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- Englands Jack Wilshere in angry reply to Jamie Rednapps TV criticism
- Harry Kane on target to continue England Under-21s dominance
- Fiorentina striker Giuseppe Rossi facing another five months out injured
- Frank Nouble sees off Gillingham to light up Coventrys Ricoh homecoming
- Manchester City stalling over new contract for Joe Hart
- Chelseas Diego Costa withdraws from Spain squad with hamstring injury
- Englands Daniel Sturridge out of Switzerland game with thigh injury
- James Beattie relishes battle to keep Accrington Stanley in League Two
- Mr Roys lid begins to rattle
- Tony Fernandes: QPR are one of few clubs where chairmans name is sung
- Frank Lampard named in Manchester Citys Champions League squad
- Has José Mourinho landed transfer bargain of the season with Loïc Rémy?
- MLS: Lee Nguyen's form lies behind New England's revolutionary rise
- The appeal of Non-League Day football: mushrooms, Ronaldinho and £2 tickets
- Hillsborough officer: report 'suppressed' by bosses
- Newcastles Siem de Jong tears groin muscle and faces months out
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic promises more after breaking Sweden goals record
- Real Madrid president denies row with Cristiano Ronaldo over transfers
- Daniel Sturridge a doubt for Englands Switzerland trip with thigh problem
- Uruguay victory spoils Javier Aguirres debut as Japan coach
- Marco Reus tells Germany to beware Scotland in Euro qualifier
- Roy Hodgsons f-word rant: where fact and fiction collide
- Liverpools European Cup opponents Ludogorets punished for fan racism
- Diego Costa hopes Chelsea form will inspire Spain goals after France blank
- Wayne Rooney looks a source of slight sadness as his powers desert him
| Englands Jack Wilshere in angry reply to Jamie Rednapps TV criticism Posted: 05 Sep 2014 02:59 PM PDT England and Arsenal midfielder expressed bitterness over Rednapps reckless and aggressive remarks. The TV pundit had said: Jack Wilsheres problem is Jack Wilshere Continue reading...  |
| Harry Kane on target to continue England Under-21s dominance Posted: 05 Sep 2014 02:53 PM PDT |
| Fiorentina striker Giuseppe Rossi facing another five months out injured Posted: 05 Sep 2014 02:13 PM PDT Italian international suffers recurrence of knee injury Rossi missed World Cup after straining ligaments in January Continue reading...  |
| Frank Nouble sees off Gillingham to light up Coventrys Ricoh homecoming Posted: 05 Sep 2014 02:06 PM PDT |
| Manchester City stalling over new contract for Joe Hart Posted: 05 Sep 2014 01:00 PM PDT England goalkeeper relaxed despite increased competition City renewed contracts of several key players in summer Manchester City are keeping Joe Hart waiting regarding a new contract despite the champions recently extending the terms of Vincent Kompany, Sergio Agüero, David Silva, Edin Dzeko, Samir Nasri and Aleksandar Kolarov on long-term deals. Hart, 28, is thought to be relaxed about the situation despite the England goalkeeper entering the final two years of his contract. While he has retained the No1 jersey this season, Manuel Pellegrini spent £6m on Willy Caballero in the summer to provide direct competition for Hart. Continue reading... |
| Chelseas Diego Costa withdraws from Spain squad with hamstring injury Posted: 05 Sep 2014 10:59 AM PDT Brazil-born striker will miss qualifier against Macedonia Costa suffered hamstring problems since end of last season Diego Costa has withdrawn from the Spain squad for their European Championship qualifier with Macedonia with a hamstring injury. The 25-year-old Chelsea striker has been hampered by similar problems for the past four months and had to limp out of Spains friendly defeat to France on Thursday after feeling the injury. Continue reading... |
| Englands Daniel Sturridge out of Switzerland game with thigh injury Posted: 05 Sep 2014 10:58 AM PDT Liverpool forward could be out for two to three weeks FA: He will play no part in the Switzerland match Danny Welbeck hopes to be granted an opportunity in his favoured central striker role in Englands opening Euro 2016 qualifier against Switzerland on Monday after Daniel Sturridge was forced to withdraw from the squad after injuring a thigh in training. The Liverpool forward, one of the national sides brighter performers in Wednesdays friendly win over Norway, had felt discomfort as he trained at St Georges Park on Friday morning and limped out of the session after an early run to be examined by the Football Associations medical staff. He subsequently travelled to a local hospital to undergo a scan, with the results ruling him out of the awkward fixture in Basel. Continue reading... |
