Sat 1 November, 2008

• Liverpool can improve
• Kinnear sees Newcastle D-Day approaching
• Tevez will not leave United
• Brown promises Hull of a battle at Old Trafford
• Premier League Predictions – Big four to start to pull away?
• Scolari searches for Chelsea´s X-factor

Fri 31 October, 2008

• ´Senile´ Ferguson cool over Calderon ´hot air´
• Scolari targets revenge over Keane
• Chelsea feeling the credit squeeze?
• Steve Gerrard or Frank Lampard? You decide.
• United have no fears about rivals City
• Levy blames Ramos for selling Berbatov

Thu 30 October, 2008

• Maradona to make managerial debut against Scotland
• Dawson escapes with FA warning
• New injury blow for Chelsea
• Bayern bosses dark on Podolski
• Gillett quiet on Liverpool sale reports
• Barton dedicates goal to fans
• Tottenham ready to quit White Hart Lane
• Tottenham announce plans for new 60,000-capacity stadium
• Great night’s football but all a bit familiar as Chelsea teach Hull a lesson
• Spot-on Alves sends City crashing

Wed 29 October, 2008

• Villa brush aside Blackburn to go fourth
• Fuller lifts Stoke out of relegation zone
• Johnson double heaps more misery on Bruce and Wigan
• Lennon seals stunning Spurs revival
• Gerrard penalty keeps Liverpool in front
• Ronaldo back in the groove to nail Hammers
• Chelsea back on track against Hull
• Barton dedicates goal to ´people I have let down´
• O’Neill have no problems with Carew
• Crouch looking forward to Anfield return
• Spurs revival to be tested at north London derby
• Anfield emotions soaring, but Pompey test awaits
• Chelsea keeper wary of Hull City trap
• Heinze plays down Fergie’s suggestions
• Mayor presses top London clubs over low-paid staff

Tue 28 October, 2008

• Barton strikes as Newcastle gain valuable win
• Ferguson thankful to have signed up Fletcher
• Redknapp booed as he receives freedom of Portsmouth
• Torres still missing for Liverpool
• Portsmouth opt for Adams
• Tevez confident of another Double
• Carragher keeping calm
• Poll Results: Who’s the Best English Player?
• So Cristiano Ronaldo rejected Real Madrid did he?
• Portsmouth ponder Redknapp replacement

Mon 27 October, 2008

• Kinnear promises Barton fair chance
• FA rule out Rooney badge punishment
• We have to bounce back – Cech
• Wenger says title still in Arsenal´s sights
• Robinho looking after the pennies
• Tottenham to battle Milan for Beckham?
• Premier League: Who’s hot and who’s not – Round Nine.
• Dzagoev prefers the Blues over Real Madrid
• Donovan wants Premiership move
• Hughes says Robinho hat-trick is just the start
• Wenger says title still in Gunners´ sights
• Redknapp “couldn´t turn Tottenham down”

Sun 26 October, 2008

• Post-Harry Pompey held to a draw
• Arsenal keep pace after denting Hammers
• Robinho treble too much for Stoke
• Redknapp earns his Spurs at first attempt
• Villa prove a cutting Carew for Wigan
• Tottenham make a wise choice with Redknapp
• Liverpool´s smash and grab raid breaches Chelsea fortress
• Liverpool on top after ending Chelsea home run
• Quick Report: Liverpool beat Chelsea for Premiership lead
• Frings rules out int´l retirement
• Strachan reckons United are better than Brazil
• Ronaldo happy at Old Trafford
• Man Utd brush off claims of Mourinho talks
• Ballack apologises for Loew blow
• Redknapp may call on Pompey recruits to boost Spurs
• Ramos leaves Tottenham, Redknapp set to join
• Star quality not enough for Hughes against Stoke
• Arsenal seek to hammer home Euro form
• Scolari savours clash of the invincibles
• Rooney´s temperament under scrutiny as ManUtd draw at Everton
• Ramos leaves Tottenham, Redknapp set to replace him
• Redknapp says he will take Tottenham job
• Ramos leaves Tottenham, club says

Sat 25 October, 2008

• McCarthy´s late show rescues point for Rovers
• Hull maul Albion to go joint top
• Ballack ´meeting´ will be a ´hearing´, says Loew´s lawyer
• Richardson´s stunner gives Sunderland derby delight
• Fellaini fells Man Utd´s victory bid
• Richards wants Henry at City
• Chelsea will not spend in January
• Real lose interest in Ronaldo. Believe that, you’ll believe anything!
• Liverpool mull gamble on Torres for Chelsea summit clash
• Premier League Predictions – Toon army to enjoy a rare celebration?
• Real give up on Ronaldo
• Hargreaves not for sale, says Ferguson

Fri 24 October, 2008

• Give Ramos time, Benitez tells Tottenham
• Arsenal boss unhappy over Gallas cigarette picture
• Scolari refuses to rule out new signings in January
• Styles considering making a rare good decision
• Premier League chief still keen on ´39th game´
• QPR sack manager Dowie
• Italian football chief questions Beckham signing
• Kinnear to sign extension with Newcastle
• Matuidi would consider Arsenal move
• Lampard refusing to get carried away
• West Ham baffled by the boss
• Owen for Serie A?
• Wenger demands patience from Arsenal fans – Is he right?

