QPR haven't found the Remy-dey just yet

If 'Arry pulls this one off, it will be his greatest yet. Keeping Queens Park Rangers in the Premier League looked an impossible task when Redknapp took over at Loftus Road. With a squad of Premier League rejects assembled by Mark Hughes, Harry has his work cut out.

We are well aware Redknapp likes to keep most of his January dealing until last minute, but with QPR and their precarious position, is it worth risking last minute deals? With Tony Fernandes' obession

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The issue of racism and the FA

In light of the this past weekend and the hullabaloo over the Kick it Out t-shirt snubs, much has been said about the campaign itself and the issue of racism in football is now under the spotlight more than ever. Of course, progress has been mande over the decades but as we have seen in the past twelve months there is still a very significant issue with racism in the football.

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English Football Is Embarrassed Once Again

It really has been one of the most shameful periods ever in English football. The game that is loved by billions across the world has been brought into disrepute in the past couple of weeks. There are many things that are wrong with the modern game, for instance the amount of money players earn a week. The main focus will be on the John Terry case, Ashley Cole’s tweet and the topic of diving.

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Pre-Match handshake nonsense needs to stop.

This weekend saw the shambles of the Terry-Ferdinand incident raise it's head again. It's once again made the headlines and left a bad taste in the mouth. Unbelievable really when you think that Arsenal netted 6 this weekend, Manchester United posted a further 4 and Aston Villa recorded their first league victory since the turn of the Millennium. 

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The original hand-shake snub (Video)

With all the furore over Saturday's game at Loftus Road which sees QPR and Chelsea and more pertinently, the possibility of Anton Ferdinand and John Terry (if fit) facing up to each other at the pre-match hand-shake following the controversy of last season and the racism accusations, let's take a trip back to the original hand-shake snub.

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There will always be foul language in football. Rightly so

The fallout from the decision on the John Terry racism case is in full swing; most of it largely pretty inevitable.

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