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Ardley Getting Over It: How Neal is making AFC Wimbledon comfortable in their new skin

October 27, 2014

By Tom Simmonds. Wimbledon sit 12th in League Two after drawing 2-2 with Tranmere on Saturday. The upward trajectory of their rise has plateaued in recent seasons. Is Neal [...]

Champion’s League Match Week 3: Spanish Club Round Up

October 24, 2014

By Jason Pettigrove Match Week Three proved a strong one for the Spanish clubs, barring Athletic Club, who continued their poor run of form with a home defeat to Porto. Jason [...]

Euro Bite Review No.3: Getting All Defensive

October 24, 2014

By Kate Partridge The Champions League group stage has reached its halfway point, with Chelsea leading the English charge in Europe. But what does it take to make a champion? [...]

The Offside Treble – hypocrisy from Redknapp, Sterling’s alleged hedonism and happy birthday Mr Wenger

October 24, 2014

This week Jen expresses her typically amusing opinion on Abel Taarabt’s fat-gate and the rumours of Raheem Sterling’s late night partying, as well as sending her [...]

Shakespeare’s lament for Arsene Wenger as Richard II

October 22, 2014

By All Blue Daze As Arsenal languish in seventh spot with just 11 points from eight games, should Arsene Wenger fear for his future as the Gunners’ boss? All Blue Daze [...]

Grounds for Divorce: How are London’s clubs managing to move stadium en masse in our crowded capital?

October 21, 2014

By Tom Simmonds Of the 14 London clubs in England’s top five divisions, five have moved grounds in the last 30 years. West Ham and Brentford will be on the move soon. [...]

Schalke vs Sporting Lisbon: Di Matteo’s men host Lisbon in bid for first Group G win

October 20, 2014

By Jonathan Harding The third round of Champions League group games sees new manager Roberto Di Matteo pit his Schalke team against bottom of the group Sporting Lisbon. [...]

Bundesliga round up – enter Di Matteo, Dortmund’s demise and bruised Bayern

October 20, 2014

Eight match-weeks into the Bundesliga season sees some usual, and not so usual, sights. Guardiola’s mighty Bayern Munich sit proudly atop the table, but [...]

Fitting finale for FAWSL – season review part one

October 19, 2014

By Ellen Farrell Fans witnessed a pulsating final day of The FA Women’s Super League 1 this month, with three teams still in contention for title glory right up to the last [...]

Van Gaal’s busy summer reviewed

October 18, 2014

By Mark Young Back on May 20, before Louis van Gaal finished third at the World Cup and before the likes of Angel Di Maria and Radamel Falcao rocked up at Old Trafford, [...]