With the culmination of the Premier League this season calling time on two of the most enduring figures in British football over the last 15 years as they make their way across the pond, there couldn’t be a better time to open up that old question – Gerrard or Lampard?
Jose Mourinho will need to develop a new plan for Chelsea next season — seeing as he can't park the bus anymore — after being banned by British law to drive for the next six months.
The Portuguese manager was caught by roadside speed cameras going 10mph over the 50mph limit while driving in England this past Wednesday. Because of his previous accumulation of points from traffic violations, he was no longer able to appeal for driving after this past offense.
David De Gea, the best goal keeper in the Premier League last season, wants to leave Manchester United for Real Madrid according to Goal.com.
Danny Ings will leave for Anfield this summer after completing his first season in the Premier League.
Come in, come in, join me for Story Time before the most important soccer of the year kicks off…
In 2003, us eighth graders still enjoyed a little in-school, after-lunch recess. Basically, it was time for the teachers to let us blow off a little pubescent testosterone while they, I'm sure, prayed none of us would have the courage to climb up the side of the building or take our clothes off and run around the playground or something.
The Copa America hosts, Chile, await the competition with a friendly against El Salvador that had a rough ending for Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez and Hamburg midfielder Marcelo Diaz.
Just before half time, Chile was awarded a free kick within striking range and Sanchez thought he was the best to take the ball. Despite Diaz being the designated set-piece taker, Sanchez took the ball off of him ending in a misguided effort.
Manchester United has long been one of, if not the most popular clubs in the world. It rode a perfect wave of talent, success, and exposure in the 1990s to attain that popularity, and today it is reaping the reward. Manchester United is officially the first football club to reach the $1 billion valuation plateau, according to the Brand Finance Football 50.
The18 grew deeply excited this morning as it turned to the back pages (read: internet) of The Liverpool Echo and came across the words "Liverpool remain favourites to sign Swedish mega star Zlatan Ibrahimovic". And all for just $16 million.
The summer can be a long wait for players preparing for the upcoming season, but the lot at Manchester United are filling their free time with a new hybrid sport that combines golf and soccer.
All you need is a ball and your feet, no expensive clubs necessary for this new sport that is becoming ever more popular in the UK. Manchester United sent out four of their players who split into an English team and a Spanish team.
Little did we know during Chelsea’s heroic 2012 Champions League winning campaign how much one single trophy could do for the future of a football club.