Player in focus: Raheem Sterling

When I was told a few years back to ‘remember the name of Raheem Sterling’, I casually noted it down in my mental diary of ones to watch in the future. However, little did I know Sterling would progress so quickly in such a minute space of time, and is now beating full-backs for fun in the Premier League.

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The original hand-shake snub (Video)

With all the furore over Saturday's game at Loftus Road which sees QPR and Chelsea and more pertinently, the possibility of Anton Ferdinand and John Terry (if fit) facing up to each other at the pre-match hand-shake following the controversy of last season and the racism accusations, let's take a trip back to the original hand-shake snub.

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Paladini could spell more trouble for Birmingham

After transfer embargos, numerous delays in the publication of club finances, the President being arrested for money laundering, Birmingham City would be forgiven for the avoidance of the constant of the field unsettlement the club has persisted to attract in recent years. However, with Peter Pannu, the acting chairman at St Andrews whilst president Carson Yeung remains incarcerated in the far east ahead of a November hearing for financially-related crimes, looking for outside investment, the Blues' soap opera mybe about to take another twist in its far-fetched plot-lines.

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The Five Worst Signings of the Transfer Window

The transfer window is finally closed but for every Robin Van Persie or Sergio Aguero, there is a Park Chu Young or an Andy Carroll. So which summer signings are perhaps ones which owners and managers should have thought twice about sanctioning?

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QPR – The Journeymen Galacticos?

The panic that seems to be building up over Loftus Road may ensure that yet more faces arrive in West London before the end of the transfer window.

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Praise Swansea, but don’t forget the efforts of Fulham on opening weekend

It’s not very often you can win 5-0 in one of the most competitive league in the world and get almost no recognition of your achievement, but it’s happened to Fulham this Saturday.

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Mark Hughes’ short term fix not a long term solution

Only at a club with the mental past history of Queens Park Rangers can you expect to see a manager react to an opening day defeat by replacing the whole back four. A Swansea whirlwind may have blown any pre-season optimism away from Loftus Road but to resort to a carpentry-like renovation of a defence and give it the IKEA treatment at the calling of just one game is not the answer, regardless of its margin of defeat.

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Hargreaves can't be the King yet

Mark Hughes has set about business quite sensibly at QPR following their hare’em scare’em relegation avoidance in the last-day madness of the triumphant Etihad, so far bashfully turning down owner Manuel Fernandes’ offer of a fruitful expenditure in favour of the settled summer that fatefully evaded Neil Warnock last year.

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QPR Move Allows Fabio To Emerge From Rafael's Shadow

The relationship twins share is a very unique and special one. It has been said that twins can share a somewhat telepathic relationship with each other. On the other hand being a twin doesn’t come without some problems.

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Five Reasons to watch the Premier League’s final round.

After 37 gruelling weeks, we come to the last round of the English Premier League...and what a round its going to be! 

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QPR may count cost of reckless ambition

Queens Park Rangers are in trouble. On a run of one win in sixteen games, the home win over basement club Wigan Athletic being the solitary victory by the side of Mark Hughes’ name since he took the Loftus Road post, opened up by the reactionary sacking of Neil Warnock.

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The Lambert revolution

On the 8^th of August 2009, Paul Lambert’s Colchester began their League One campaign with a trip to newly relegated Norwich City. 

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Is Suarez a disgrace?

There have been many great rivalries in English football over the years, but very few have encapsulated the true beauty of our nations' football like the north-west derby.

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Saturday Night Article & Gossip Round Up - Chelsea move for goalie, Inter star hints at United move plus more

A daily round up of all the Premiership news and gossip stories.

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Euro 2012: England’s striking options

It’s only February and, although Euro 2012 discussion is a tad premature, England hopefuls have less than four months to impress Fabio Capello and earn themselves a place in the squad.

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