Sat 24 October, 2009

• Stoke stunt Tottenham´s push for top spot
• Pompey stay bottom after Hull stalemate
• Bruce suffers miserable return to Birmingham
• Mascherano tells Reds to follow Argentina example
• Ferguson banking on Owen´s big-match record
• Ebanks-Blake keeps cool to earn a point for Wolves
• Redknapp insist his transfer dealings were not a gamble
• Wolves boss backs star striker to get goals
• Chelsea’s assistant Wilkins concerned with embargo
• The curse of the ex-player
• Agent plays down Giovinco link
• No Premier League return for Mourinho
• Neville: Toffees will bounce back
• Premier League predictions – United to heap more pressure on Rafa?
• Benitez needs Liverpool rally against United
• Spurs have new gleam under Redknapp
• Blues on Ancelotti´s wavelength as Rovers await

Fri 23 October, 2009

• Defiant Benitez doesn´t fear Liverpool axe
• Ancelotti to fly from father´s bedside for Blackburn tie
• Premier League strike bumper new deal with Barclays
• Hughes keeps one eye on Anfield
• Reds keen to rekindle Shawcross interest
• Capello reveals key to England´s revival
• Cap issues for Kraft
• Allardyce trashes Trapattoni over Reid claims
• Liverpool fans plan protest against US owners
• Fergie won’t write off Liverpool
• Neville would swap Anfield defeat for title glory
• Hughes claims referees favour England`s ‘big four’
• Terry doubts Reds’ title chances
• Producers Ferdinand, Cole attend film premiere
• Pompey exec faces tax charges, team urged to unite

Thu 22 October, 2009

• Football not a matter of life or death
• Robinho facing extended Manchester City lay-off
• McLeish: Wolfsburg raid is unlikely
• Stoke´s Huth gets three-game ban
• Arsenal coy over Kroenke plans
• Kroenke stays silent at AGM
• Portsmouth chief denies tax evasion allegations
• Aquilani makes his Liverpool debut
• Gillett backs Benitez
• Is Rafa at the last chance saloon?
• Rush tells Liverpool fans to back Benitez
• United maintains perfect Champions League start

Wed 21 October, 2009

• Kalou puts Chelsea within touching distance of last 16
• Newcastle ordered to pay Keegan´s costs
• United break Russian duck to maintain perfect start
• Hodgson reveals job offers
• Brown: Hull will regain form
• Reds in despair with injuries
• Chelsea´s Ancelotti prays for more Anelka magic
• What will Capello and Redknapp make of Crouch’s behaviour?

Tue 20 October, 2009

• Notts County takeover gets League approval
• Hillsborough set for 22 million pounds redevelopment
• Ex-Ireland keeper Kenny defiant after failed dope appeal
• Huth accepts FA charge over Upson clash
• Reina rues beach ball goal
• Ancelotti wants Chelsea to kill off Atletico
• Cattermole out for 12 weeks at Sunderland

Mon 19 October, 2009

• Fulham enjoy birthday celebration at Hull´s expense
• Stoke City´s Huth charged over Upson clash
• Beach ball referee punished with demotion
• Liverpool sale talks ‘on hold’
• Ferguson charged over referee remarks
• Pact with young players kept Wenger away from Real
• Big four are starting to crack: Man City´s Hughes

Sun 18 October, 2009

• The importance of home ground
• Downing targets Villa Christmas debut
• Wenger slams Birmingham fans after Taylor chants
• 10-man City hold on for draw at Wigan
• English FA to investigate Chopra race row
• Blackburn claim local bragging rights over Burnley
• Walcott down with knee injury
• West Ham set for £100 million takeover – report
• Sullivan reveals Old Town interest
• Consortium line up £100m Hammers bid
• Winter stunned by ‘Beach’ ball strike
• United back at the top
• Ancelotti promises Chelsea crackdown
• Wenger slams Ridgewell over Walcott injury
• Injuries leave United with European worries
• Fan beaches Liverpool´s title hopes

Sat 17 October, 2009

• Rafael Benitez fumes as Liverpool’s title dream fades
• Alan Curbishley eyes £2m compensation from West Ham
• Redknapp joy as Spurs add to Pompey´s problems
• Bilyaletdinov rescues a point for Everton
• Slick Gunners too strong for Birmingham
• Valencia strikes as United go top
• Sunderland burst Liverpool´s title balloon
• Villa add to Chelsea´s away-day blues
• Beattie brace prolongs West Ham woe
• Ferguson issues financial warning
• No Swede dreams for Hodgson
• City sweat on Bellamy
• Malouda may retire at Chelsea
• Gerrard and Torres missing for Liverpool
• WCup hangover complicates life for Premier League
• Premier League predictions – Harry to celebrate at his old home?
• Chelsea face test of progress
• Yeung outlines scale of Birmingham ambition
• Crucial week for Reds starts with Black Cats test
• United seek to banish memories of Sunderland shock

