Wed 8 October, 2008

• Gerrard forgets about Spain
• Credit crunch hits West Ham
• Portsmouth v AC Milan – who would have thought it?
• Lampard tries to solve England´s midfield mystery

Tue 7 October, 2008

• Skrtel possibly back by Christmas
• Nigerian tycoon dismisses Newcastle bid
• Total debts in England more than 3bn pounds: FA
• Comolli talks of peace and harmony behind the scenes at Tottenham
• Lampard says best still to come from Gerrard double act
• O´Neill warns Capello on Barry axe
• Terry injury concern for England
• AC Milan to face Pompey
• Mikel Obi gets green light to skip Sierra Leone clash
• Manchester City wish list begins to take shape
• Bale refuses to panic
• Mourinho considered managing England
• Man Utd closing in on Palacios
• Tottenham’s Juande Ramos – should he stay or should he go?

Mon 6 October, 2008

• Blatter concern over foreign investors
• Hull Chairman gets a little carried away!
• Owen´s England career isn´t over: Capello assistant
• Liverpool confirm Skrtel ligament damage
• We’re genuine title contenders – Kuyt
• Arshavin keen on Premiership move
• Nigerian group warn Newcastle they could look elsewhere
• Chelsea to make a move for Argentine striker?
• Premier League, who’s HOT and who’s NOT? – Round 7
• Newcastle manager Kinnear ready to let team results do the talking
• Hughes to spend big after Liverpool underline City flaws
• Ramos vows to fight on as Spurs hit new low
• Scolari expects Terry to play through pain barrier for England

Sun 5 October, 2008

• Owen overlooked again for England World Cup duty
• Duff stops rot as Newcastle grab point
• Pompey´s little and large choke Stoke
• More misery for Ramos as Hull stun Spurs
• Kuyt´s last gasp winner caps Liverpool fightback
• Ruthless Chelsea brush aside Villa to stay top
• Green howlers sink West Ham
• Kinnear blames rant on ´sickening´ press abuse
• Credit crunch delays Liverpool´s new stadium
• Liverpool chasing Wigan ace
• Beckenbauer hits out at Spurs
• King Kev set to return?
• Sorry Becks, but it´s Walcott´s time, says Capello
• Wenger calls for video challenge rights

Sat 4 October, 2008

• United cruise after Brown´s controversial opener
• Bednar gets Baggies bouncing
• Aliadiere late show stuns Wigan
• Fabregas rescues Arsenal from more misery
• Arsenal saved as Man Utd eye Premier League leaders
• Benitez slaps down City upstarts
• Villa set to test Chelsea strength in depth
• Moyes disappointed by FA over Cahill ban
• Liverpool quartet named in Spain squad
• Fergie convinced England can manage without Rooney
• I’m a God – Robinho
• Premier League Predictions for round seven – Chelsea to slip up?
• Roque Santa Cruz wants Champions League football

Fri 3 October, 2008

• Businessmen deny South African Newcastle link – report
• Kinnear´s swearing rant stuns English game
• I´m arrogant and nasty, says Mourinho
• F**k off the lot of you. Kinnear strikes back!
• Portsmouth to file complaint over Campbell abuse
• My prayers answered over Drogba, says Scolari
• Liverpool tell Real to forget about signing Agger
• S Africans in Keegan link as Newcastle bid nears
• Man Utd boss reassures Capello on Rooney
• John Terry adamant that he will be ready
• Benitez rested Mascherano for City clash
• Lampard reckons Roma clashes will be decisive
• Ready for a managerial merry-go-round?
• Time to rid the game of these ignorant people
• Kim Do-Heon out for two months
• Chelsea boosted by Drogba injury bulletin

Thu 2 October, 2008

• Tottenham move into UEFA Cup group stages
• Rooney boost for England
• Rooney given green light for England
• Drogba Champions´ League agony
• Drogba out for six weeks
• Keane relief at first Liverpool goal

Wed 1 October, 2008

• Pienaar on verge of Everton comeback
• Man Utd lose Scholes for 10 weeks
• Man Utd count cost of Champions League win
• Hughes urges Capello to pick Wright-Phillips
• Ronaldo urges fans to give him more time
• West Brom target Mallorca striker
• Mascherano confident Liverpool are ready for title push
• Manchester United count cost of Champions League win

Tue 30 September, 2008

• Cahill appeal over derby red card fails
• Berbatov hits brace to end Danish dreams
• Price drop at Newcastle. Now a snip at £300 million!
• Reds to head scramble for Owen
• Stoke’s Lawrence suffers freak ankle injury
• Ashley slashes Newcastle sale price: BBC
• Eriksson sought foreign fix, Davies says
• Berbatov to blame for Spurs plight, Venables says
• Fergie support for Styles as he gets another top match.
• O’Shea confident of retaining Champions League
• Berbatov to blame for Spurs’ poor season
• Is Moyes the problem or the victim at Everton?
• ManUtd. take Danish minnows seriously
• Scolari issues a warning to players

