Forget politics Di Canio will be judged by results on pitch...
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The spotlight on the Premier League is so intense that it was no surprise that Paolo di Canio stepped...
No coincidence Tiger is No.1 on fairways now he’s dating Olympic...
Match made in heaven:
Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods
Behind every successful man they say is a strong woman - and the combination of Tiger Woods...
Rio Ferdinand heading for FIFA World Cup in Brazil but will...
BY JOHN GUBBA
First of all let me say I have huge respect for both Roy Ferdinand and the current England manager Roy Hodgson, whom...
West Ham’s move to Olympic Stadium not just hammer blow for...
Hammers challenging balance of power in London
Whether or not they take full advantage of the opportunity that has been granted to them remains to be...
Michael Owen Announces Retirement From Football Tuesday 19th March 2013
Michael Owen a former England striker has announced his retirement from football at the end of the season.
Debuting for Liverpool at only 17 years...
Roman Abramavich’s “massive mistake” – Has Rafa’s rant opened the...
BY JOHN GUBBA
The managerial merry-go-round at Stamford Bridge is more entertaining than Reality TV show Made in Chelsea, even if the repetition is just...
Let’s be honest: Sir Alex Ferguson’s mind games work whether he...
Is it any coincidence that Manchester City's title challenge was dealt a huge blow at Southampton, just a few hours after Sir Alex Ferguson...
‘World would be boring place without Paddy Crerand’ – don’t miss...
There is no one in football quite like Paddy Crerand – and this weekend Manchester United fans around the world will enjoy a fascinating...
Balotelli acts like clown but Milan’s swoop for Super Mario sad...
BY JOHN GUBBA
Whether you consider Mario Balotelli an immature champion with a touch of genius or a clown prince squandering his talents, the truth...
Year of Underdog: Bradford, Luton, Leeds, Oldham revive memories of golden...
For those of us over a certain age, the romance of Cup football back in the twentieth century is hard to beat.
In 1970, I...
