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Premier League clubs paying premium fees to bolster their squads in the January transfer window will struggle to find “value” for their money, according to Sir Alex Ferguson. Guarded: Sir Alex Ferguson says teams will struggle...
THE worrying thing for Chelsea’s rivals is not only did the established luminaries embark on a record-breaking afternoon against Wolves, but Carlo Ancelotti used the opportunity to usher in a propitious future.
Packed with Premier League players, the Super Eagles of Nigeria will be a danger to any opponent at World Cup 2010. Driving force: Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel will be a key performer for Nigeria at World Cup 2010 Photo:...
Wolves captain Karl Henry summed up the feeling in the dressing room ahead of the trip to Chelsea after declaring – ‘We’ve got nothing to lose.’ The all-action midfielder has been a driving force in the engine room to emerge as...
Dennis Wise insists he could not be happier to lose another Blues landmark to John Terry when Chelsea face Wolves on Sunday morning (AEDT). England defender Terry will captain Chelsea for the 299th occasion, if he plays this...
Carlo Ancelotti is ready to give Daniel Sturridge and Fabio Borini their chance when Chelsea lose Ivory Coast forwards Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou in January. The Blues have been linked with a £40million move for Atletico...
There is a standard punishment meted out for disreputable behaviour in football these days: a slap on the wrist. It is what Diego Maradona received for abusing journalists after Argentina qualified for the World Cup,...
Chelsea will have to smash the British transfer record by more than 50 per cent if they are to land Atletico Madrid ace Sergio Aguero in January. Blues boss Carlo Ancelotti and the Chelsea hierarchy baulked at Madrid’s...
Chelsea will have to smash the British transfer record by more than 50 per cent if they are to land Atletico Madrid ace Sergio Aguero in January. Blues boss Carlo Ancelotti and the Chelsea hierarchy baulked at Madrid’s...
There is a standard punishment meted out for disreputable behaviour in football these days: a slap on the wrist. It is what Diego Maradona received for abusing journalists after Argentina qualified for the World Cup,...
