- Fabio free to begin Anzhi talks after son Pierfilippo jets in to finalise England exit
- 16/02/2012 by Dailymail
Fabio Capello is free to speak to Russian club Anzhi Makhachkala after his lawyer son finalised his exit from the FA. Pierfilippo Capello met his father's tax and legal advisers in London to scrutinise the compromise agreement signed when the Italian quit the England job. Capello and former Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink are on Anzhi's managerial shortlist. Play it cool: Capell... Full Story »- An iron, cleaners, oxo cubes (and a bottle of bubbly)... it's Cole's gifts for Valentine's Day!
- 15/02/2012 by Dailymail
Like thousands of others tonight, Carlton Cole will forgo his Valentine's Day duties to focus on his other love: football.West Ham host promotion rivals Southampton in a top of the table Championship clash at Upton Park meaning manager Sam Allardyce was in no mood to allow his striker a night off with the missus.The one-time England striker, however, has made sure his partne... Full Story »- Don't preach, try to teach... make racists Kop a lesson
- 14/02/2012 by Dailymail
It is a beautiful bit, Chris Rock on the OJ Simpson trial. ‘Black people too happy,’ he says. ‘White people too mad. I haven’t seen that many mad white people since they cancelled MASH.’English football may recognise itself in that sentiment. Everybody is too mad about race these days; even the white guys. Not that the issue should be brushed over; but when racist abuse o... Full Story »- Scholes: I’d make England return
- 14/02/2012 by The Sun
CAN'T HIDE HIS THREE LION EYES ... Scholes could make sensational return for EnglandPAUL SCHOLES will seriously consider a return to international football — EIGHT years after his last England game.Scholes, 37, came out of retirement last month to help Manchester United's push for a 20th League title.Now prospective new England boss Harry Redknapp has said he would love t... Full Story »- Tevez: Mancini treated me like a dog! Exile is on his way back to City (but that's no apology!)
- 14/02/2012 by Dailymail
Carlos Tevez will land back in England to face a fresh storm on Tuesday after he accused Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini of treating him ‘like a dog’.In an astonishing outburst on the eve of his return from three months in self-imposed exile, Tevez reignited his row with Mancini over the infamous fall-out in Munich and blamed City for forcing him to seek refuge wit... Full Story »- Redknapp backs Scholes for shock England return ahead of Euro 2012 finals
- 13/02/2012 by Dailymail
For a man keen to avoid talk of becoming next England manager, Harry Redknapp could not stop himself from jumping on the Paul Scholes for Euro 2012 bandwagon.The prospect of a Redknapp/Scholes partnership this summer is still a pipe dream.Tottenham’s manager was adamant on Saturday that he was still to receive an official approach from the Football Association - though tha... Full Story »- FA ready to wait for Harry as Spurs boss agonises over future plans
- 13/02/2012 by Dailymail
The FA are prepared to wait until the end of the season before making an approach for Harry Redknapp to become England manager.Redknapp has pleaded for time to consider his future after the ordeal of his two-week tax evasion trial.While the FA insist they will also approach other candidates about succeeding Fabio Capello, who resigned as manager last week, they have indicate... Full Story »- David Cameron hosts 'anti racism' football summit at Downing Street
- 12/02/2012 by Telegraph.co.uk
David Cameron is to intervene directly in the row over racism in football by holding a summit on the issue at Downing Street, The Sunday Telegraph has learned.David Cameron also accused the Government of serial incompetenceThe Prime Minister and Jeremy Hunt, the Culture Secretary, will stage a “round table discussion” at Number 10 with leading figures from footballin... Full Story »- England MUST get it right now for the next 10 years
- 12/02/2012 by Dailymail
It has been an incredible week of drama and of the unexpected. And now, as we take stock at the end of it, let’s use this as an opportunity. Let’s use the fallout of the week, in which England have lost a manager and in which Harry Redknapp has rightly been cleared in a trial that should never have taken place, to build a structure around the new England manager that ca... Full Story »- Redknapp will see out the season with Spurs
- 12/02/2012 by Dailymail
Harry Redknapp will receive a formal approach to take over as England manager from the Football Association within the next few days. But he will tell the FA that he must see out the season with Tottenham, having been overwhelmed by the support from fans at games and at Southwark Crown Court during his trial. Redknapp knows, however, that it will be difficult to turn down ... Full Story »
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