Seriously now, why would Newcastle United want a bossy, slightly deranged, ageing midfielder in their squad?

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My rant on Rob Smyth’s Guardian piece regarding Manchester United led to an email conversation with the author himself, during which I found out that he was a Manchester United fan as well (which made sense considering some points in …

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A roundup on Manchester United news for the day:

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Reading emails from Newcastle fans is not the ideal way to start a day. But that’s exactly what I’ve been doing for the past hour or so. Why, you ask? Because of this article.

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The media is having a field day over Chelsea’s problems with Gallas. In some ways it’s a good thing that Mourinho and company are in US and not in England, otherwise the mess would have been much, much bigger. As …

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If you haven’t caught the news yet, believe me you’re not missing much Gravesen and Robinho had a bustup at Real Madrid’s pre-season training camp in Austria, apparently caused by a late tackle by Gravesen. It sounds like just any …

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Yesterday, Steve McClaren ushered in what he will hope to herald as a ‘new era’ in English football, and one which differs radically from that of his predecessor; the much-maligned, hapless Sven Goran-Eriksson. With that in mind, many players who …

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Put your guns down guys, this is not a Newcastle-bashing session. The title was to get your attention. And now that I have it, I want to ask you Newcastle fans something.

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I’ve had enough of ignoramus critics, journalist hacks and piss-minded football fans taking potshots at Manchester United.

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There was a fascinating article in Yahoo Sports the other day that talked about New York Yankees and their rich, fan-owner, George SteinBrenner. Reading it made me realise that for Chelsea fans, the last 3 years have been a magnificent …

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Today’s football news is all about players fighting with their clubs and vice versa. And yes, it’s the big three (United, Arsenal and Chelsea) who are at it again.

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The 2006-7 season looks very promising in the eyes of most Spurs fans, with the general consensus being that just two or three additions could suffice to turn Spurs into a top-3 or top-4 club. Most supporters are also in …

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