He is one of a number of solid shouts for players that look old before...
That's one opinion, but others give their thanks to the man. We also have...
e is one of a number of solid shouts for players that look old before their time....
hat on earth is Rowley going to do without his Popinjay...?
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UEFA has confirmed they do not expect to make a decision on Friday over whether to open a case against Inter Milan after some of their fans racially abused Tottenham players.
m starting to think Roman may never actually be happy at the top level. If he wants all conquering fancy football I wonder if he'd be better off buying a lower division side then paying outlandish salaries to attract high caliber players too good for the division.
afa has to be favourite for the Everton job now, surely :) He'll realise his ambition to live and work on Merseyside again, get the best out of whoever plays for them, maybe win some cups and be thoroughly loathed by the toffee fans. What's not to like? Go ead, Ken, gimajob!
hat is arguably the least inspiring England I have ever seen. There is not a single name in that list that makes me think I might actually want to watch this team. Not a one.
Newcastle owner Mike Ashley will share out £1m between the club's non-football staff if they beat Arsenal on Sunday.
David Beckham was in tears as he left the pitch after playing what could be the final game of his career as Paris Saint-Germain beat Brest 3-1.
Manchester City have confirmed that Gael Clichy has signed a new four-year deal at the Etihad Stadium.
He is one of a number of solid shouts for players that look old before their time. We also have the final words on lovely D-Beck and a rejection of end of season playoffs...
That's one opinion, but others give their thanks to the man. We also have ideas for a relegation playoff, happy memories of the season and a defence of Liverpool's campaign...
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Triangler (Liverpool) says...
Why is it up to UEFA (or the FA or FIFA or whatever football governing body/bodies are involved) to police racist chants? It's a criminal matter so it should be dealt with by the criminal authorities. The football governing bodies are doing a poor enough job dealing with footballing issues without expecting them to deal with crime too.
Posted 11:46am 16th March 2013
crowsy (Chelsea) says...
tbh genericnickname I think you are being a bit soft. I think it is right toi give them and their fans a warning but if it is repeated they should be kicked out the competition whoever the team is. Their fans will only do it once. Just think how much revenue that club would lose over this, it should also stand as a punishment if that team is losing and going out anyway, another team should take their place and hopefully show they have better fans.
Posted 10:40pm 15th March 2013
genericnickname (Manchester United) says...
Simple solution - give them an official warning and offer advice to the club on how to discourage racist chants etc. If it continues the next step is to give the supporters a one match ban from games and then 3 matches etc. It might be punishing the majority for the actions of a minority but it's the only way for clubs and fans to get the message.
Posted 1:58pm 15th March 2013