Would Redknapp sacrifice Spurs for England?

Let’s face it; have many of us really seen a better Tottenham side in any of our respective generations?

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England’s Next Manager in Waiting

Now that we all know who England will face in next summer’s UEFA European Championships following the draw at the Palace of Arts in Kiev early today, the nation will inevitably commence a pre-tournament journey mixed with uncertainty, excitement and expectation.

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Gary Speed and the after-effects, the dignity of football fans

The idiom goes that “prevention is better than cure” but what the saying doesn’t consider is the unfortunate factors that characterise the clamour to spread the gospel of prevention. That’s one of the reasons “every cloud has a silver lining” was promoted from mere sentence to fully fledged clichéd idiom.

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Young impetus the call of the day

The name Michael Appleton will not have registered on many a Portsmouth fans’ radar while they were delving through the list of potential new managers.

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Premiership debut doubles

When Sergio Aguero scored an impressive brace on his Premier League debut against Swansea, he became the first player to do so since Mido back in 2005.

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Saturday Morning Round Up @ Spurs eye Barca defenders, Chelsea striker loving life, Pompey turn to United legend

Portsmouth want former Manchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as their new manager.

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Profile Feature Story: David Thomas

The on strike batsman pats the ground with his bat taking guard as a tall slender figure holding a deliciously red new ball in his left hand, prepares to charge in.

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Decoding the future of football broadcasting

Thus far the football business has taken the oncoming global financial apocalypse rather well, the lower reaches of football notwithstanding and besides, Sky doesn’t care for them so why should we?*

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Championship Round Up

I have to say, Leon Clarke’s hat-trick for Chesterfield against Carlisle did make me smile. My joy for Clarke had nothing to do with any personal feelings towards the on-loan striker, it was more a case of how it went down with his parent club Swindon Town.

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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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Easter Diary of a Sky Sports Reporter

Easter is normally a part of the year to spend some extra time with the family – but that's usually not the case for a football journalist.

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Last chance for Pompey's push

One week ago it seemed Portsmouth’s push for the play-offs was alive and kicking.

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Two years ago no-one had heard of Joel Ward

The defender was on loan to then League Two side Bournemouth and playing centre-back week-in, week-out in hope of impressing his parent club Portsmouth.

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What exactly is administration?

Plymouth look set to become the 25^th club in the top four tiers of English football to enter administration this century

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Discarded shoe fuels transfer rumours

Who is the Nottingham big foot?

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