Will Redknapp last a season in the Championship?

Harry Redknapp’s move to QPR midway through the Premier League season was supposed to inspire a Lazarus-esque rise from the ashes, and a climb towards safety for the Loftus Road outfit. For many reasons this did not transpire, but as QPR face up to life in the Championship is Redknapp likely to stay on?

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The Great Alessandro

The Italian legend dates back to 1991 playing for Padova where this great journey all started, he then transferred to one of the best Italian teams in Italy, Juventus.

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Taking a cap off to Russia's solid start (Video)

On a night where Roy Hodgson's three lions roared to a 5-0 win over Moldova in the opening round of the 2014 World Cup Qualifiers, Hodgson's predecessor also enjoyed a productive victory to kick start Russia's qualifying campaign.

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Why Capello is a bad choice for Russia

Having parting ways with Dick Advocaat after the Euros, Russia faced a massive decision over whom to appoint as his successor. Having failed to qualify for the last two World Cups and with the team that impressed so much at Euro 2008 collectively aging, the Russians face a serious challenge in maintaining their fast-slipping status as a top footballing nation.

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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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Time for an English manager, but a European style

Two years down the line, after that 4-1 drubbing to the hands of the Germans, how far have we advanced as a squad, and more importantly, can we banish those World Cup memories with success in Poland and Ukraine this June?

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Salary would bring international equality

As we roll around to another International tournament, huge expectancy will once again be placed on the England national team to produce the goods. The question to be asked is why would we place hope in a squad not much changed from the disastrous 2010 world cup in South Africa ?

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Future should be the focus for national team

Fabio Capello stepped down from the manager position last week and for some people that is a big negative going into Euro 2012, and some have even put a cloud over the future of the England side but is there any need to worry about the future?

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Hiddink for England job?

The impossible job? Or do the F.A Guus need to think about it?

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Why 'arry is the right man for the job

Twenty Four hours ago Harry Redknapp was climbing up the walls awaiting the Jury’s verdict on his drawn-out tax evasion court case, and Fabio Capello was sat on his £6 million-a-year contract sulking over the FA’s decision to debunk John Terry as captain. How things have changed...

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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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Should we be scared of the unknown Ukraine?

After all the cultural homages and the drawn out affair had passed over in Kiev, England were the last to discover their fate as they were plucked last out of the pots in the draw process for next year’s European Championships.

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England’s ship without a captain?

The recent allegations made against Chelsea and England captain John Terry have once again brought up the seemingly endless question about who should wear the national team’s armband. With Terry’s credibility and the fitness of Steven Gerrard and Rio Ferdinand in doubt, England may go to Euro 2012 without any of the usual suspects to lead them onto the pitch.

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English football still searching for Silva lining

"Jack Wilshere is incredible because he is so young. We also need the experience of John Terry, Rio Ferdinand and Scott Parker. "You need this kind of player, plus Rooney, I hope.": Fabio Capello-October 20^th 2011.

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Sunday Morning Round Up @ Harry in for Tevez, Capello offered £30m, RVB best in the PL?

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp will offer Carlos Tevez a Premier League lifeline.

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