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Follows the England national football team around the world and contains all news covering their matches and issues. If you’re looking for coverage of England’s passage through the international tournaments, you’ve come to the right place.
Also includes coverage of England managers (past and present) such as Sven Goran Eriksson, Steve McClaren and Fabio Capello, as well as England players David Beckham and Wayne Rooney. Also see: England’s 2010 World Cup qualifying fixtures.
Darren Anderton: The end of an era
The scoreline popped up upon the Sky Sports goal ticker, much like any other goal that day. Except “Bournemouth 1 Chester 0 D Anderton 88″ wasn’t just any goal. It was a fairytale ending to an illustrious career in English football. Darren Anderton’s last goal in his last ever game in football was a classic…
Transfer Rumors (Dec 1,08): Tevez To Real Madrid, Barry Snubs Liverpool, Man City Hunting Bayern Star And More
Today’s transfer round-up throws up some pretty spicy news indeed. A couple of them are sort of drag-ons, follow-ups rather, but there has been a rather interesting development, or shall we say, a retrogressive development, as far as Liverpool are concerned….. Real Madrid Still Hunting Carlos Tevez Spanish and European powerhoue Real Madrid are in…
Arsenal’s captaincy gaffe, free Manchester United tickets, the next Real Madrid striker and more
Today’s report is brought to you by Alessandra Ambrosio and Cristiano Ronaldo and because we’ve been away for a while, by the lovely Adriana Karembeu. Before we kick off with the roundup (of news old and new), here’s how you can win free tickets to the Manchester United v Aalborg game, courtesy of our second…
Top 20 Future England Football Stars
With Fabio Capello at the helm, there is no doubt in my mind that England’s football future is looking bright. Of course being Italian I’m a bit biased, but Don Fabio is a winner and as such, the man usually likes to pick players who are winners themselves. No one will dispute argue that John…
Calm down Terry!
It is always good to see passion in sport but it’s becoming rarer among players, maybe due to the fact that you’re now not allowed to incite any kind of passion in your own or the opposition’s supporters, whether you’ve scored a goal or conceded a penalty. So it was great to see Terry Butcher…
“Hi Fritz” – “Hallo Tommy”- England v Germany, the fan’s view
Get all the updates on the latest England-Germany match here. So it is that time again, Germany v England in Berlin on Wednesday night. And what better way to get a different perspective on a rivalry that has had as much written about it as perhaps any other in the world, than by getting a…
Germany v England, 19 November 2008, Olympic Stadium, Berlin
Get all the updates on the latest England-Germany match here. England will play Germany at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin on Wednesday 19 November 2008. England were last in Berlin to play West Germany for their 1972 European Championship Quarter Final second-leg which ended in a goalless draw. The last time England faced Germany on…
The Arsenal Love-in, Tottenham and CL, Chelsea’s problems, Lucy Pinder and more
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Who are the ‘Best Players’ in the World? Is John Terry one of them?
Who is the best footballer in the World? Whilst it would be hard to argue with the fact Critiano Ronaldo had the best season, I don’t agree this necessarily makes him the most skilful player on the planet. At United, I’d much rather see Wayne Rooney on the park than Ronaldo. I would find it…
Manchester United’s ref issue, Tottenham’s real problem and Barton’s Newcastle disgrace
Many people admire Alex Ferguson. He is undoubtedly one of the best managers ever to have been involved in the game, and his record with Manchester United speaks for itself. Unfortunately, Fergie himself also speaks; predominantly about referees. An unofficial (and made up) record to add to Fergie’s glimmering collection is that he is the…
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