Leyton Orient failed to take full advantage of a host of teams not playing this weekend but moved to within one point of an automatic promotion place. The O¡¯s let a two goal lead slip at Shrewsbury Town to draw the match 3-3.

A 30-yard free ...

Southend went six points clear at the top of League One after an emphatic 3-0 win at local derby rivals and promotion hopefuls Colchester. Despite leading the division, the Shrimpers were 11/5 outsiders on the day but made a mockery of the odds wi ...

Reading moved to within four wins of promotion after demolishing Burnley 3-0 at Turf Moor. The Royals, 4/5 on the day, needed just 10 minutes for Bobby Convey to open the scoring, before second half goals from Ibrahim Sonko and Dave Kitson sealed ...

Brazil's Youth set a new direction even though the Brazil's player exports have been of a high quality for decades. This is a brief look at some of the latest impact players to grace the international stage. These players have added a major compet ...

Gibson Hall, located in the heart of the City was proud to host the launch of the 2006 World Cup to take place in Germany in June 2006 on Thursday 2nd February 2006.

140 guests attended this memorable event including Sven Goran Eriksson, Die ...

Chelsea¡¯s hopes to claim the Champions League for their own took a major setback after Barcelona won the first leg at Stamford Bridge. The Blues had Asier del Horno sent off after 36 minutes but the 5/4 favourites took the lead on the hour through ...

Carlisle returned to the top of League Two after thumping basement club Rushden & Diamonds 5-0 at Brunton Park. Derek Holmes put the Cumbrians ahead after 42 seconds and it was one-way traffic thereafter with two goals each from Karl Hawley and Si ...

A hat trick from Fredy Eastwood kept Southend United the summit of League One after beating promotion rivals Chesterfield 4-3 at the Recreation Ground. Eastwood¡¯s penalty after 52 minutes cancelled out Colin Larkin¡¯s opener and his second four min ...

Runaway leaders Reading suffered their first League defeat in 33 games at the hands of Luton on Friday night. The in-form Kevin Doyle put the 9/10 Royals ahead but were stunned with two goals from Rowan Vine and one from Dean Morgan. Doyle pulled ...

All football supporters have one hatred in common and that is the ¡°wanker in black¡±. This person has the ability to affect the outcome of any game. Their mistakes can be more costly than that of a keeper and yet we only have semi pro¡¯s doing these ...

The small matter of who is going be next England manager is being discussed the length and breadth of the country so I figured I would give my 50 cents on the subject.

I have never been that much of an admirer of Sven and his actions since h ...

The recent issue of diving has raised its ugly head again, with the high profile case of Robben falling theatrically to the floor as he had been shot when Reina, wrongly, raised his hand to him. It got me to thinking that modern players do seem to ...

Being a Newcastle fan you learn to live more in hope than expectation, yet the one thing we do demand is to be entertained. Graeme Souness was on the verge of the sack from Blackburn Rovers in August 2004 and yet Newcastle United¡¯s walking public ...

This week has seen us revert back to form, typical of Liverpool¡¯s previous seasons. The loss at Chelsea was disappointing and saw our faint hopes of catching them become more distant. Robben¡¯s acting to get Reina sent off left a bitter taste and, ...

Where has it all gone wrong?

Ok, so it¡¯s not been the best starts to the year has it? Traditionally better in the second half of the season, our form has been has been pretty abysmal since the beginning of 2006.

Defeats in both cups, a ...