Ryan Giggs, United's greatest

These younger fans voting, haven’t seen George Best at the peak of his powers, or even clips of video footage, and haven’t seen midfield masters such as Bryan Robson, and the legendary Bobby Charlton. It was those players that bought about United’s first success in Europe, then against the mighty Benfica.

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Arsenal’s Solution To Their Long Awaited Search For A Trophy?

Arsene Wenger must be looking on in admiration at the England captaincy debate.

At present he could only wish to make a decision like Fabio Capello’s - to reinstate John Terry back as captain in place of Rio Ferdinand - because Arsenal do not have any leaders in their team.

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99 UK football grounds and £20,000 later dedicated Owls fan reaches 100th away grounds

Devoted Sheffield Wednesday fan Keith Bridge, 56, has seen his beloved Owls play on 99 UK football grounds, with the milestone 100^th ground coming this Saturday (26^th March) away against Dagenham & Redbridge.

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The English national side 2016

Since the debacle of South Africa, the youth of England are being looked at in a different light, the golden generation is over and the new boys need to be blooded in and tried out. Here is a rundown of who I think could make the grade at each position:

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Please find enclosed my application and CV

Dear Mr. DJ Campbell,

Please find enclosed my application for the position you currently have vacant for a professional footballer.

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TWICE IN A LIFETIME - Can The 2010 New York Cosmos Recapture The Magic Of 1977?

The big bang and the birth of the Cosmos began when joint owners of Atlantic Records, Neshui and Ahmet Ertegun, introduced the game of football (Soccer) to the President of Warner Brothers - Steve Ross - in the late 1960s.

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The world’s greatest football person

Who is the best all round football person? Who has combined being a great player and latterly managing with large amounts of success?’

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Diary of a Sky Sports Reporter

Preston substitute Nathan Ellington provided a thrilling finish to this match against managerless Coventry as he netted the winner deep into stoppage time to keep alive North End's hope of staying in the Championship.

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Why United Now Have The Perfect Nani

Nani or to give him his full name Luis Carlos Almedia da Cunha has probably over the past year been one of the best players in the Premiership. In my opinion he's been the best player in the league second to only Gareth Bale.

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Oh Stuart

Our season may now be on the brink of an Arsenal esq capitulation and Stoke may soon be playing their trade in Europe. Surely that negatively affects everyone involved with English football.

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Hell of a wakeup call...

It was nice to see Aaron Ramsey again in an Arsenal shirt over the weekend, after recovering from that horrific injury he suffered at Stoke City last year.

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The non-league Messi?

Adam Birchall began his career at Arsenal, where he spent 10 years in the youth team and ended up training with the likes of Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry

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The diary off a Sunday League Manager

Monday 17.57 - call opposition and arrange the weekend fixture, first polite and seemingly mandatory question "how's the team going" bearing in mind we are routed to the bottom off the league and lost our last game 8-0, to*ser! But you politely brush it off and continue with the fixture arrangements and 10 minutes off boredom as the idiot brags about how well their team is doing

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“My misses could have scored that…”

That was the quote used by Harry Rednapp after Darren Bent could have won the game for us a few years back against Portsmouth.

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Whisper It Quietly Children – Argyle Are Staying Up

I was though; surprised to see most around the ground in high spirits despite the perilous position the club find themselves in on and off the pitch. Special mention has to go to the staff who are the forgotten victims, despite not being paid for 7 weeks the staff are still working hard to help towards the survival of the club.

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