The first game against Milan in the Champions League on Wednesday will be an opportunity to put ourselves on the road to qualification. We have to score at least one goal, and play in a positive way in Milan. We … Continue reading →

Given the negative publicity surrounding events at Old Trafford on Saturday, and Liverpool’s current predicament in the league, I won’t be surprised at all if Luis Suarez is not a Reds player at the start of next season. Reports on … Continue reading →

I could not help but find the front pages of some of Friday’s newspapers anything other than embarrassing. Stuart Pearce has only just been named as England’s caretaker manager, and already the press have dredged up some story from years … Continue reading →

Even as David Bernstein was setting out the preconditions for the next England manager — preferably English, perhaps British but certainly not another pricey continental buy-in — so his shortlist of potential candidates was shortening. First Martin O’Neill, then Alan … Continue reading →