England vs Bulgaria – A case for Theo Walcott

England may be the overwhelming favourites with the bookies to qualify for Euro 2012 as winners of Qualification Group G but their group is not as easy as it seems and after a disappointing World Cup many will be willing to now take England on. After South Africa, not many people are eager to go watch the match at Wembley but we can be sure that this game, along with many to come, will see Fabio Capello build a team that will be a strong contender at Euro 2012.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s Parting Shot Leaves A Bitter Aftertaste

There are a myriad of ways you could describe AC Milan’s much-travelled show-pony Zlatan Ibrahimovic (lolloping gobshite, work-shy flake, disruptive semi-megalomaniac, self-important tossweed) but ‘likeable’ [...]

The Champions League is a beautiful oxymoron

As beautiful as the UEFA Champions League is one thing suddenly hit me when viewing the group stage draw in Monaco last Thursday – and [...]

Premier League Squads

Premier League rules state that each club must submit a squad, maximum 25 players, containing eight home-grown players (players trained in England or Wales for [...]

Tottenham, Van Der Vaart And The Art Of Brinksmanship

The end of summer has been officially punctuated, at least in a footballing sense – although the weather here is also doing it’s bit. Transfer deadline [...]

Juventus Season Preview 2010/2011

As the dust settles on the final day of the transfer window I for one am glad it’s all over. The fact that the [...]

The Soap Opera Continues: Mascherano Vows To ‘Reveal The Truth’

There is a fairly good chance that you may have caught wind of Javier Mascherano’s tempestuous transfer between Liverpool and Barcelona this past month, as [...]

Soccerlens Fantasy Football Week Three: Show Me the Money!

It was third time lucky for the Soccerlens All-Stars. After finishing fourth and then fifth in weeks one and two of the Soccerlens Fantasy Football [...]

Fabio Capello’s ‘Revolution’ Looks Depressingly Familiar

Remember England’s tumour-inducing performance at this summer’s World Cup? No? Don’t worry, slipping into a state of catatonic denial is a perfectly understandable human reaction [...]