Mon 29 September, 2008

• “Babel can do better:” Benitez
• Styles apologises to Bolton for Ronaldo penalty blunder
• Wenger to wield the axe?
• Fergie looks for no repeat of previous Danish fiasco
• Moyes admits improper conduct charge
• Everton launch Cahill appeal
• West Brom´s Kim out for six weeks
• Two miss Manchester United trip.
• Man Utd penalty row rumbles on
• Fletcher refuse to take victory for granted
• Davies reckons Young is better than Ronaldo
• Bolton to receive Styles apology.
• Premier League – who’s hot and who’s not? Round six.
• No compensation claim says Blades skipper
• Hughes fumes as controversial penalty causes City crash
• Ramos feels the heat as Spurs slump again

Sun 28 September, 2008

• Zaki slows City revolution
• Gerrard tells Liverpool to keep cool
• Alan Shearer not interested in Newcastle United job
• Beckham ready to stay in the shadows
• Scolari persuaded me to stay, says Drogba
• S.Africa consortium interested in Newcastle: report
• Bolton boss slams referee
• Gaydamak puts Portsmouth up for sale
• Kanu backs fed-up Pompey to sink Spurs
• Arsenal wonderkid offered new deal
• Manchester clubs to battle for Benzema?
• Terrible decision makes the headlines again. What would you do about Mr. Styles?
• Ferguson claims penalty that never was as United´s due
• Kinnear tells Newcastle stars to stop sulking
• Everton see red over Cahill dismissal

Sat 27 September, 2008

• Arsenal stunned by Hull smash and grab raid
• Young keeps Villa among the elite
• Kinnear sees Newcastle misery deepen against Blackburn
• West Brom survive late Boro surge
• Hammers shrug off midweek blues to beat Fulham
• Torres double gets Liverpool back on track
• Liverpool reassert title credentials
• Gunners bask in autumnal optimism
• Giggs sees Man Utd beginning to stir ahead of Bolton clash
• Chelsea fight to keep leaders Arsenal in sight
• Henry could leave Barca in January
• Newcastle keeper Given dubious over Kinnear
• Denilson delighted with Vieira comparisons
• Sir Alex to axe Rooney
• Henry rumours begin.
• Premier League predictions. Arsenal and Chelsea the teams to catch.

Fri 26 September, 2008

• More bad news for the Toon Army.
• Hammers appeal hopes crushed in Tevez row
• We are coming to get you, Man Utd boss warns Gunners
• Kinnear appointed as Newcastle boss
• Newcastle appoint interim boss.
• Molby praise Gerrard ahead of Merseyside derby
• Blackburn lose Robinson for two weeks
• Newcastle would not give me enough time: Venables
• Wenger praise his backline
• Venables says no to Newcastle. Who is likely to say yes?
• Keane v Warner. It’s fun to watch, but who is right?
• Venables turns down Newcastle role

Thu 25 September, 2008

• FIFA fine Croatia for racist abuse of England´s Heskey
• Venables considers Newcastle football role
• Giggs warns title rivals
• Money can´t buy success, Man Utd boss warns
• Liverpool to move for Bale
• Newcastle and Venables just don’t go together.
• Another owner getting hot under the collar?
• Tottenham take some positives whilst the gloom grows for Newcastle
• The FA must take the lead and deal with serious foul play.

Wed 24 September, 2008

• Pogatetz to say sorry over horror tackle
• Hammers to appeal against Tevez punishment
• Chelsea bolster midfield with Mineiro signing
• Chelsea sign Brazilian midfielder
• Platini goes too far. He’s got to go.
• ‘Must win game’ for the Premier League’s bottom two.
• Vela hits the headlines
• LMA ´astonished´ by Platini attack on Wenger
• Man Utd relief over Pogatetz horror tackle
• Barca, Arsenal and Chelsea in battle for 14 year-old prospect.
• Arshavin for Tottenham?
• Wenger praise ’best youngsters ever’
• Man City joins the race for Aguero
• Fergie fumes over Pogatetz horror tackle

Tue 23 September, 2008

• Owen ´sad´ to see Keegan quit
• Hughes key to new City owners´ 10-year-plan
• Pompey insist Alexandre Gaydamak is their owner
• Sheffield Utd claim tribunal success on Tevez saga
• Wenger could pick youngest Arsenal team ever
• Bent to save Spurs by scoring 30 goals
• Authorities must sort out the money or the real fans might walk away.

Mon 22 September, 2008

• London bank to handle Newcastle mooted sale
• After America, Russia and the UAE comes Nigeria.
• Rooney warns title rivals
• Seven booked. Who’s right, Ferguson or Scolari?
• Premier League (Round 5) – Who’s HOT and who’s NOT?
• Manchester City preparing bid for Terry

Sun 21 September, 2008

• It was the right result – Scolari
• Man City planning £25m bid for Lyon striker
• Spurs stay on the bottom after Wigan stalemate