Well, well, well, that didn't take long did it? With Spurs fans getting excited about the performances of their new midfield playmaker at Euro 2008, Arsene Wenger has allegedly scoffed at the lad's chances of settling into the Premier League due to his weak, baby-like body. According to Martin Samuel at . Click to continue reading...

The all-knowing rag that is The Sun is reporting today that Rafa Benitez has had enough of Villa boss Martin O'Neill and his childish games, and has told the Birmingham club that if they want to make a profit, they better be prepared to take the current £15m deal plus ... Click to continue reading...

After tracking player's from La Liga for the last couple of weeks, Tottenham boss Juande Ramos is apparently now interested in bringing in someone with a bit of Russian flare to the club. It's just too bad the striker's current employer isn't interested in making a deal. The Daily Mirror ... Click to continue reading...

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Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester United, my Uncle Bob, your Aunt Fanny, Old Bromleynians Football Club, a Ptarmigan named Percy, and a carousel of continental clubs have been salivating over Valencia's David Villa for weeks now, unfortunately for those clubs, and the press (who have been acting like feral hounds this silly season) [. Click to continue reading...

The Sun's banshee transfer wail can be heard all over the Scepter'd Isle; apparently Big Phil Scolari has given the green light to "Flog Drog". Droggers - to his mates - has often been a mouthy critic of the Chelsea management, and openly wept when Jose Mourinho left, so any move to show [...] Click to continue reading...

Arsene Wenger is very astute when it comes to dealing with the transfer merry-go-round and apparently his mind games regarding this potential signing are putting Arsenal at the head of the chasing pack. ARSENE WENGER has been dubbed ‘a cunning fox' in his hunt for wily Russian Andrei Arshavin. The Arsenal boss is leading the £15million chase [. Click to continue reading...

This Anfield giant seems destined for a move to the south coast as Rafa looks for more spending money. Harry Redknapp is ready to make a final offer of £10million to Liverpool for striker Peter Crouch. The Portsmouth boss had a £9m bid rejected last week but refuses to pay Rafa Benitez's £15m asking price. Click to continue reading...

Oh, that Roman Abramovich is a sly one! The Russian billionare owner has been lying in the weeds for the last week, watching as his top summer target inched closer, and closer to a possible move to Real Madrid or Barcelona. And just when you thought Roman was going to be content watching his new [... Click to continue reading...

My how things can change in just one week! If you recall, last week Pompey boss Harry Redknapp made it clear to anyone willing to listen that his £6m offer for Liverpool striker Peter Crouch was as high as he was willing to go. He wasn't going to be dragged through the mud for a [...] Click to continue reading...

After brushing away Manchester United's £23m bid for star striker Dimitar Berbatov earlier this week, Tottenham brass have made it clear to anyone out there dreaming of a move for the Big Bulgarian, that anything less than £30m will be considered a laughable offer. Well after realizing that nobody in their right mind would splash £30m, [. Click to continue reading...

The end of the 05-06 season which saw Tottenham cruelly lose out on a Champions League place due to an 'accidental' food poisoning, gave birth to the ongoing debate as to whether Spurs should be finishing in the top 4. However, I believe this debate has been blown out of proportion. Spurs, before 2006, were a [. Click to continue reading...

Premiership clubs have already had their (faint) hopes of signing one star of the Spanish triumph at Euro 2008 dashed this week, and now it looks like the door is firmly shut on another. Spanish newspaper Marca reports that David Silva will be staying at Valencia next season, having dismissed any talk of a move [. Click to continue reading...

The news that Argentine left-back Emiliano Insúa has signed a new three-year contract with Liverpool isn't likely to send the Kop, currently contemplating mouthwatering signings like, er, Gareth Barry and Robbie Keane, into raptures. Still, it seems manager Rafa Benitez is keen to secure the continued services of the promising under-20 international. Click to continue reading...