Thu 17 September, 2009

• Lucas Neill set to join Everton
• Premier League get it right on finances and player quotas
• Liverpool seek Premier League tonic after cup scare

Wed 16 September, 2009

• Eduardo celebrates Euro reprieve by sealing Arsenal comeback
• Liverpool struggle to victory in Champions League
• Adebayor set to miss Manchester derby after City concede defeat
• Huckerby hangs up boots
• Kenyon to step down as Chelsea CEO
• Brady and Sullivan to quit Birmingham
• Liverpool begin CL campaign buoyed by cash boost
• Wenger doesn`t understand City boss Hughes
• Winning start for Man United overshadowed by laser row
• Yeung´s Birmingham takeover a boon for China

Tue 15 September, 2009

• Clinical United off to winning start
• I´m no Alonso, says humble Lucas
• Yeung launches Birmingham takeover bid
• Arsenal`s Adebayor hit with double charge

Mon 14 September, 2009

• Eduardo diving ban over-turned by UEFA
• Ferguson dreaming of another Barca final showdown
• English clubs to truimph in Champions League this week
• Shirt deal could revive Liverpool stadium plan
• Man Cuty boss claims no malice in Adebayor stamp
• Park agrees three-year deal with Man Utd
• Adebayor: `I don`t deserve a punishment`
• Liverpool seals deal with Standard Chartered

Sun 13 September, 2009

• Folan close to Middlesbrough loan
• Gallas set for Gunners extension
• Are Manchester City ready to make it a big five?
• Hart calls for patience
• Benitez blasts Carra critics
• Arsenal fans demand Adebayor ban
• Everton boss David Moyes slams referee Peter Walton after Phil Neville injury
• Duff caps Fulham fightback as Everton slump again
• Aston Villa defeat rival Birmingham
• England coach Capello eyes World Cup final
• FA ´unimpressed´ by Adebayor´s antics
• The good and the very bad of Emmanuel Adebayor
• Ancelotti hails Blues´ true grit
• Ferguson backs United to sustain title bid
• Hughes appeals for leniency for Adebayor
• Benitez expects Mascherano to return for Euro clash

Sat 12 September, 2009

• 10-man United burst Tottenham´s bubble
• Colombian Rodallega gives desperate Wigan victory
• Malouda´s last-gasp winner caps Chelsea fightback
• Late Bolton winner leaves Pompey rock bottom
• Hat-trick star Benayoun inspires Liverpool romp
• Adebayor savours revenge as Gunners crash at City
• Blackburn stroll to first win against Wolves
• Sunderland hammer Hull to move into top six
• Will cash prevail over development at Eastlands today?
• Adebayor, Toure braced for Arsenal reunion
• Benitez vows to silence Liverpool critics
• Embattled Chelsea steeled for Stoke examination
• Premier League predictions – Liverpool to take advantage as the other big three have tough games?

Fri 11 September, 2009

• Should minnows be axed from European qualifying?
• City boss Hughes tells Arsenal to toughen up
• Redknapp ready for acid test of Spurs´ credentials
• Benitez expects Reds to benefit from World Cup
• Villa starlet Lowry snubs Ireland for Australia
• Terry punched me in kidneys: Croatia´s Klasnic
• Tevez set to be sidelined for two to three weeks
• Sunderland pull out of deal for Aussie star Neill
• Thailand lines up Robson as new coach
• New signing Diamanti raring to go for Hammers
• Martinez: Next England national coach to be an Englishman

Thu 10 September, 2009

• Webber joins Portsmouth
• Germany smash England to clinch Euro crown
• Don` t believe the hype: Capello tells Rooney and co.
• Azzurri’s can learn from Premier League, says Ancelotti
• Man Utd ready for Rio return
• Ferguson defends Man Utd in wake of Le Havre claims

Wed 9 September, 2009

• Five-star England head for South Africa in style
• Why big clubs should leave youngsters alone
• Arsenal´s Rosicky back on pitch after 20 months
• Reid finished as Thailand national coach
• Aurelio confident of winning fitness battle
• Beefed-up Agbonlahor ready to take on the bullies
• John Terry is determined to make amends

Tue 8 September, 2009

• United won´t intimidate Le Havre over Pogba
• Mutu makes Chelsea charity counter-offer
• Terry backs Rooney to silence Croatian snipers
• Mutu’s agent calls on Juve support
• Manchester City “within the rules” over Helan signing
• Robinho flattered by Barca link
• Capello looks forward not back as S.Africa beckons
• Will the loyalty of Chelsea players be tested?

