Diary of a (Relieved) Sky Sports Reporter

It's the penultimate Saturday of the season in the Football League and Sky had given me one of the crunch games in League 2 - promotion chasing Accrington's home game with relegation threatened Barnet. I'm really looking forward to it, until a phone call comes through from Sky Sports News on the Friday, which changed my mood for the next 24 hours.

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Arsene in for Rodwell

The Everton midfielder was set for a summer move to Old Trafford, but with Fabregas’s future uncertain Wenger has been quick to find a potential replacement.

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Bale: I’m staying put

Despite signing an improved four-and-a-half-year deal in March, this has done little to quash speculation on the winger’s future, clubs such as Chelsea, Inter Milan and Barcelona have all been heavily linked with 21-year old.

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Tevez will cost at least £50m

With Tevez’s future still uncertain, City look set to cash in on their instrumental striker.

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Tom Biggs, 19, (Former Arsenal and Brighton) Interview

At what age did you start playing football and when was it you got picked up to play at a good standard?

I started playing football at the age of four for a local team called Mile Oak Colts. I joined a year early, so played a year above for my first season because at the time, it was the youngest team available. The following year, I stayed in the Under 5’s as they were known, and played for them. I stayed with them for three years before I was scouted by Arsenal.

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How does the future look for football’s volatile marriages?

As the dust settles on the royal wedding, and the world begins to watch William and Kate beginning to settle down as husband and wife, attention also turns firmly back towards the Premier League. With the season drawing to a climax, we begin to look to the other tempestuous relationships that may or may not survive the summer.

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Jason Hopkinson interview

I started coaching about twenty years ago, and I think I have always made progress and enhanced my skills wherever I’ve been as each place as been a learning place for me. I played for Eastbourne United and I know the preferences I’d choose when choosing the style with which I’d like to be trained.

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Things could have been so different...

 This season has been poor. Supporters everywhere look forward to seasons that are full of “oooh” and “ahhh” moments. It’s fair to say that everybody loves a good shock now and then from a team that inexplicably punches above their weight, and survives the resulting blows.

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Could Chelski Welcome a Dutch Invasion?

Roman Ambramhovic wants the CL Title and doesn’t mind how many P45’s he gives out on his way to achieving it. If Chelsea can persuade/buy out the Turkish FA, we may see Guus Hiddink back at The Bridge in a Directors role, and Marco van Basten taking charge as Head Coach.

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Naaarwich

'Where are you!? Come on, where are you!? "

Everyone must recognise that familiar phrase by now, from the lips of a slightly sozzled TV celebrity chef in her disgust at the noise levels emanating from Carrow Road back in 2005.

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I've heard of a wind problem but...

In the wake of the farce that was El Classico number three, and the prospect of installment number four this evening, I figured it would be appropriate to talk about the hard men of the game.

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Russian Billionaire chases Fabregas

The Sun reports that Chelsea owner has produced an ambitious wish list, in an effort to produce the modern day galacticos.

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Villa loses out to…Madrid?

Reports in the Sports Mail suggest Aston Villa were closing in on Borussia Dortmund’s starlet Nuri Sahin.

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Sir Alex Ferguson; The Best Ever

I say unusually timid as Alex Ferguson coached teams – particularly domestically – have typically shown themselves, time and time again, to be anything but the living embodiment of  timidity, as they were on Sunday, instead, a deep and vicarious reflection of their evergreen manager; fire, brimstone, pride and that inane air of knowledge of just how good they are

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Not so 'typical City'

For the first time in my lifetime the tag ‘typical City’ may finally be being etched from underneath the skin of the Manchester City fabric.

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