Vincent Ralph

With Ryan Giggs playing for Manchester United into his fortieth year, it appears increasingly strange that Frank Lampard is almost certainly leaving Chelsea

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From being one of the best just two years ago, Wesley Sneijder has been outcast at Inter and seems to be heading to Galatasary for only £10 million.

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Arsene Wenger no longer bears any resemblance to the man who brought innovation and invincibility to North London.

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Steve Clarke spent years assisting managers, quietly watching miracles and mistakes while taking none of the credit or blame.  But today, as his West Bromwich Albion team sit third in the Premier League, it is clear he was learning during …

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In many ways, last season was one best forgotten for Hernandez and Suarez. This season, however, is different, much different.

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For many clubs, the Europa League is something to endure. They qualify, and almost instantly they wish they hadn’t.

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Having left arguably the best job in the world, Guardiola was rested and ready for that new challenge he’s been talking about.

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When Andre Villas-Boas first took over at Chelsea, if you had played spot the difference between him and the previous Portuguese incumbent of the Stamford Bridge hot seat, you’d have been hard-pressed to find even one. At least that was …

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Four wins from Manchester United’s first four Champions League games meant a rest for some and a chance for others last night. After their early exit from the League Cup, United’s kids must have thought they’d be spending the rest …

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Every legacy has a starting point… and Mourinho’s was on Tuesday, 9th March 2004 when his Porto beat Man Utd 3-2 on aggregate in the last 16 of the Champions League.

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Four years ago, 16-year-old John Bostock moved from Crystal Palace to Tottenham Hotspur for pennies.  At least that’s what then Eagle’s chairman Simon Jordan claimed. The actual price, decided by a tribunal, was £700,000. But ask any Palace fan at …

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In recent years, Chelsea players have done more than most to create both back and front page headlines for all the wrong reasons – in part thanks to Terry.

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