Michael Owen - A Career Remembered (Video)

Michael Owen was a childhood hero for most 90s kids who watched football. He scored on his first team debut for Liverpool against Wimbledon in 1997 which saw him catch the eye of the nation. It was in the 1998 World Cup where he

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Tottenham's 'one man team' label is a credit to Gareth Bale

 

On 25^th May 2007 Gareth Bale signed for Tottenham Hotspur in a deal believed to have been worth an initial £5million, potentially rising to £10milion.

This subsequently allowed Tottenham to name the said player

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Classic from the archive: The Ruud van Nistelrooy incident

Ruud van Nistelrooy was an absolute machine when he was playing for Manchester United.

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Mancini should reconsider Victor

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has today played down talk of making a summer move for Celtic's midfielder Victor Wanyama.

The 21-year-old Kenyan has been at the heart of Celtic's Champions League campaign that has seen them reach the knockout stages.

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Air Ronaldo (Video)

It is a sign of how good Cristiano Ronaldo's header was on Wednesday night that everybody talking about it more than the actual result.

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Liverpool show real promise despite Old Trafford defeat

Liverpool fans will never accept a defeat at Old Trafford. However, based on their team's performance against Manchester United yesterday, they might be beginning to accept that their team are showing real signs of progress under the stewardship of Brendan Rodgers.

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Money, money, money in a footballer's world

I remember very vividly the day in August 2008 that Sheikh Mansour took over Manchester City Football club and began investing vast amounts of money into the club. Robinho was bought for £30 million (or something close to that) and a host of world class players were brought in to bolster what had been a mediocre mid-table club, at best, for the past couple of seasons. Now look at them.

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Spooky Super Sunday

If there was ever any doubt that the Barclays Premier League was not the best in the world then the passing weeks super Sunday, paired with some fantastic games Saturday, have answered those doubts. When any football fan eyes up the fixture set for a weekend all they want is goals, goals, goals, and once again the fixtures delivered.

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The English All Time Table Top Ten: Is your team there?

The internet can be at the best of times a weird and wonderful tool and today I stumbled across a league so big, where some of its participants have played over four thousand games, even the most nerdy football statistician in the world would swoon at the site of it.

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We need to talk about yesterday

If there is one thing you can rely on football fans to do, it is to provide heartening, life-affirming moments and then let themselves down dreadfully afterwards once the hope has been raised for a better tomorow.

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