When England take on Netherlands tomorrow night, there will be a far bigger absentee than the usual bunch of injury cry-offs. As the Three Lions walk out, the missing link may be tuned to his radio while driving home to … Continue reading →

The FA should look closely at Harry Redknapp’s tactics as they prepare to appoint the next England manager. Poor defending from both sides made for an entertaining North London derby, and Arsenal showed some good fight to come back from … Continue reading →

Things are getting very exciting in the French league, where Montpellier and Paris-SG are battling at the top. PSG’s acquisition of Alex from Chelsea looks like a bargain to me. It was strange to see him disappear from the first … Continue reading →

Sunday’s Carling Cup final against Cardiff City at Wembley is a huge game for Liverpool given they have suffered so much disappointment over the past six years, but it could also be critical in determining the future of Kenny Dalglish. … Continue reading →