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Why Tottenham’s hand will now be forced into the transfer market
While the timing of the African Cup of Nations has as ever given a host of Europe’s clubs an almighty headache this month, if you’re a Tottenham Hotsp
Arsenal’s contract negotiations continue
Arsenal are set to sit down with contract rebel Theo Walcott this week to once more try to forge a new deal for the player, Mirror Football report.
Solid Start For Ipswich Town
In recent seasons it has become common to see Ipswich spend a lot of time in the relegation zone before they pull themselves together and drag themsel
Saha eyeing England clash at Euro 2012
Tottenham striker Louis Saha has admitted that he is dreaming of being included in France’s Euro 2012 squad, and would relish a chance to play against
Why Manchester United will still prove a cause for concern
In recent weeks the tough times at Old Trafford have been a favourite for the media. With Manchester United catastrophically collapsing out of the Cha
Football News: Tottenham offered duo, Sneijder to take cut for United move, Samir Nasri slams fake facebook claims
Manchester United chiefs are mulling over the sale of some shares that will go some way in the club alleviating some of the debt they currently find t
How to spend Arsene Wenger’s warchest
It is believed that Arsene Wenger will finally break all his beliefs and philosophies this summer and loosen the purse strings, after Arsenal finished
The fatal flaw in England’s armoury
Former England manager Sven Goran Eriksson is looking to return to the Premier League with Leicester. The popular Swede took some time out of his busy
He inspires confidence in Liverpool when no inspiration seems apparent
I got up on Sunday with a sense of optimism. It was a feeling I hadn’t felt for the best part of two years prior to a Liverpool match. The last season
Roberto Mancini claims Chelsea will be champions
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini claims Chelsea will retain the Premier League title this season. Mancini spent more than £120million on a host