| James Beattie relishes battle to keep Accrington Stanley in League Two Posted: 05 Sep 2014 09:03 AM PDT The former England star has no complaints about managing one of the leagues poorest clubs, despite the obstacles in his way James Beattie puffs out his cheeks as he reflects on the realities of life at Accrington Stanley, a club with the lowest attendances and smallest playing budget in the Football League and where the managers duties include cleaning dogs muck off the training pitch and ringing hotels to negotiate the cheapest rate for the occasional overnight stay. If theres a tougher job in league football I would like to know where it is, Beattie says, smiling. But Ive not gone grey yet. Beattie looks, and sounds, remarkably chipper in the circumstances, especially as Accrington are in 92nd place, bottom of League Two after picking up only one point from their opening five matches. It is exactly the same position Accrington were in this time last year, when they went 12 league games without a win before Beattie, in his first season in charge, engineered a remarkable turnaround that saw them climb to 15th place. If you had started the season in October, when we won our first game, we would have finished sixth, Beattie says. Continue reading... |
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| Tony Fernandes: QPR are one of few clubs where chairmans name is sung Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:51 AM PDT Owner endears himself to fans, wants to keep Harry Redknapp and has goal of 20 consecutive Premier League seasons Continue reading...  |
| Frank Lampard named in Manchester Citys Champions League squad Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:48 AM PDT Premier League winners limited to 21 players by Uefa Club was in breach of financial fair play rules Continue reading...  |
| Has José Mourinho landed transfer bargain of the season with Loïc Rémy? Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:47 AM PDT Loïc Rémy scored the only goal to give France victory over Spain and has given José Mourinho plenty to smile about Courtois to sign new Chelsea deal Continue reading...  |
| MLS: Lee Nguyen's form lies behind New England's revolutionary rise Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:45 AM PDT Five things to watch: midfielder is on a streak so hot his team are back in the playoff picture will he burn the Fire? Continue reading... |
| The appeal of Non-League Day football: mushrooms, Ronaldinho and £2 tickets Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:28 AM PDT If you miss the Premier League, like mushrooms and enjoy watching football on the cheap (or for free if your name contains the letters van), these are the Non-League Day matches for you  |
| Hillsborough officer: report 'suppressed' by bosses Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:25 AM PDT Frank Brayford tells new inquest into 1989 disaster he had concerns about staffing and wrote a report Continue reading...  |
| Newcastles Siem de Jong tears groin muscle and faces months out Posted: 05 Sep 2014 07:58 AM PDT Training injury deprives under-pressure Pardew of Dutchman Emmanuel Rivière principal striker option with Cissé injured Continue reading...  |
| Zlatan Ibrahimovic promises more after breaking Sweden goals record Posted: 05 Sep 2014 07:55 AM PDT PSG forward broke milestone with outrageous back-heel Ibrahimovic scored 50th goal in 2-0 win against Estonia Sturridge to miss Englands Switzerland trip Pérez denies row with Ronaldo over Reals transfers Continue reading...  |
