Jose Mourinho Could Have A Future Star On His Hands - Why Chelsea Youngster Deserves A Chance In The First Team

Chelsea signed 20-year-old Patrick Bamford from Nottingham Forest for £1.5 million in 2012 and he is, in my opinion, one of the Blues' best young talents. He has not played for the first team but has played for the reserves, as well as having loan spells at MK Dons and Derby County.

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3 Young Forwards Flourishing In League One

We are now around a quarter of the way through the 2013-14 League One campaign.  With that being the case, it feels appropriate to take a look at some of this season’s standout performers:

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Is £62 too much to pay for a ticket to football?

With Manchester City returning 912 unsold tickets to the Emirates Stadium, just how much are football fans willing to pay to watch their club?

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The Crazy Gang (Video)

AFC Wimbledon (as they are called now) have had a rather tumoltuous couple of years. All that relegation business with all that MK Dons business and then renaming themselves and then promotions: it's all happened to the team from south west London.

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A Derby Too Far- MK Don 2-1 AFC Wimbledon

'With a subtle fingers up to all that was MK Dons, the team that wouldn't die had made it's point against the team that many wish would. ' 

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Jimmy Bullard will be remembered as a joker but was once a fine player (Video)

Today the news was announced that ex-Wigan, Fulham and Hull player Jimmy Bullard had retired from football with immediate effect just five weeks into his spell at MK Dons.

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Tangerine's wonder kid (Video)

Blackpool FC are again looking to push into the play-offs and possibly better in the Championship this year. They have a good squad of players who are use to playing with one another. However there is one player who is a shining light for the Tangerines. Thomas Ince.

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Alan Smith is an example to all footballers

There was once a time where Alan Smith was a lethal and clinical striker. He had it all. A set of trendy bleach blonde hair, the cocky confident stroll of a 90s Premiership player and he was becoming one of the best goal strikers England had seen in a long time.

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Fall from grace for Smith

At the age of 31, Newcastle United's Alan Smith is by no means in the twilight of his career, but his loan move to MK Dons does signify that he may have already experienced the most successful parts of his footbaling life.

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How to build a professional football club

We all know the stories of AFC Wimbledon and their ambitious counterparts, but just how do you build a professional football club? Well, look no further than just over the Atlantic Ocean as new MLS side, Montreal Impact tell exactly how to do it.

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League One 2011/12 Season Preview

After Wednesday were relegated, Sheffield United couldn’t bare another season without the Steel City Derby, so got themselves relegated.

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Bright Future at the Emirates?

Luton Town. Swansea City. Doncaster Rovers. Carlisle United. MK Dons. Crawley Town. Birmingham City. Darlington. What do these eight clubs have in common? They have all won a trophy in the past six seasons; something that Arsenal have failed to achieve in that very same time period. This is the team that has invested nigh on £100m in their current squad, and is recognised as the third greatest team in English football history. Has everything gone badly wrong?

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Shrimpers Summer Update

So Sunny Sarfend jetted off to Scotland on Thursday for their pre-season summer training camp at Stirling University and to take part in a mini tournament involving Dundee, Raith Rovers and East Fife.

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New Look Posh?

It’s only a month ago that every Poshj fan alive was either in the stands of Old Trafford or glued to their TV sets watching as 3 goals in 7 minutes sealed Huddersfield’s fate and propelled Peterborough into the Championship.

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Crazy Gang bang on route to right the wrongs

Yesterday saw the return of the name 'Wimbledon' to the football league pyramid. After the travesty that saw their club move 70 miles away, the fans of Wimbledon as they knew it had to do something drastic, and that's exactly what they did. They ditched their league status that for so many years had been the Premiership, and they formed AFC Wimbledon. The rest as they say is history.

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