Harry looks to Sunderland to solve striker headache

Spurs are lining up a surprising move for Sunderland forward Asamoah Gyan.

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Assou-Ekotto: One Of The Premiership's Best Left Backs

Whilst eye-catching guys like Nani, Jack Wilshere and Joey Barton (Yes even him!) have stood out this year for their performances, a left back playing in North London has this season come on leaps and bounds.

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Charlton, Barnes, Gascoigne, Beckham..... Barton?

Oh Joey, deluded Joey. Joey Barton, a man who has become synonymous within his own country for violence and scandal, rather than the trade which he is apparently at the top of.

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From Balotelli’s bib to Rooney’s rant: A silly sulks XI

In recent weeks, we’ve seen the more petulant side of Premiership footballers. While such tantrums have seen more coverage in recent weeks, such hissy fits have been commonplace in Premiership football for many years. But what if such volatile characters all played together? Here’s a team made of some of the more annoyingly hilarious players to grace England’s top flight.

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Football Bad Boys

Since arriving at Eastlands Phil Taylor wannabe Mario Balotelli has put forward a great case for starting a stretch at Lancaster Farms Young Offenders Institution let alone making the starting line up for Manchester City.

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In the world of a little big club

How many times do you hear the argument, ‘we’re a bigger club that you are?’ Well, after a row in the local boozer last night, I thought I would stir it up even more by putting the Premiership in order of big to little. There is no logic in the order, crowd size, trophies, history – nothing weighs more than anything else, this is just a general opinion supported by my argument as to why I place the club where I do. Feel free to slate my table, but support your argument with a reason as to what make a big club, a big club…

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Another One Bites The Dust

It comes as little surprise to hear of a managerial sacking in our English Football League. In an industry where bosses are changed more often than kits, a month barely goes by without a handful of casualties.

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The season for the new boys

When you look at the Premier League table this season there aren’t many shocks, Man United are top with a point in hand and are being chased by Chelsea and Arsenal, but the big shock is Newcastle’s position.

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Spending Money Doesn’t Always Pay-Off

Nearly a month has passed since the transfer window closed, where clubs were looking to make signings that would change the course of their season.

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Wilshere Leads the Lions Forward

It was seen as the “Golden Generation”.

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DEAL OR NO DEAL?

  Most football fans this week will think that Newcastle United

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TFR Hero/Villain Of The Week

TFR Hero of the week:

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Andy Gray: "You can't beat a bit of bully"

BUT SERIOUSLY………

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Darren Bent's Pricetag in Perspective

I never once denied how overpriced this transfer fee for Darren Bent was. At the time, I used Man City’s valuation of £28m for James Milner as justification for my team's extravagant spending.

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Football Priciest Flops

Veron arrived from Italy with a big reputation, deservedly, as one of the world’s best midfield players who was a regular in both the Lazio and Argentina sides

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