Suarez's Actions Linked To Potential Barcelona Move - Why They May Be Insignificant

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has officially apologised to Giorgio Chiellini after biting the Italy defender in Uruguay’s recent World Cup game against the Azzurri.  What this means for 27-year-old forward’s future, however, is up for debate.

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Arsenal Linked With Mario Balotelli - Why He Would Be A Good Fit For The Gunners

Arsenal have been linked with many different strikers already this summer, including Karim Benzema, Lorenzo Insigne and, of course, Mario Balotelli. Any of these could be feasible, although some publications have reported that Real Madrid star Benzema has stated he feels at home in the Spanish capital and so is unlikely to move away from the Bernabeau. Insigne was impressive last season for Napoli and seems like a decent young player, whilst Mario Balotelli is one of the most talked about players at any time of the season. Now is no different, with the Italy international being heavily linked with the Gunners.

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A Bite Too Far - Why Luis Suarez's Antics Are Ruining A Great Career

Exactly what are the ramifications of biting another player?  Perhaps we should know after Luis Suarez’s highlighted the issue with an attack on Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic just last year, yet the world of football finds itself perplexed again after a repeat incident.  The repeat offender, however, is the bigger talking point.

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Leeds United Saga Continues But It's The Fans Who Are Suffering

Leeds United fans must be wondering when it will all end. Since the early 2000s the club's board room has been in turmoil and the Elland Road outfit have been severely punished as a result. 

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VIDEO: Celebration of the week

It is regrettable that I will never know the feeling of true elation that comes from scoring an important goal in a professional football game.

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5 Reasons Why I love Serie A

Maybe its because Italian blood runs through my veins, but Serie A has always been one of my favourite leagues to watch. Whether it’s a huge match between Juventus and Inter Milan or the derby between Lazio and Roma, I fall in love with the league even more every time I’m lucky enough to catch it on television. I think its pretty underrated - there is a lot of talent down in Italy, both new as well as the Italian legends that still grace the pitch for their favorite teams. Here are five reasons why I love Serie A, and why you should, too!

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A look at the terribly huge decline of Serie A

In 2006, Italian football was hit by a match-fixing scandal known as Calcipoli that involved the country’s top football leagues. As a result, Juventus, the team with the most Serie A titles, was relegated to Serie B. They also received a nine-point deduction ahead of the new season and were stripped of the 2005 and 2006 Serie A titles. AC Milan, the team with the second most Serie A Championships, recieved an eight-point deduction for the following season. And that, football fans, is how the downswing of Italian football league began.

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Roma experiencing the Gervinho effect (Video)

How about that Roma eh? One goal conceded? Top of Serie A? Ten wins out of ten? Not too shabby.

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The World Cup seeding fiasco – Isn’t being blown out of proportion?

The announcement of the top seeds for the World Cup draw has been met with a significant amount of distain by a large chunk of the footballing world – but are they really the grave injustice we are being led to belief?

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Bendtner Sends Arsenal Timely Reminder Of His Presence

Few players can generate the same levels of frustration as Nicklas Bendtner – a man who despite possessing clear ability, more often than not flatters to deceive. Worryingly for Arsenal fans should they lose number one striker Oliver Giroud, this is the figure of frustration who will be tasked to lead their line.

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5 Teams With Their Flights Booked For Next Summer's World Cup

With World Cup qualification coming to a close, let us take a quick look at the five nations already sure of their place in Brazil:

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3 things more interesting than Jack Wilshere's comments

It is a sign of the international break that the media are getting all excited over some vaguely inoffensive comments made by Arsenal's Jack Wilshere about English players playing for England.

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What has happened to Roma?

After seven Serie A games we had expected two time defending champions Juventus to be sitting top of the pile and if not then probably one of Napoli, Fiorentina and AC Milan – nobody would have predicted it would be Roma who would be topping the pile at this stage.

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Roma legend Totti is not finished yet

Terms such as 'club legend' and 'all-time great' are in truth banded about all too often in football, when in truth there are very players who can command such high players. Yet in Francesco Totti Roma possess the very definition of a club hero, a player who is not out of place sitting alongside the great Paolo Maldini when it comes to the finest and most influential players in Serie A.

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Why Cynicism Is The Wrong Message To Send Out To The England Squad

The favourites for next year's World Cup are undoubtedly the hosts of the tournament, Brazil, and with good reason.

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