Thu 23 October, 2008

• Sober Barton wants to take last chance
• Newcastle´s Owen out of Tyne-Wear derby
• Zaki makes Bruce regret not doing permanent deal
• Slimline McCarthy could be Rovers tonic: Ince
• Redknapp keen on Beckham
• Ince tells Villa to forget about Santa Cruz
• Beckham´s Italian transfer gets backing
• Injuries concern Benitez ahead of Chelsea clash

Wed 22 October, 2008

• Simao strikes late to peg back Liverpool
• Terry breaks Roma´s resistance
• Legend Trautmann to be honoured before England game
• Beckham signing good for him and Milan, says Sacchi
• Mourinho finally admits what others have said about Drogba
• Barton eager to repay Newcastle faith
• Drogba is a ´diver´ – Mourinho
• Alonso urges caution ahead of Atletico clash
• Pompey get language lessons in Harry´s game
• Win first and entertain second, Scolari tells Chelsea
• AC Milan confirm Beckham loan move
• Spurs´s Dawson denies FA charge
• Petrov injury blow for Man City
• Malouda never considered quitting Chelsea
• Petrov has good and bad news for City
• Arsenal´s young guns come of age in Fenerbahce victory

Tue 21 October, 2008

• Five-star Arsenal demolish Fenerbahce´s fortress
• Patience pays dividends for Malouda
• Scolari defends Terry over England absence
• Newcastle´s Beye claims his innocence
• I can rescue Tottenham, says Ginola
• Scrambled eggs the secret to Sol´s success: Redknapp
• Van Persie trusts Arsenal´s mental strength
• Rob Styles makes serious error? Surely not!
• Ronaldo insists he is at the right club
• Mourinho names Drogba as a diver

Mon 20 October, 2008

• Referee Styles in spotlight as Newcastle draw with City
• Arsenal´s Toure out of Fenerbahce CL match
• In-form Zaki is hot property
• FA to investigate Drogba bio´s punch claims
• Woodgate urges Spurs to back Ramos
• Pulis urges Spurs to back Ramos
• Aguero could have joined Liverpool
• Mourinho wants Premiership return
• Premier League – Who’s HOT and Who’s NOT? – Round eight

Sun 19 October, 2008

• Ramos hits rock bottom as Spurs slump at Stoke
• Turner prize keeps Hull flying high
• Ameobi wants to help Kinnear rescue Newcastle
• FA want coin thug banned from Aston Villa for life
• Lehmann wants Germany swansong against England
• Man Utd confident over Tevez deal
• Cisse wants Sunderland stay
• Capello made the right decision says dropped Bentley
• Drogba wishes he had punched Vidic in CL final
• Cesc Fabregas rejects new contract
• Top four show us how it is done – statistically
• Beckham has England future, says Capello
• Benitez feeling the strain but Reds keep winning
• Wenger relieved after season-saving win
• Don´t make us favourites yet: Scolari

Sat 18 October, 2008

• “We should make life easier:” Benitez
• Rampant Rooney inspires formidable United
• Gunners comeback keeps critics at bay
• Kuyt to Liverpool´s rescue as Wigan see red
• Honours even in Lancashire stalemate
• Referee´s assistant struck as Pompey´s 10-men hold on for a point
• Incident-packed draw fails to lift lowly Fulham
• Scolari salutes five-star Chelsea´s spirit
• Chelsea shrug off £100mln injury deficit
• Five-star Chelsea stay top of the pile
• Global recession will hit Premier League: Wenger
• Man Utd counting on Rooney spillover effect
• Elano flattered by Inter link
• Bent desperate to kick-start season at Stoke
• Venables compares Rooney to Gazza
• Chelsea’s strength in depth
• Heskey says Liverpool would be ‘lovely’.
• Newcastle United need to spend, says Joe Kinnear
• Premier League Predictions – Wins for the big four
• Former Spurs boss refuses to play the blame game
• Terry would die for Chelsea, says Scolari

Fri 17 October, 2008

• Lampard about to make Chelsea history
• “Walcott has head start on Messi:” Wenger
• Wenger admits Gunners left with no room for error
• Government minister asks the right questions about debt, overseas investment and the future of the game
• Injuries hit the Gunners
• Chelsea´s Ballack undergoes foot surgery
• Scolari won´t whinge about injuries
• Ince confident of keeping Roque
• Southgate looking forward to Chelsea encounter
• Petrov facing lengthy lay-off
• Rooney still years from peak: Ferguson
• Injuries take heavy toll on Arsenal
• United keep an eye on La Liga’s young star keeper
• Arsenal hit by injuries