| Real Madrid president denies row with Cristiano Ronaldo over transfers Posted: 05 Sep 2014 06:48 AM PDT Florentino Pérez says Ronaldos loyalty unquestionable Ronaldo questioned sales of Ángel di María and Xabi Alonso Pérez says Carlo Ancelotti did not want Radamel Falcao Report claims United overpaid by £24m for Di María Real Madrids president Florentino Pérez played down an apparent spat with Cristiano Ronaldo on Friday and defended his clubs transfer policy. Pérez, who has splashed hundreds of millions of euros of the European champions cash on top players in recent years, said the loyalty of Ronaldo, the current world player of the year, had been unquestionable. The Portugal captain made headlines on Monday when he said the clubs transfer dealings in the latest window would probably have been different if he had been in charge. Continue reading... |
| Daniel Sturridge a doubt for Englands Switzerland trip with thigh problem Posted: 05 Sep 2014 06:24 AM PDT Liverpool striker sustained knock in training Sturridge will go for scan on Friday afternoon Cahill misses England training with ankle injury Scholes says Hodgson should play Rooney in midfield Continue reading...  |
| Uruguay victory spoils Javier Aguirres debut as Japan coach Posted: 05 Sep 2014 06:10 AM PDT Edinson Cavani opens scoring in 2-0 win Asian champions undone by poor defence Uruguay spoiled Javier Aguirres debut as Japan coach, beating the Asian champions 2-0 in a friendly in Sapporo. Edinson Cavani gave the visitors the lead in the 34th minute, taking advantage of poor defending by Tatsuya Sakai and beating the goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima with a sliding kick. Continue reading... |
| Marco Reus tells Germany to beware Scotland in Euro qualifier Posted: 05 Sep 2014 05:47 AM PDT They are a strong team with a fighting spirit, midfielder says World champions lost 4-2 to Argentina in midweek Germany will need to be wary of Scotland on Sunday as they kick off their Euro 2016 qualifiers with their rivals undefeated in their last six games, their midfielder Marco Reus has warned. They have not lost for six straight games and they are a strong team with a fighting spirit, said Reus, who was unlucky to miss the World Cup triumph due to an injury in their final warm-up game against Armenia. Continue reading... |
| Roy Hodgsons f-word rant: where fact and fiction collide Posted: 05 Sep 2014 05:41 AM PDT The England manager issued a stern and foul-mouthed rebuke to his critics following his sides 1-0 win over Norway on Wednesday. But did any of his claims stand up? Rooney a source of sadness as powers desert him England turn to psychiatrist for confidence boost What Roy said: I am entitled to [be annoyed], arent I? When you have questions like: You had only two shots on target We cant get rid of the baggage, we cant change the fact we had a bad World Cup, we cant play those games against Italy and Uruguay again, but I think you will have to give me the entitlement at least. Continue reading... |
| Liverpools European Cup opponents Ludogorets punished for fan racism Posted: 05 Sep 2014 05:37 AM PDT Uefa order Bulgarian side to close area against Real Madrid Anti-Roma chants reported during Steaua Bucharest game Ludogorets defender saves two penalties in shootout Uefa considers change to away-goals rule and seedings Liverpools Group B Champions League opponents Ludogorets Razgrad will have to close a section of their stadium for their opening home match against Real Madrid because of their fans racist behaviour. Uefa announced its disciplinary panel sanctions on Friday after incidents when Ludogorets eliminated Steaua Bucharest in a play-off last week. The Bulgarian champions victory in a penalty shootout, with the defender Cosmin Moti saving twice as an emergency goalkeeper, was the feelgood story of the round. Continue reading... |
| Diego Costa hopes Chelsea form will inspire Spain goals after France blank Posted: 05 Sep 2014 05:20 AM PDT Costa yet to score for Spain in five appearances Vicente del Bosque: we have to connect with Costa Loïc Rémy scores Frances winner in 1-0 victory Scholes says England must play Rooney in midfield Continue reading...  |
| Wayne Rooney looks a source of slight sadness as his powers desert him Posted: 05 Sep 2014 04:28 AM PDT Englands new captain might have been better employed as a supersub, a voice of authority, someone to ease the succession to those who come next Scholes: England need Rooney in midfield Hodgson furious at criticism of players after Norway win Continue reading...  |
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