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QPR's fairytale start to the season came to a shuddering halt with a 3-0 defeat at a noisy Bramall Lane.

Ex-Scunthorpe striker Billy Sharp did the damage with a marvellous hat-trick, as Iain Dowie's side failed to use the momentum gained from last weekend.

Rangers were outfoxed and outclassed, as they failed to tough it out with the physical Blades, who had a two-goal lead inside 12 minutes. Click to continue reading...

After the Championship play-off final all media coverage fell upon one man: Dean Windass. Heaps of praise for the player who had scored such a fantastic winning goal for his home club was tempered by equal amounts of press coverage scorn on the idea of a 40 year old striker in the Premier League.

The fact that Dean is only going to get a bit part role makes no matter to these journalists, the thought of the big man in the league is little more than a joke. Click to continue reading...

Our former stalwart central midfielder, the great Gary Speed, has said today that he believes Newcastle United new boy Danny Guthrie will be a great signing for Kevin Keegan. Gary Speed - great midfielder for Newcastle United Click to continue reading...

Bolton Wanderers today sacked Sammy Lee as manager of its football club. Taking a page from Chelsea's book, the club claims the decision was "by mutual consent," which is the new corporate speak for "we sacked him for doing a terrible job, but we're too nice to say that, so we'll say we both came to the same decision."

Sammy Lee became Bolton manager on April 29, 2007, after he was appointed to succeed Sam Allardyce when it emerged in the newspapers that Big Sam had made an agreement with Bolton chairman Phil Gartside to leave the club. Click to continue reading...