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The thousands of football shirts, scarves and flags left in tribute to Sir Bobby Robson will be donated to charities overseas. Following Sir Bobby's death in July, 6,000 items of football memorabilia were left by fans at his...
From ANI London, Nov 27: The boss's hair at top soccer club's turns grey within six years due stressful nature of the job, new research has shown. Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsenal's Arsene Wenger and ex-England...
Paul Gascoigne has returned to Newcastle United in a bid to reignite his coaching career. The former England midfielder has been offered a lifeline and a coaching role with the club's Academy by his former international and...
SIR BOBBY ROBSON’S memory will never fade away at St James’ Park, according to Paulo Sousa. The Swansea boss admits that his visit to Gallowgate on Saturday will be tinged with emotion and will represent “closure” as he grieves...
Roy Hodgson has verbally agreed to extend his contact as Fulham manager beyond the end of the season. The 62-year-old former Switzerland and Finland boss was linked with a return to international management recently when...
Inter striker confident progress can be secured Samuel Eto'o is confident Inter Milan will not become a high-profile casualty in the UEFA Champions League. Jose Mourinho's side still have work to do to secure their safe passage...
LONDON, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Reigning champions Barcelona cruised past Inter Milan 2-0 to go top of European Champions League Group F thanks to two goals in the first 26 minutes through Gerard Pique and Pedro Rodriguez on...
Irish soccer fans march for fair play, but soccer authority doesn’t budge Ireland’s defeat in Paris last Wednesday to an extra time goal scored by France’s William Gallas, was a bitter pill to swallow when it transpired that...
By Kevin Garside in Barcelona Tuesday November 24 2009 NO prizes for guessing who the Irish are supporting. With doubts over Lionel Messi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Barcelona might have need of Henry at full pelt. Coach Pep...
Published Date: 24 November 2009 THE 9-1 drubbing at Tottenham on Sunday was bad enough but it may still not be the end of the suffering for Wigan manager Roberto Martinez according to past history. The Latics recorded the...