Fri 16 October, 2009

• Hodgson unaware of Sweden interest
• Torres and Gerrard to miss Sunderland trip
• Beckham eyes World Cup dream double
• Ancelotti keen for Cole to secure new Chelsea deal
• Carragher hopes to revive Liverpool´s title bid
• Redknapp has no fears over Portsmouth return
• Wenger rules out Arsenal return for Campbell
• O´Neill can´t promise Heskey a Villa recall
• Bullard set to end Hull injury nightmare
• Man City boss plays down Robinho`s Barca talk
• Rooney misses Bolton match, Van der Sar back in starting XI
• Carragher: I need to find my level
• Sunderland seals Zenden deal
• `Losses against United and City were accidents`

Thu 15 October, 2009

• Guivarc´h takes aim at ´worst striker´ poll
• Kroenke closer to Gunners bid
• Robinho eyes Barca move
• Heskey: I won’t quit Villa
• Yeung promises cash splurge at Birmingham
• Adriano offered for free: Spurs interested
• Gerrard’s injury aggravated – Liverpool distressed
• Robinho: `Of course I would like to play for Barca`

Wed 14 October, 2009

• Crouch and Beckham make World Cup cases as England beat Belarus
• Liverpool talks near ´final stage´ – Saudi prince
• Referee report dismissed
• Jimmy Bullard expected back against ex-club
• Arsenal`s Nasri set for return this month
• Possible return to Anfield for Emile Heskey
• Lampard: England´s golden generation lacklustre
• Video nasties: key to success for Capello´s England

Tue 13 October, 2009

• Home nations in a mess
• Chelsea hand Alex new four-year deal
• Agent quiet on Maicon link
• Meriem eyes English football
• Sheva reveals United and Barca snub
• Storrie rubishes James reports
• Gerrard out of final qualifier
• City targets Bayern back Philipp Lahm
• Borussia Moenchengladbach eye Liverpool`s Agger
• Spending spree has made City hated says Barry

Mon 12 October, 2009

• Barry backs Heskey over Villa exit talk
• Kalou gets new Chelsea deal
• Benayoun going nowhere
• Union chief unimpressed by Ferguson apology
• Spurs keep on chasing Van Nistelrooy

Sun 11 October, 2009

• Rooney out of England´s final qualifier
• Clichy brushes move talk aside
• Kalou claims new Blues deal
• Van Gaal came close to United job
• Barca open to January Fabregas bid
• Kapo rejects France switch links
• Barca undecided over Robinho
• Ferdinand ´not to blame´ for England defeat: Capello

Sat 10 October, 2009

• Money is not everything, says Drogba
• Rooney aims to succeed Ronaldo as the world´s best

Fri 9 October, 2009

• Muntari rejects Spurs link
• Comolli warns Gunners over Matuidi
• Hughes’ ambition convinced Tevez
• English are more sporting than Italians: Ancelotti
• Benitez urges Denmark not to risk Agger
• City on the hunt for Barcelona duo

Thu 8 October, 2009

• French player Pogba joins Man Utd. from Le Harve
• United cleared to sign Pogba, Le Havre protest
• Saudi prince mulling Liverpool investment
• League delays decision on Briatore ban
• Gerrard promises Reds reaction
• Torres injury scare for Liverpool
• Arsenal and City chase Carles Puyol
• James faces up to World Cup battle
• Carrick states his case for World Cup place

Wed 7 October, 2009

• Liverpool cool down Hunt rumors
• Grant returns to Portsmouth as director of football
• Grant returns to Portsmouth
• Spurs linked with Muntari
• Carrick eyes Ukraine clash to kick-start season
• Terry determined to slay spectre of failure
• Drogba wants Chelsea to sign up Vieira
• Liverpool`s Aquilani criticizes Roma medics
• Is Benitez clutching at straws?
• Abgonlahor determined to grab World Cup chance

Tue 6 October, 2009

• England turn to Cahill and Hart
• Yeung completes Birmingham takeover
• Walcott included in England U21 squad
• Baxter bailed in drug and cash probe
• United warned “bully” Ferguson will pay for ref rant
• Edwin van der Sar returns for reserves
• Liverpool co-owner blames Benitez
• Aquilani close to return to Liverpool`s first squad
• Home town honours Man Utd star Park
• Al Faraj company lands majority Portsmouth stake

Mon 5 October, 2009

• Dunne makes his point but City rescue a draw
• Owen set to resume training on Tuesday
• English FA investigate Ferguson and Allardyce´s rants
• Al-Fahim expects Portsmouth takeover bid
• Villa boss O´Neill expects City to crack the top four
• Ancelotti´s Chelsea take title initiative
• Arsenal hit Rovers for six
• Euro trip to blame for Stoke stalemate, says Moyes