Qualification Will Go Right Down To The Wire For England

An international break is upon us, where we will see England desperately try to secure a trip to Brazil for next year’s World Cup.  The tickets Roy Hodgson’s side are hoping for, however, require them to travel as players rather than mere spectators.

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McClaren in last chance saloon at familiar surroundings

It has been a turbulent couple of days at Pride Park – long standing manager Nigel Clough was surprisingly relieved of his duties following a defeat to arch rivals Nottingham Forest on Saturday, before perhaps even more eyebrow raising Steve McClaren was handed the job just under 48 hours later.

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Can Nottingham Forest Achieve Promotion?

Billy Davies is back at the City Ground to conclude unfinished business from his previous stint in charge of Nottingham Forest.

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Schteve in trouble again (Video)

Former England manager Steve McClaren is reportedly facing the sack from Dutch side FC Twente if results don’t improve.

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Nostalgic European memories (Video)

It looks like Middlesbrough are putting together another cup run as they beat Sunderland on Tuesday to advance to the Capital One (what's in your wallet) Cup quarter-finals where they will face a trip to Swansea. This is all good news for Middlesbrough and comes on the back of a fine start to the season which sees them three points off the leaders Cardiff sitting in third.

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The rollercoaster career of Steve McClaren (Video)

Steve McClaren's failure to qualify England for Euro 2008 will no doubt harshly haunt the rest of his career in football, despite his success in becoming the first Englishman since Bobby Robson in 1996 to win a top-level domestic league.

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How will Newcastle fare this season?

Last season was a good one for Newcastle United and their supporters, finishing 5th in the Premier League table, and a playing squad that played for one another and the manager, Alan Pardew.

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Schteve McClaren's Managerial Rollercoaster

Steve McClaren became the latest manager this weekend to admit defeat in his attempts to revive Nottingham Forest into a footballing force to be reckoned with. Nigel Doughty, who himself handed in his notice amid the chaos, described the decision to appoint the ex-England manager as "very poor". We must ask ourselves why this is the case? Surely, being able to attract a manager of McClaren's calibre deserves some credit, despite the poor results that followed?

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