Best Young Players To Buy On FIFA 13

FIFA 13 is now out and the perfect excuse to sell your old computer games, stock up on snacks and fully diverse yourself into Manager Mode on the game.

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The real man to watch for Manchester United

Manchester United have been busy in the transfer window this summer but so far, in the past two games against Everton and Fulham, there has been one new stand out man and he goes by the name of Shinji Kagawa.

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Will Liverpool be picking up silverware this season?

The appointment of Brendan Rodgers has seen expectations rise amongst Liverpool fans once again. The way the Northern Irishman had his Swansea City team playing football last season, drawing comparisons with Barcelona and seeing them dubbed ‘Swansalona’

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It’s time to play the German way

I swear we’ve been here before? England eliminated at the first knock out stage of a major Championship and via penalties? If we are to change this from becoming (I appreciate it already is) a regular occurrence then we need to change the way we run our game, starting from the very bottom.

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Is Arsene Wenger changing his ways?

He'd been linked to Bayern Munich, the Champions League Finalists twice over the last three years over the last few months. Instead he’s found himself at the Emirates. Last season's Ligue 1 Top goal scorer, with a Ligue 1 championship medal around his neck, Oliver Giroud has left the sunny city of Montpellier

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Harry Redknapp-A man who divides opinion

You sometimes wonder in football why people make the decisions they do. Daniel Levy might be an astute businessman but his decision to sack Harry Redknapp, the former England favourite and transfer market specialist, borders on the ridiculous.

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The three men that could replace Redknapp

Harry Redknapp has been unusually quiet in recent weeks hasn’t he? Speculation across the blogosphere suggest it is because he is set to leave White Hart Lane later this week. Others claim all is well at Tottenham Hotspur between himself and chairman Daniel Levy and that a new deal is set to be signed.

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Alan Smith is an example to all footballers

There was once a time where Alan Smith was a lethal and clinical striker. He had it all. A set of trendy bleach blonde hair, the cocky confident stroll of a 90s Premiership player and he was becoming one of the best goal strikers England had seen in a long time.

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Liverpool fans have a cause for concern

Liverpool fans have become disillusioned at the recent events that have occurred at their football club. So much so that fans union Spirit of Shankly (SOS) have written to owners Fenway Sports Group calling on them to provide “clear leadership and direction” to dispel fears that the club is in “disarray”.

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An interview with Clarke Carlisle on: Clarke Carlisle, Kick it Out and Respect

Brainy. Now that is a word that is not often associated with footballers. But Northampton central-defender (on loan from Carlisle United) has the title of “Britain’s Brainiest Footballer” and along with this he has won two episodes of Channel 4’s Countdown as well as appearing on BBC Question Time.

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What is in store for the summer at Spurs?

Somewhat of a follow up to the yesterday’s season review; the summer is usually a dreaded time to be a Tottenham Hotspur fan. A time of speculation for the prized assets regularly being linked with a move away from White Hart Lane.

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All change at the Emirates next term

Arsene Wenger has always been known for not investing in his squad with big names, but now the current season is yet to end and already Arsenal have seemingly secured the capture of two big name players.

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Have Spurs finally turned a corner?

Crash, bang, wallop, what a win. The first time Tottenham Hotspur win at the Reebok Stadium in their history and what a way, and time, to do it.

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The play-off dilemma

So the final standings of the Championship has been decided; Reading are perched at the very top whilst Southampton follow them back into the Premier League. This year’s Championship has once again been fascinating and has truly shown that if the Premiership is described as the best league in the world, our 2^nd tier standard of football must be closely following.      

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What we learnt from the Nou Camp

When only 35 minutes have been played of a football match and this happens, it doesn't bode too well. Especially when you are playing against one of the best teams in club football. When John Terry stupidly kneed Alexis Sanchez in the back, resulting in his sending off, Chelsea seemed down and out of their second leg Champions League semi-final tie against Barcelona. 

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