outstanding Reds goal record – but the England international will probably never…
Chris Smalling wants Manchester United to gain a psychological advantage by leapfrogging derby rivals Manchester City into the Premier League’s top spot. Sir Alex Ferguson’s…
Michael Owen has declared he wants to play “all the time” after his brace helped Manchester United to a 3-0 victory over Leeds United in…
The Football Association are targeting Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher as a potential coach for players in the England youth teams
Manchester United striker Michael Owen is set to make a return from his latest injury setback in time for the hectic festive schedule
Manchester United striker Michael Owen will be out of action for around month after suffering a hamstring injury in training
Michael Owen’s Anfield return has almost slipped completely under the radar
17th December 2001. Michael Owen was enshrined as European Footballer of Year. One of the most prestigious personal awards in football, Owen had rightly earned the title.
In 2002, the BBC aired a children’s programme called ‘Zero to Hero’. It was based on a young boy who wanted to play football, with his idol being England sensation Michael Owen.
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.