Fri 6 February, 2009

• Kinnear hits out at ´fantasist´ N´Zogbia
• Quaresma joins Chelsea
• Upson enjoying life at West Ham
• Viduka launches bid to win back Newcastle fans
• Kinnear: “N’Zogbia living in a fanstasy world”
• Platini to ban clubs like Man City from Europe
• We all agree that officials should be respected, but how can you respect that?

Thu 5 February, 2009

• Keegan banned for speeding
• Gerrard out for three weeks
• Richards arrest deepens City problems
• Fletcher considered leaving United
• Carvalho hails Quaresma

Wed 4 February, 2009

• Villa wait on Merseysiders as Derby book United tie
• Keane named captain
• Spurs missed out on Ricardo Quaresma
• Dalla Bona in talks with West Ham
• Wenger delighted by Arshavin
• Quaresma vows to prove Mourinho wrong
• Keane named Tottenham skipper
• Sky seals English Premier League TV deal
• Fabregas wants to return to Barcelona
• Rafa Benitez – Clever tactics or just ‘losing it’?
• Fowler joins Australian A-League club Fury
• Arsenal complete Arshavin deal
• Liverpool´s Spanish forward Fernando Torres

Tue 3 February, 2009

• Giantkilling Burnley thank Thompson brace
• Lampard red card rescinded
• Allardyce admits Kuranyi interest
• Benitez defends Keane sale as risk worth taking
• Chelsea win Lampard appeal
• Petrov ready for contract talks
• Credit crunch, what credit crunch?
• Butt, who turned 34 last month, joined Newcastle in 2004
• Butt signs contact extension
• Redknapp´s desire to strengthen his squad saw Spurs outspend even super-rich Manchester City in the
• Sbragia confirms Newcastle bid for Richardson
• Benitez explains Keane exit
• Arsenal sign Arshavin
• Santa Cruz stays, Allardyce delighted
• Jo happy to join Everton
• Russia international midfielder Andrei Arshavin
• Wenger pleads for patience with Arsenal youngsters

Mon 2 February, 2009

• Tal Ben Haim says Black Cats can be lucky
• Ricardo Quaresma joins Chelsea on loan
• Andrei Arshavin joins Arsenal till 2012
• Jose Bosingwa escapes FA action
• A woman walks past a snow-covered Guards Memorial in London
• Camara snapped up by Stoke
• Jo joins Everton for rest of season
• Emerton out for the season
• Liverpool confirm Keane talking to Spurs
• Bad weather prompts EPL to ask about window extension
• Bramble excited by N’Zogbia move
• Adams happy at Portsmouth
• Panucci likely to stay at Roma
• Given delighted by City move
• Spurs improve offer for Keane
• Chelsea claim for Lampard
• Adams insists not worried about his job
• Arshavin is in London
• Benitez coy over Keane´s future
• Bolton swoop for Portsmouth’s Davies
• Everton set to land Man City flop Jo

Sun 1 February, 2009

• Sunderland confirm Ben Haim switch
• Given completes City switch
• Torres strikes late to sink 10-man Chelsea
• Liverpool´s Keane axed again for Chelsea clash
• I won´t quit on Portsmouth, says Adams
• Ivanovic unlikely to leave Chelsea
• N’Daw wants Premier League move
• Lampard ready for Liverpool clash
• Given set for City switch, Jo eyes Everton move
• Newcastle debut offers Nolan fresh start
• Man Utd boss ready for title twists
• Given having City medical
• Sbragia hopes Cisse will stay
• Harper happy to stay at Toon
• Benitez set to sign a long-term contract
• Adams on the brink
• Robbie Keane axed
• Premier League round-up – United pile pressure on Chelsea and Liverpool
• Wenger hopeful over Arshavin deal
• Redknapp hits back at Benitez over Keane
• Title still within reach for Liverpool, insists Benitez

Sat 31 January, 2009

• United stretch lead as Van der Sar sets record
• Fulham pile pressure on Pompey
• Dour draw leaves Boro in trouble
• Villa endure Wigan frustration
• Misfiring Gunners frustrated by West Ham
• Boltons Davies double helps sink Spurs
• West Brom battle back to snatch point at Hull
• Rams to bag Motherwell´s Porter
• Beattie takes Stoke out of the relegation zone
• Spurs blow as Defoe sidelined
• Manchester United to face Everton
• N´Zogbia gets Wigan move in swap deal
• Anelka hails United manager
• Lampard could have quit Chelsea
• Faubert in shock Real Madrid switch
• Premier League Predictions – United to turn the screw?
• Chelsea manager slams unfair referees
• Gunners backs to the wall
• Palacios reveals fears for kidnapped brother
• Ferguson backs Ronaldo to break 20-goal barrier

