Pre-Match handshake nonsense needs to stop.

This weekend saw the shambles of the Terry-Ferdinand incident raise it's head again. It's once again made the headlines and left a bad taste in the mouth. Unbelievable really when you think that Arsenal netted 6 this weekend, Manchester United posted a further 4 and Aston Villa recorded their first league victory since the turn of the Millennium. 

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Evra out on his butt as new signing takes over

Finally, after 6 long seasons Sir Alex has signed a left back in the shape of 23 year old Alexander Buttner to compete with the ever-present Patrice Evra, and it looks as if the new-boy will go straight into the side for the league game against Wigan Athletic on Saturday.

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Is it time to end the pre-match handshake?

The Subject of the last episode of Sky Sports’ The Footballers Football Show is a question which splits opinion. My opinion?  Let’s scrap it.

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Why Liverpool should sell Suarez

This could prove to be a controversial blog, as Luis Suarez is loved at Anfield and hated virtually everywhere else in the Premier League.

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Long live the King?

Think about Kenny Dalglish for a moment. Older footballing traditionalists will associate the Glaswegian with a glittering playing career for Celtic and Liverpool, with Dalglish creating a wonderful legacy for both club and country.

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Monday's Gossip Round-up

A quick, light-hearted look at today's gossip.

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Dalglish dismisses Suarez talk

Liverpool manager Luis Suarez has laughed off speculation linking striker Luis Suarez with a move to Paris St. Germain.

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Wednesday's Paper Gossip-

A quick, light-hearted look at today's transfer gossip.

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The Border Between Passion and Idiocy

Avid support and even tribalism have long existed in football.  Fans possess such an undying love for their club, a passion that is matched in very few other walks of life. 

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Suarez vs.The World

Suarez is usually not scared of using his hands – most notably in Uruguay’s World Cup 2010 Quarter Final where he blocked the ball on the line to stop Ghana taking the lead in extra time.

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Living in the past- The Harsh Reality of 21st Century Football

It’s 1990 and it’s the World Cup. Terry Butcher looks like he belongs on the set of a horror movie and Paul Gascoigne is sobbing like a teenage girl after watching ‘Marley & Me’.

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How much longer can Dalglish defend Suarez?

As if Dalglish hasn't got enough on his plate with Lucas on the long term injury list along with team captain Steven Gerrard, and Jay Spearing suspended following his red card against Fulham on Monday. Surely the last thing Kenny Dalglish needs is to be fielding yet more questions concerning Luis Suarez after the gesture he made toward the home fans at Craven Cottage on Monday.

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Probably the 100th racism article you’ve read this week

Our world of football is in a hectic state of disorder and there has been a unified call for the blood of Sepp Blatter. The problem of racism looks like it’s going to consume football and has already left FIFA’s global reputation tarnished. What Blatter said last week was reckless and ignorant, but he has raised another concern in my mind.

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Johnson's late strike seals victory for Liverpool

Glen Johnson scored a late winner to stun his old club, as Liverpool went level on points with Chelsea after an entertaining victory.

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Hypocrisy leaves FA/FIFA battle meaningless"

The latest battle between the FA and FIFA has, once again, quickly degenerated into nothing more than a bum fight whose participants both possess serious problems when it come to credibility and morality.

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