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• Ferguson begins his touchline ban at Portsmouth • United manager praises 'fantastic' Wes Brown Sir Alex Ferguson begins his two-match ban from the touchline tomorrow admitting he has misgivings about whether it will affect...
RIO FERDINAND believes Manchester United will see off the challenge of arch-rivals Chelsea to win a fourth Premier League crown in a row. The Blues have not won the title since 2006 but lead the way this season and show no...
Icon ... Sir Michael Caine at award ceremony Spirit Of London Award winners Achievement Through Education Award: Ebonie Reid-Barlow, 17, from Croydon. Young Heroes Award: Nathan Storey, 16, from West Ham. Community Champions...
Shout, let it all out: Sir Alex Ferguson Sir Alex Ferguson fears his attempts to manage Manchester United from a seat in the stands will be frustrated by Portsmouth's noisy supporters at Fratton Park today...
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says that Rio Ferdinand is "making progress" in his bid to recover from a back injury, and is confident the 31-year-old will be back in time for the busy Christmas period. read more
Gary Neville insists Manchester United have no time to feel sorry for themselves after Wednesday's shock Champions League defeat to Besiktas. The end of United's 23-match unbeaten home run in the Champions League also means Sir...
Sir Alex Ferguson has backed Avram Grant to succeed at Portsmouth and believes the former Chelsea manager has the ability to save his new club from relegation from the Premier League. Ferguson will renew his rivalry with Grant...
Today's tell-all is also available for children's parties Today's Rumours are brought to you by Chelsea and England captain John Terry . Well, they're not, but if we can come up with enough money, future editions of the Rumour...
LONDON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Brief news from the Premier League ahead of this weekend's matches: * Arsenal defender William Gallas is a doubt to face former club and title rivals Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (1600)...
If England wins the World Cup next year, Fabio Capello should be instantly knighted by the Queen, have gold statues of his likeness erected all across the country and the new Wembley Stadium renamed Stadio Capello in his honour.
