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- Danny Welbecks move to Arsenal will help England, says Wayne Rooney
- Danny Welbeck welcomes chance to spearhead Englands attack
- Transfer window fans verdict part 1: Arsenal to Manchester City
- Transfer window fans verdict part 2: Manchester United to West Ham
- Said & Done: Ronaldinho; the United way; and the Popes special soldier
- Saturday Sundae: Free mushrooms double Bungay Towns attendance
- Manchester United will get goals and victories from Radamel Falcao
- League leaders Peterborough United turn on the style against Port Vale
- Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic has the side to teach England a lesson
- Powerful Radamel Falcao El Tigre is ready to roar for Manchester United
- Football League: your thoughts
- David Luiz all smiles after Brazils friendly win over Colombia
- Football League clockwatch as it happened!
- Ronaldinho signs two-year deal with Mexicos Queretaro
- The Agenda: Mo Farah targets victory in landmark Great North Run
- Sex toys and Manchester Uniteds soul: deadline day and the lessons learned
- Gordon Strachan has the wisdom and the luck to lead Scotland to second
- Ángel di María claims Real Madrid asked him to miss World Cup final
- Brian Clough was charming, disarming and had his own set of rules
- Returning Neymar settles bitter friendly against World Cup foes Colombia
- Brazil 1-0 Colombia - as it happened
- David Beckham backs Wayne Rooney to succeed as England captain
| Danny Welbecks move to Arsenal will help England, says Wayne Rooney Posted: 06 Sep 2014 03:22 PM PDT Danny Welbeck will improve with regular starts as striker Arsenals new signing likely to play against Switzerland Wayne Rooney has backed his former Manchester United team-mate Danny Welbeck to benefit both club and country after his £16m transfer deadline day move to Arsenal. Rooney, who scored his 41st goal for England from the penalty spot but otherwise laboured during Wednesdays 1-0 friendly victory over Norway, said he hoped Welbecks move to the Emirates would ignite his international career. Danny is a lively player; an impact player, the England and United captain said. He is quick, he can score goals and I am sure with him getting the move to Arsenal now, hopefully he can play up front for Arsenal. That will really help him with England. Continue reading... |
| Danny Welbeck welcomes chance to spearhead Englands attack Posted: 06 Sep 2014 02:29 PM PDT Arsenals new signing says his preferred position is as a centre-forward and with Daniel Sturridge injured he is set to lead the line for England against Switzerland Sturridge out of Switzerland game with thigh injury Rooney spares Englands blushes against Norway Continue reading...  |
| Transfer window fans verdict part 1: Arsenal to Manchester City Posted: 06 Sep 2014 02:01 PM PDT From Arsenals gleeful gazumping of Tottenham for Danny Welbeck to the all-round astute signings at Manchester City, the fans have their say on the transfer window Continue reading...  |
| Transfer window fans verdict part 2: Manchester United to West Ham Posted: 06 Sep 2014 02:01 PM PDT From the culling acumen of Louis van Gaal at Manchester United to the loan coup and strong hints of promise at West Ham, the fans have their say on the transfer window Continue reading...  |
| Said & Done: Ronaldinho; the United way; and the Popes special soldier Posted: 06 Sep 2014 01:37 PM PDT Also featuring: more from the football family; Jack Warners Sunshine; and what made Gérson strip Continue reading...  |
| Saturday Sundae: Free mushrooms double Bungay Towns attendance Posted: 06 Sep 2014 01:32 PM PDT Dulwich Hamlet are more popular than League One Crawley Which England international failed Soccer AM challenge? Continue reading...  |
| Manchester United will get goals and victories from Radamel Falcao Posted: 06 Sep 2014 12:13 PM PDT |
| League leaders Peterborough United turn on the style against Port Vale Posted: 06 Sep 2014 12:01 PM PDT Entertaining with stylish football is sometimes more important than winning, according to the Peterborough chairman, Darragh MacAnthony, but at London Road the former is delivering the latter. Its Posh We Are proclaimed several of the banners draped across the new stand approaching completion behind one of the goals, and there was indeed a certain strut about a performance that kept United at the top of League One. While it pleased the crowd, however, the crowd cannot have pleased the club, in terms of its size at least. Just over 6,000 to watch a team topping the division, on a day without competition from the Premier League or Championship, can only be disappointing, and should be a cause for reflection. A father bringing his son to the game was taken aback to find two seats in the stand cost £39; reducing the cost might, in the circumstances, have filled the ground for once. Continue reading... |
| Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic has the side to teach England a lesson Posted: 06 Sep 2014 12:01 PM PDT Petkovic has inherited a strong squad from Ottmar Hitzfeld and despite his relative inexperience may prove a tough opponent for Roy Hodgson in their Euro 2016 qualifier Petkovic takes over as Switzerland coach England squeeze past Norway in drab friendly Daniel Sturridge to miss Euro 2016 qualifier with Switzerland Continue reading...  |
| Powerful Radamel Falcao El Tigre is ready to roar for Manchester United Posted: 06 Sep 2014 11:00 AM PDT Goal-hungry ever since he was a child, Radamel Falcao has extraordinary talent but must stay fit to make his mark at United United sign Falcao for £16m from Monaco Strikers goal obsession will spur Manchester United United deal secured after Real Madrid baulked at price When Radamel Falcao was a child, he would watch his father toiling for a series of sides of ever-decreasing quality and it upset him. I watched my dad play in defence and it disappointed me, he said. I wanted him to go up and score a goal. Radamel García once scored a famous goal against Millonarios in Bogotá, but he was more generally known for two things: his aggression and his religious devotion. For every foul, another prayer, as the joke had it at the time. But his son didnt share the joke. His son wondered why anybody would ever settle for playing at the back. His father, perhaps, shared a sense that football held something more than clattering opposing strikers, and hoped his son would achieve it. Although he called his son Radamel, he also gave him the middle name Falcao after the great Brazil, Internacional and Roma midfielder. Quickly, though, it became apparent that Radamel Falcao García Zárate was not much like either of the players he was named after: he was a centre-forward and a very good one. Continue reading... |
