Celtic boss Neil Lennon has already been busy in the transfer market by adding five names to his squad including Cardiff’s Joe Ledley and Mexican midfielder Efrain Juarez.
The Northern Irishman is not resting on his laurels, however, and has stated that he is on the lookout for more since returning from the club’s four game tour of the USA and Canada.
The Hoops look set to snap up Israeli international Biram Kayal …
This feeling is not a new feeling. I have accepted that Scotland will never qualify for a major competition again. We are in some sort of football limbo or purgatory and until they devise some other, heartbreaking and unbelievable, way of not qualifying from the group stage then we will remain there.
I picture us qualifying and then in the last group game having to beat Papa New Guinea …
There simply aren’t enough vitriolic disparagements in the English dictionary to articulate the venom and hostility aimed at Sol Campbell from White Hart Lane. We could be here all day discussing the caustic criticisms and scathing attacks of vengeful and deceived Spurs supporters.
In short, Campbell’s name has become the synonym of Judas at Tottenham – an insult, literally, of biblical proportions.
He’s dealt with the ferocity quite admirably, some would say. So …
Linked with most clubs in the Premier League over the last few years, Joe Ledley certainly seems to have made an impression since arriving on the football scene.
Born in Cardiff, 23-year-old Ledley currently plies his trade for Cardiff City, joining his hometown club at the age of 9 before making his debut in 2004.
The Welshman has currently made 226 league appearance, scoring 26 goals. A central midfielder but also able …
The Birmingham manager, Alex McLeish, loaded with a rumoured £40 million transfer war chest, looks set to be one of the busier managers in the summer transfer window.
Having already snapped up Ben Foster from Manchester United and Nikola Zigic from Valencia, McLeish seems determined to land his targets early to avoid missing out. After enjoying such a successful season last term, McLeish will be eager to avoid any ‘second season syndrome’, …
South Korea coach Huh Jung-Moo has chosen a mixture of youth and experience in a final 23-man squad for the World Cup which includes 10 players who play abroad.
Three British-based players are in the squad, Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-Sung, Bolton winger Lee Chung-Yong and Celtic’s Ki Sung-Yeung.
Goalkeepers: Kim Young-Kwang (Ulsan), Lee Woon-Jae (Suwon), JungSung-Ryong (Seongnam)
Defenders: Kim Dong-Jin (Ulsan), Kim Hyung-Il (Pohang), Oh …
Gunpowder, gelatine , dynamite with a laser beam, guaranteed to …do a silly, faultering run up when taking a penalty.
Two against Algeria then. More weight to the sometime Celtic superhero’s ‘looking forward to playing Champions League football’ plans. Uh oh.
Can anyone shed any light on this wrist kissing thing? I noticed he was doing it when playing for Celtic. Is it a tattoo of Kenny Dalglish?
The fact that Sol Campbell was able to manufacture a way of worming back into the Arsenal squad last season after terminating his contract with League Two outfit Notts County speaks volumes about the state of the London club’s current lack of quality defenders.
If Arsenal’s defence was a leaky dam last season, Sol Campbell’s arrival was greeted with all the uneasy embarrassment, fear and collective head-shaking near-by town folk would commit …
An international survey, carried out by our friends at Heineken, has seen England claim an early success as Fabio Capello’s team prepares for this summer’s FIFA World Cup in South Africa – with football fans in this country been crowned world champions when it comes to passion for the game.
England supporters beat off strong competition from footballing heavyweights including Brazil, Spain, Germany and Holland to claim …
A national conference is to be held (12-13 June 2010) to allow football fans from across the country to offer their views on the Government’s commitment to giving supporters a greater say in the running of their clubs.
The conference is being organised on the back of a growing political consensus about the potential for football fans to buy out their clubs by setting up co-operatives, similar to those that already own and run clubs like …
