John Terry - liar or lion

John Terry’s international future has been put into serious doubt after his apparent racial slur towards Anton Ferdinand during Chelsea’s match against QPR.

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All I want for Christmas is ... a few defenders

Ahh, it’s almost that time of year when the festive frollocks begin and woman go crazy in the shops. Handbags in the face, trolley’s in your heel – and that’s just when you wear the same stuff as her to the work's Christmas doo.

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Are the bookies really never wrong?

According to Bettinglatest.com, money is pouring in for a Chelsea win against Liverpool in the up coming Carling Cup tie at Stamford Bridge on 29th November. There's an age-old expression that the bookies are never wrong but I'm not so sure.

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10 things we have learnt this weekend

England can win ugly and we should enjoy it:

Only 48 hours have passed since England beat the world champions, (I repeat, the WORLD CHAMPIONS) and already we have seen the national press roll out such empty platitudes as “Room for improvment” or “ 5 things England must learn”.

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What’s Wrong with Experimentation?

International friendlies almost divide as much opinion as fellow controversies Marmite, Joey Barton and Brussels sprouts - you either love them or hate them.

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Swansea ready teach McEachran the way to play

Sitting pretty in the top ten with Christmas on the horizon during your first season in the Premier League - it has been a fantastic start for Swansea City.

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An international break only calls for a recap

As it’s the International break, it seems to be the right time to reflect the Premier League season so far and all its surprise packages, good or bad.

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Prudent pessimism or crude realism?

After France’s first competitive win in Sarajevo in September 2010, Didier Roustan – a sports journalist among others – said that we will only know this side’s true value in Poland and Ukraine (provided we get there which wasn’t assured at the time).

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My top 10 foreigners in the Premier League history

The Serbian defender has quite simply been the best foreign defender the Premier League has seen, as voted for in the recent four-four-two magazine. Following a £7 million move from Spartak Moscow in the January transfer window of 2006, Vidic has forged a watertight partnership with the former England captain Rio Ferdinand at the heart of United’s defence.

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How to defeat the best sides in the world

It may have only been a friendly, but England proved on Saturday that the World and European  Champions are in fact, far from invincible.

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Sunday Evening Round Up @ Italians plot Nani bid, Arsenal ace a target for Barca, plus much more...

Inter Milan, Juventus and AC Milan are all hoping to lure Portuguese winger Nani away from Old Trafford in the summer.

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Not another striker story Andre

With such a well documented problem at the back, why is there always something going on with Chelsea’s strikers?

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Saturday Morning Round Up @ Liverpool close in on teen, Blue Square Survey, Wenger set for clear out

Liverpool are closing in on the signature of Swiss teenage striker Nicholas Hunziker from FC Basle.

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Noisy neighbours still playing second fiddle to Sir Alex’s men, Blue Square Bet survey finds

Manchester City might be top of the Premier League and the reigning FA Cup holders, but they haven’t stopped rivals Manchester United being named the dream FA Cup opponents for Non League teams, according to 29% of fans in a Blue Square Bet survey.

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Best bit of business?

Nearing a third of the way through the new season after a spectacular summer of transfers. Arsenal losing top players, City, Chelsea and Liverpool spending big, so who was the best bit of business to have played in the Premier League this season.

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