Telegraph Fantasy Football Preview - Strikers - Part One

With just a week to go we bring you the final piece in our Telegraph Fantasy Football preview – the all-important striker slots, where things are not quite as clear cut as they were in past years.

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When Football Disrespects The Fans - Why Supporters Need To Stand Against Premier League Changes

Is there any point in being a football supporter these days?

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Who Will Be The Premier League Surprise Package This Season?

A new season approaches fellow football fans, and whilst debate rages on who might win the title this season, let us take a look at what team could upset some odds.

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Premier League preview - How will Everton cope under Roberto Martinez?

The appointment of Roberto Martinez has gone down well and it is easy to see why. The Spaniard’s style of play may not be what Everton fans have been used to over the past 10 years, but is certainly something to look forward to.

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Jermaine Beckford: Goalscorer (Video)

Jermaine Beckford saw his competitive debut for Bolton end in a draw against Burnley at Turf Moor.  He didn’t get on the scoresheet this weekend, but don’t expect that to happen too often.

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The most ridiculous game of football (Video)

With the Australians getting destroyed in the cricket (ha) I thought I would share with you their finest football related moment.

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The transfer window so far – Norwich City

What they needed

Finishing eleventh represented a significant achievement last season for the Canaries – with Chris Hughton’s debut season bringing about new sense of solidarity and toughness within the side. 

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Whether he stays or goes, Wayne Rooney is a talent

As uncertainty continues to surround Wayne Rooney’s Manchester United future, it is important to remember just how good of a player he is.

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Chris Hughton looks to bring the best to Carrow Road

As Norwich continue to be linked to big-name players, what does the upcoming Premier League season have in store for them?

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Is Martinez's Wigan raid going to work?

Whilst he might not be placing all his eggs in one basket, new Everton boss Roberto Martinez is certainly placing a large proportion of them in the same box – given that of his four signings to date three were playing for him at Wigan last term.

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When expectations in football cannot be met

It seems that every season, the general expectation of sides in the Premier League slowly increases. Roberto Martinez has supposedly vowed to bring Champions League football to Goodison Park, while West Ham’s owners are building towards the club becoming a top 6 outfit.

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Opening remarks: what Europe’s new gaffers had to say

David Moyes has begun life as Manchester United’s gaffer by griping about the fixture list. Over the past few years he’s never seen Man Utd have a more difficult start to the season, he says.

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Where will former Liverpool target ply his trade next season?

Japanese midfielder Keisuke Honda has been subject to a number of rumours over the past few years, but due to him being tucked away in that remote Russian league, here in England we only get to hear about the playmaker when an English sniff around the peroxide roots of the Honda.

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Three reasons why Arouna Kone would be a good signing for Everton

As it looks more and more likely that Ivorian striker Arouna Kone is going to rejoin former Wigan coach Roberto Martinez at Everton many people have questioned whether signing him for £5 million would be a good deal for ‘The Toffees’. There are three reasons why I think that Kone could improve the team at Everton which would make him good value for money.

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Where are they now: Francis Jeffers (video)

32-year-old Francis Jeffers has had a very long career stretching out over 16 years having played for 11 different clubs in four different countries. He was once affectionately labelled by Arsene Wenger after Arsenal signed him as ‘The fox in the box’ because of the way he poached goals at Everton. However over his career Jeffers has proved to be anything but foxy. He now plays for League Two side Accrington Stanley after spells in Scotland, Malta and Australia.

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