| Football League: your thoughts Posted: 06 Sep 2014 10:34 AM PDT Peterborough stay top of League One, while Carlisle and AFC Wimbledon could not be separated in an eight-goal thriller Continue reading...  |
| David Luiz all smiles after Brazils friendly win over Colombia Posted: 06 Sep 2014 09:05 AM PDT Match report: Brazil 1-0 Colombia New-look Brazil side put World Cup woes in the past Captain Neymar improving every day, says David Luiz A stunning free-kick in the 83rd minute by the returning Neymar gave a revamped Brazil a 1-0 friendly victory over a fierce Colombia side in a bad-tempered friendly here on Friday. It was retribution of sorts for Brazils new captain, making his first start since a broken vertebra against the same opposition curtailed his involvement at the World Cup in brutal fashion. The former Chelsea defender David Luiz, whose tears after Brazils World Cup exit summed up the nations agony, was all smiles following the win. We are starting a new cycle with a new coach and some fresh players, so we are happy, he told the Observer. Continue reading... |
| Football League clockwatch as it happened! Posted: 06 Sep 2014 08:59 AM PDT Peterborough stayed top of League One after a 3-1 win while Accrington lifted themselves off the bottom of League Two Continue reading... |
| Ronaldinho signs two-year deal with Mexicos Queretaro Posted: 06 Sep 2014 07:51 AM PDT Former Brazil player chooses Mexico, not Basingstoke Ive always been received with affection in Mexico The former Brazil and Barcelona midfielder Ronaldinho, twice the World Player of the Year, has signed a two-year deal with Queretaro, the Mexican first division club said on Friday. The 34-year-old, who has also played for Paris Saint-Germain and Milan, became a free agent in July after cancelling his contract with the Brazilian club Atlético Mineiro. Basingstoke Town of the Conference South made ambitious overtures towards the player last week but Ronaldinho has opted for the Mexican first division, not the sixth tier of English football. Continue reading... |
| The Agenda: Mo Farah targets victory in landmark Great North Run Posted: 06 Sep 2014 07:40 AM PDT Sundays Great North Run will include the races one millionth finisher while the Tour of Britain brings more live road racing to our highways and byways Continue reading...  |
| Sex toys and Manchester Uniteds soul: deadline day and the lessons learned Posted: 06 Sep 2014 07:20 AM PDT From Uniteds signing of Radamel Falcao through Liverpool taking Mario Balotelli to Manchester City letting Álvaro Negredo go answering the questions posed after the window closed Arsenal sign Danny Welbeck from Manchester United United agree deal for Ángel Di María from Real Madrid Report claims clubs are paying 16% more for players Continue reading...  |
| Gordon Strachan has the wisdom and the luck to lead Scotland to second Posted: 06 Sep 2014 06:10 AM PDT The Scots face a daunting opener against Germany in the Euro 2016 qualifiers but the remaining teams in the group give them hope that a return to the games major platform is possible Continue reading...  |
| Ángel di María claims Real Madrid asked him to miss World Cup final Posted: 06 Sep 2014 04:37 AM PDT Manchester United winger claims Real put pressure on him Argentinian did not play but tore up the letter he received Ángel di María has claimed his former club Real Madrid put pressure on Argentina not to play him in the World Cup final in another bitter chapter in his departure from the La Liga club. Di María joined Manchester United from Real last month for a British record fee of £59.7m with the Spanish clubs president, Florentino Pérez, saying the wingers demands for a new contract were too steep. Continue reading... |
| Brian Clough was charming, disarming and had his own set of rules Posted: 06 Sep 2014 04:02 AM PDT Ten years after his death he is remembered not just for his achievements but for the charisma with which he pulled them off The genius and the demons of Brian Clough Continue reading...  |
| Returning Neymar settles bitter friendly against World Cup foes Colombia Posted: 05 Sep 2014 09:40 PM PDT A brilliant late free-kick from the returning Neymar gave Brazil a 1-0 victory over Colombia in a bad-tempered World Cup rematch in Miami. Making his first start since suffering a fractured vertebra during the teams last encounter, which Brazil also won, Neymar curled a fine 25-yard effort into the top corner on 83 minutes. The strike gave new coach Dunga a deserved win to begin the rehabilitation process, following the nations World Cup heartache. For the Colombians, who had Juan Cuadrado sent off for a second yellow card in one of the least friendly friendlies youre likely to see, new Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao made a late cameo appearance and had a late header deflected over the bar. However, the winning goal was a just reward for the new Brazil skipper Neymar, who once again endured plenty of torrid tackling from the Colombians. The man who ended his World Cup dream, Camilo Zuniga, showed little remorse for that high knee with a couple of scything early challenges in a fiery opening. Continue reading... |
| Brazil 1-0 Colombia - as it happened Posted: 05 Sep 2014 08:08 PM PDT
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| David Beckham backs Wayne Rooney to succeed as England captain Posted: 05 Sep 2014 04:31 PM PDT Former England captain says Rooney will lead by example Beckham would be proud to help England Sturridge out of Switzerland game with thigh injury Continue reading...  |
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