Mon 7 September, 2009

• Former Irish international goalkeeper banned for doping
• Lampard warns England to keep cool against Croatia
• Evolution rather than Revolution for the MLS
• Man Utd warn Le Havre over Pogba claims
• Le Havre threatened by Man United with action
• Reds Co-owner Hicks promises new stadium
• Qualification not revenge the aim for Beckham
• Bilic claims England have weak link
• Barry aims to avenge Croatian misery

Sun 6 September, 2009

• Are England good enough to win World Cup 2010?
• English player union head backs ban on under18 moves
• Rooney accused of diving by angry Slovenia
• Capello given food for thought ahead of Croatia clash

Sat 5 September, 2009

• England warm up for Croatia clash with Slovenia win
• Arsenal´s Djourou out for six months
• Busby influence lingers for Solskjaer
• Profile of World Cup finalists part two
• Former Chelsea chairman blasts transfer trading
• Ferguson, Platini question moneybags Madrid
• Bates blasts Big clubs and their transfer policy
• Xabi Alonso was deeply hurt by Benitez’s desire to replace him
• Terry wants England to be more streetwise

Fri 4 September, 2009

• Profile of World Cup finalists part one
• Yorke announces retirement from football
• Capello plans to stay with England until 2012
• Ferguson laments growth in simulated fouls
• Pique keen on Fabregas swoop
• Chelsea vow to fight transfer ban
• Terry winning fitness battle
• Spending falls, but it is still hardly sensible!
• Kuyt backs Babel for Anfield stay
• Spurs make Walker swoop

Thu 3 September, 2009

• James never thought of leaving Fratton Park
• Ferguson hopeful of Obertan United bow
• Are Pompey heading for the Championship?
• Chelsea to appeal transfer ban
• Arsenal to appeal Eduardo diving ban
• Brown hints at moer signings
• Lens agree with Fifa ruling
• I´m no cheat says Man Utd´s Rooney
• Dunne turns attention to World Cup spot after Villa
• FIFA hit Chelsea with transfer ban until 2011
• Defoe reveals England determination
• Vennegoor of Hesselink joins Hull City
• Defoe reveals heartache behind his new lease of life

Wed 2 September, 2009

• Pompey duo sign new contracts
• Who got the best deal on transfer deadline day?
• Bendtner and Denilson sign new Arsenal contracts
• Ashley Cole signs new Chelsea contract
• Alonso`s Liverpool departure planned for 12 months
• Bolton land Croatian star Klasnic
• Xabi Alonso: `It was time for a change`
• Pompey land last minute Williamson
• Dunne deal for Aston Villa
• Premier League spending drops as clubs tighten belts
• Carragher unconcerned by Liverpool`s slow start
• Arsenal weigh up appeal against Eduardo ban
• Fergie happy at Birmingham
• Milner rejects Croat kicking allegations

Tue 1 September, 2009

• Eduardo banned for two matches after dive
• Everton land Heitinga, Spurs sign Kranjcar on deadline day
• Spurs sign Kranjcar
• City deny Bentley move
• Benitez charged after Tottenham ref rant
• Ballack relishes Liverpool´s spluttering start
• Man City in last ditch Bentley bid
• Heitinga changes mind and joins Everton
• Villa agree fee for West Ham defender Collins
• Ben Haim and Yebda join Portsmouth
• Croatian FA chief fumes over Modric injury
• Rooney – I´d never walk out on Man Utd
• Michel will not join Birmingham
• South American star joins Stoke City
• Marseille star turns down move abroad
• Portsmouth’s bid for Zaki snubbed

Mon 31 August, 2009

• Wolves sign Castillo, Maierhofer
• Cole targets last shot at World Cup glory
• Fiorentina and West Ham swap Da Costa and Nsereko
• City life suits Adebayor after Arsenal acrimony
• Liverpool offload Itandje to Greek club Kavala
• Terry signs new five-year contract at Chelsea
• Tigers swoop for Man City striker
• Wenger plots last minute raid for Chamakh
• Taylor commits to Newcastle
• No Bowyer grudge for broken leg victim Modric
• Wenger infuriated by United’s `anti-football`
• Ballack keen on new Chelsea deal
• Viola bid for Hammers’ Upson
• Everton agree deal for Dutch star
• Shevchenko ends Chelsea torment with Kiev return
• Hull boss reveals Turner could be sold
• Hughes impressed by revitalised Adebayor

Sun 30 August, 2009

• Guardiola cools talk of Robinho swoop
• Capello keeps Owen in World Cup exile
• Lots of winners in this weekends Premier League games
• Villa recover from Euro exit with Fulham win
• Baines penalty gets Everton off the mark at last
• Adebayor extends Man City´s perfect start
• Toure happy with Barcelona stay
• Aaron exits Ibrox for Celta Vigo
• Barca continue Fabregas chase
• Wenger to receive apology after Man Utd dismissal
• Taylor pledges future to Newcastle
• Moyes plan more signings
• Pompey set to offload James
• Spurs´ Modric has leg fracture
• Benitez relief as Liverpool scrape past 10-man Bolton
• Spurs sweat over Modric and King injuries

Sat 29 August, 2009

• Diaby´s own goal gifts United victory over Arsenal
• Hammers grind out dour draw at Blackburn
• Gerrard´s late winner gets Liverpool back on track
• Lennon´s late show extends Tottenham´s perfect start
• Bitter rivals Forest, Derby square up in pitch battle
• Kitson nets precious win for Stoke