Who needs who in January: Part 1

January is finally upon us and we all know what that means; the re-opening of the transfer window. 31 days of gossip fuelled news and players making the moves from club-to-club, either on loan or permanently. But, who does need to sign who before February 1^st? Find out below.

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Arsenal - Out with the new, in with the old.

Well, where do we start?

King Cesc left for Barca, Clichy and Nasri flew up the Eastlands, and a hatful of youngsters came in, along with the beanpole Mertesacker,  the Ivorian Gervinho, and Arteta from Everton.

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Diary of a Sky Sports Reporter

With regard to Huddersfield's League One game home game with Chesterfield on Boxing Day, all my research pointed to a home victory as a side with just two defeats in 46 league outing met the team at the bottom of the division with no league wins in 12.

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Would A United Fan Want This For Christmas?

Well it’s that time of year, the time when gifts are exchanged and the New Year brings new promises, hope and a time for change. The holiday season, or Christmas as it’s known over there, is a time to wish for gifts and hope that Santa (known as the Glazers over there) brings them to you.

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Scotsman to lead Three Lions

When Fabio Capello leaves the England hot seat next summer, most bets will be on Harry Redknapp as the man capable of drafting in a new era for the national team.

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Weekend News & Gossip Round Up

News & Gossip

Chelsea will be allowed to sign either Pato or Robinho from AC Milan if the Italian club are successful in signing City's unsettled forward Carlos Tevez.

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Saturday Morning Round Up @ Liverpool & Arsenal set for clear out, Harry warns off Fergie plus more

News & Gossip

Manchester United will not be forced into the January transfer market despite.
Full story: Metro

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Friday Evening Round Up @ Wenger for England, Spurs move for Arsenal target plus more

News & Gossip

Aston Villa are pondering a move for Newcastle midfielder Danny Guthrie.
Full story: Daily Mirror

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Saturday Morning Round Up @ Drogba to Spurs, United starlet on the way out, plus AVB, McLeish, Magpies and more

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp says he would be keen to take Chelsea striker Didier Drogba to White Hart Lane.

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The biggest rivalry in... Lincolnshire!

Forget the ‘Merseyside derby’ the ‘Manchester derby’ or the ‘Derby della Capitale’, the El Classico of Lincolnshire is happening twice within this month.

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Gary Speed and the after-effects, the dignity of football fans

The idiom goes that “prevention is better than cure” but what the saying doesn’t consider is the unfortunate factors that characterise the clamour to spread the gospel of prevention. That’s one of the reasons “every cloud has a silver lining” was promoted from mere sentence to fully fledged clichéd idiom.

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Standing up to rising ticket prices

To what extent Wolves v Sunderland at Molineux can be considered to be a ‘Super Sunday’ is a debate in itself, but nonetheless, this is where Sky’s live Sunday afternoon Premier League will be broadcast from this weekend.

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Football and depression

It’s fair to say that 99% of football fans would trade their day job for the glitz and glamour of the world’s most popular sport. The money, the fame, the worldwide recognition from every quarter of the globe is exactly what fans dream of it the modern day. Picking up a weekly pay packet that most fans would struggle to pick up over a five-year period would be enough to sway any supporter to trade in their day job.

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Just What Has Happened To Patrice Evra?

That’s a pretty common question on the lips of myself and most other Manchester United fans at the moment. When fit, Evra is one of the first names on the team sheet but regardless of that, there are still question marks over his form that has been lingering over him now for a year now.

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Diary of a Soccer Saturday Reporter

It takes a lot to shock me in football but when I heard on Sunday lunchtime that Wales manager Gary Speed had died, I couldn't believe it. At the time, the circumstances of Speed's death had not been confirmed but just the fact that a 42-year-old was no longer around sent a shiver down my spine. To then find out that he had hanged himself was an even bigger shock.

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