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Steven Whittaker believes Kris Boyd, Barry Ferguson and Allan McGregor would be welcomed back into the Scotland fold by the rest of the squad. And the Rangers full-back - capped four times by George Burley - has urged the...
The Blues boss is demanding a clean sheet as Mick McCarthy's men prepare to batten down the hatches. Chelsea v Wolves Stamford Bridge, Saturday 1500 GMT CHELSEA: There are not supposed to be any easy games in the Premier League...
The greatest show on earth starts seven months from now but there are going to be several notable absentees when the World Cup kicks off in South Africa next June. Oh no...Emmanuel Adebayor suddenly realises he'll have to watch...
Read a full match preview of the Premier League game between Chelsea and Wolverhampton Wanderers at Stamford Bridge on Saturday Nov 21 2009, kick-off 15.00 GMT. Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti Photo: GETTY IMAGES Wolves manager...
Mick McCarthy surprised a few of the assembled hacks after Wolves’ defeat to Portsmouth. Until the clash against Arsenal a fortnight ago, Wolves had not played one of the big four. Net pains: Ronald Zubar scores an own goal in...
Table-toppers Chelsea will be confident of continuing their unrelenting charge to a Premier League title that has eluded them for over the last three campaigns with a home clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers. Sir Alex...
ALEX CROOK STATS European Football Writer= LONDON (SE) - Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti has insisted he has no desire to leave the club to take charge of Italy and says he is firmly focused on the visit of Wolverhampton on...
They can hardly expect to be festooned with welcome garlands but a way back to the Scotland squad for the disgraced pair Barry Ferguson and Allan McGregor was flagged by Gordon Smith on Wednesday. Sign of the times: Barry...
Published Date: 17 November 2009 LEE McCulloch insists there is no chance of him ever playing for Scotland again despite the sacking of George Burley. But he believes the return of Rangers club-mate Kris Boyd to the...
George Peat and Gordon Smith will now begin the search for a new Scotland manager only too aware that there will be no queue of internationally renowned candidates demanding entry to the Hampden Park office vacated by George...
