Carroll stuck in no man's land.










There is nothing like the fear of relegation to prompt a club into taking drastic action.
The Premier League - arguably the greatest league on the planet. The league which is so fast-paced, so physically tough, and so mentally demanding that a high percentage of foreign players coming to ply their trade in front of our cameras fail miserably and are sent packing to an easier way of life.
At 6 feet 8 inches, Lacina Traore may already be a big thing in African football. However, at the age of just 22 years old, Traore's impressive performances in Russia have led to inevitable comparisons with fellow countryman Didier Drogba and claims that he could become Africa's next big superstar.
Michael Owen made his gushing admission that he was to retire and the thought of it had reduced him to tears, but will he be remembered as a great?
Tony Pulis mentioned it in his post match interview following the Newcastle United defeat - his side do not possess enough quality. There is genuine concern that Stoke could decline next season.
Newcastle United playmaker Hatem Ben Arfa has been efficient drifting off the wings and being given licence to roam between the midfield and up front.
In the 2011/12 campaign he even should his capability to move up front as part of a devastating three, with Cisse and Ba.
The Ivory coast midfielder at one time was the lynchpin of the Newcastle United midfield. His tacking and tenacity were a shining example to those around him and displayed the exact kind of passion the St James’s Park crowd demanded
Newcastle United fans have heralded the French signings made in January as saving their season. Moussa Sissoko has been the one most lauded by the fans.
With the news this week that Dennis Bergkamp will have a statue built in his honour outside of Arsenal's Emirates stadium I thought this would be a fantastic opportunity to remember one of the Dutchman's finest moments.
Before Roberto Mancini took over Manchester City, you had to go back 34 years and 22 managers to find our last success, that 1976 League Cup win over Newcastle United.
Stefan de Vrij may not be a defender many Premier League fans have heard of but you very soon will do.
Manchester United - A club hated by fans far and wide, but loved by many more. The Red Devils have been the main force in English football for some time now, after snatching the glory from fierce rivals Liverpool, and look to reclaim their league trophy from Manchester City this season.
Stephen Ireland is the latest “big” name to be frozen out by Paul Lambert and told to train with the youngsters at Aston Villa. Is it any surprise?
Think of Manchester United wide man Nani and you think of spectacular, long-range goals, rapid movements and the enchanting skills that he pulls off with ease.