By Andrew Mullen CHELSEA coach Luiz Felipe Scolari refused to be drawn into a pre-season war of words with Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson following comments the Brazilian’s charges are too old to mount a title challenge. Ferguson insisted he is unconcerned by Chelsea’s credentials to challenge United for the Premier League crown this season and pointed towards Arsenal and Liverpool as his side’s rivals. But after watching his new side open their pre-season tour of Asia and Russia with a comfortable 4-0 win over Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Pharmaceutical yesterday, Scolari refused to retaliate. "I will not answer this question. This is not a question for me," said the former Portugal coach. "I think I have a lot of experienced players and also some young boys in my team but I feel we have experience for...
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by Steve Griffiths 20 minutes ago LONDON (AFP) - FA chief executive Brian Barwick believes he will leave English football in rude health after announcing he is set to step down at the end of the year. Barwick, who appointed...
Portugal downed Faeroe Islands 5-0 in a friendly on Wednesday to give Carlos Queiroz a winning start to his second spell as coach. Carlos Martins, Simao Sabrosa, Duda, Bruno Alves and Nani scored the goals in Queiroz's first...
I’m back to give you all the latest in transfer news and rumors from around Europe and elsewhere, and after we all take a moment to digest/laugh at/make some sort of remark on the coincidence of Dimitar Berbatov signing a...
Posted to the web 19 August 2008 Milovan Rajevac has promised to give every Ghanaian player a chance to stake a claim in the national team but says the spine of his side will remain some of the players who have been most...