Fri 30 January, 2009

• Owen out for six weeks
• Newcastle complete Nolan signing
• Chelsea sign Turkish youngster
• United suffer Vidic Euro blow
• Benitez upbeat ahead of Chelsea clash
• Kevin Nolan joins Magpies
• Vidic handed one-game Champions League ban
• Big Sam reunited with bargain Diouf
• Given can discuss with City
• Mouyokolo to join Hull
• Veloso will not join Bolton
• Nolan completes Newcastle move
• Fergie rues missing out on Van der Sar in ´99
• Liverpool showdown could be title decider says Scolari
• Diouf reunited with Allardyce at Blackburn
• Premier League clubs eyeing Portuguese star Veloso
• N´Zogbia refuses to play after Kinnear ´insult´

Thu 29 January, 2009

• WBA’s Robinson has red card rescinded
• Capello undecided on Beckham England call
• Boltons Megson slams “pathetic” fans
• Villa´s Laursen announces international retirement
• Kinnear hits out at Given bid
• Portsmouth still interested in Saviola
• Fred will not join Spurs
• Benayoun looking forward to Chelsea clash
• Liverpool can stop the rot, says Benayoun
• Owen injury jinx strikes again as Barton ruled out
• Derbyshire on verge of move to Greek giants
• Wilkins defends Scolari after Chelsea card controversy
• EPL round-up – United stay top as Liverpool slip up again

Wed 28 January, 2009

• McCarthy to the rescue for Rovers
• Van Persie´s late leveller rescues Arsenal
• Hammers´ hitmen banish memory of Bellamy
• Kalou double sees Chelsea go second
• Bellamy lifts City as Robinho puts off-field problems aside
• Mido´s late penalty frustrates Liverpool
• Mido stops Liverpool, Kalou boosts Chelsea
• Fate kept me at Sunderland, says Jones
• Portsmouth move for Real Madrid striker
• Fred in shock no-show for Spurs
• Real target Wigan´s Valencia
• Long live the Mad Dog – Thomas Gravesen retires
• Revitalised Arsenal face Everton test
• Liverpool look to forget woes at Wigan
• Blues aim to push on against Boro
• Robinho arrested in sex assault probe: report
• Fergie loving it as Manchester United rediscover ruthless edge

Tue 27 January, 2009

• Heskey winner edges Villa closer to Euro prize
• Red-hot Spurs climb towards safety
• Ronaldo double ends drought as Manchester United tighten grip at top
• Jones celebrates new deal as Sunderland move up
• England confirms bid for 2018 World Cup
• Beckham closer to AC Milan deal: Sky Italia
• WBA skipper Greening out for four to six weeks
• Gravesen retires from football
• No Keane bust-up at Anfield Road
• No deal for Arshavin
• Ramos angry about Tottenham
• Jones sticks with Sunderland
• Jones agrees Black Cats stay
• Man City will fine Robinho
• Ramos blasts Spurs policy
• Dunne wants City stay
• Portsmouth make bid for Emerson
• West Ham set to sign Nsereko
• Man United look to stretch Premier League lead
• Strengthened Spurs set for Stoke

Mon 26 January, 2009

• Cudicini keen to earn his Spurs
• Mikel faces dring-drive charge
• Chimbonda returns to Spurs
• Palace´s Watson opts for Wigan
• Chelsea ´keeper Cudicini joins Tottenham
• Wigan land Crystal Palace star Watson
• Cudicini joins Tottenham
• Parker pledges future to West Ham
• Newcastle closing in on Toulouse defender
• Mullins and Pele join Portsmouth
• Gerrard focused on football
• Chimbonda set to sign for Tottenham
• Portsmouth announced a double deal
• Keane will not be sold, Benitez said
• Chelsea star fails breath test
• West Ham close on Savio
• Cardiff replay worries Arsenal manager
• Chimbonda returns to Spurs: Reports
• Pompey set to sign Hayden Mullins

Sun 25 January, 2009

• Gerrard keeps Liverpool in FA Cup
• Hull slam ´mindless´ Millwall fans
• Arsenal survive FA Cup scare at Cardiff
• Arsenal chairman slams ex-Real Madrid president
• Ballack eyes new contract
• West Bromwich Albion’s problems are reaching a “critical” level
• Hull City accuse Millwall fans
• Real Madrid target Valencia set for Wigan stay
• Mido delighted by Wigan move
• Ballack wants new Chelsea deal