Beneath the floodlights and amidst the persistent drizzle

Beneath the floodlights and amidst the persistent drizzle, there’s an on-field battle taking place. It’s a top of the table clash. The game has been a tight affair, and the refereeing has been slightly dubious. This is football in its raw, most primal state.

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How to solve a problem like Fernando Torres?

A £50million price tag on your head is always going to put pressure on any footballer.

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Is Gerrard Houllier’s managerial style helping or hindering Aston Villa?

Despite Martin O’Neil’s departure before the season started, a mid table finish was the minimum required by new manager Gerrard Houllier from the fans. Now with only nine games left, Aston Villa now sit just two points off the relegation zone.

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Roy Hodgson, big time manager or another ‘steady eddie’?

The ‘don’ type figure has managed all over Europe, Finland, Norway and Switzerland and, of course England. Achieving success in the land of Scandinavia and even going onto manage the Finnish national team, meant that Hodgson restored his reputation as a manager, after a pretty unsuccessful spell at Blackburn Rovers.

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Where to Look When Betting

Betting on football is hard enough at the best of times, so when you are pretty new to the game, it can be almost impossible. Here I will try and give you a few tips on where to look when you’re trying to find something to put your money on.

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It’s now or never…

Is it really appropriate for a manager in the depths of a relegation battle to be making documentaries and filling oddball media commitments?

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Arsène Out, Jose In?

As Arsenal stare down the barrel of another potential trophy-less season, a few people seem to be losing faith in Arsène Wenger

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Betting on the Goals Markets

Betting on the goals markets is becoming increasingly popular in football betting.

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Diary of a Sky Sports Reporter

It's always good to see an old friend and it’s almost 10 years since I last met up with my pal Sven Goran Eriksson

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The 'Big Four' are big no more

Our boys surged past the continent’s great and good with a brand of football that fused the glorious Britishness of muscularity with European finesse, dismantling teams from Spain, Italy and Germany with unprecedented ease

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There’s change in the air

I have been taking a look at the rising English talent and I have to say the future is looking pretty good

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Football Betting – From the Beginning

Football betting has seen a remarkable growth in the past 10 years and for somebody who has never placed a bet before, it can be a very daunting task

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Another One Bites The Dust

It comes as little surprise to hear of a managerial sacking in our English Football League. In an industry where bosses are changed more often than kits, a month barely goes by without a handful of casualties.

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We’re the famous Kevin Davies and we’re going to Wembley

Now we meet in a battle to be the most ignored team in FA Cup final build up for a long while and good lord I hope it goes thee way of the reformed character.

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Da Silva snaffles British flair

You’d be correctly mistaken if you were expecting to read about Manchester United’s sibling superstars.

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