Spurs' woeful start to the season has heaped pressure on two key figures at White Hart Lane. The players might be taking some of the flak, but they are not likely to lose their jobs over the team's current relegation form. No, it is the off-field personalties who face the chop. Fairly obviously the man with [. Click to continue reading...

When you have Terry Venables' wealth of experience and expertise as a coach, you can pick and choose your jobs a little more freely than most people. Perhaps he is eager to get back into the game after leaving the England set-up with Steve McClaren, and maybe he is looking for a real challenge to [.. Click to continue reading...

This might be your chance.

We are in the process of building a Digital Media Department to bring all D.C. United web properties in-house - the primary focus being, of course, dcunited.com. It's due for a re-design and we want good people on board to help us do it (among many other projects).

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No3: Deciding who's in charge

Some say the writing was on the wall for Kevin Keegan when Dennis Wise parked up in his role as executive director. Relative unknowns Tony Jimenez and Jeff Vetere were also handed jobs, helping to undermine the manager. When the next boss arrives, there is clearly a need for clarity at the top.

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SAF - out
Perak - out
Kedah - out
Home - out

Perak got beat 5-0 in Beirut and are probably still on their way home now. Two of their players quit last week... they loved football but it was money that put the food on the table not the love so they found jobs that paid a salary. Click to continue reading...

BBC NEWS | England | Merseyside | Cains' former owners buy it back: "The former owners of Cains brewery in Liverpool have bought it back, securing 90 jobs.

Brothers Sudarghara and Ajmail Dusanj finalised the deal, which includes nine Cains Beer Company pubs, administrators PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) said. Click to continue reading...

Geremi, one of Newcastle most experienced players, has surprisingly said the club's problems over the last two weeks has nothing to do with the team's loss of form. Geremi - problems aren't worrying players Geremi talked to the Newcastle Journal this morning: "We try not to think about things and just get on with our jobs," "The problems [. Click to continue reading...

I'm not going to give you the whole jobs, school, girlfriend, life spiel that seems inevitably to come from blogs after a short or long hiatus, rest assured that all of that is true. What is there to update you on? Oh yeah, a game this weekend! DC hosts FC Dallas, who despite having Super Kenny [... Click to continue reading...

After another surprisingly busy summer, the 2008-09 Premier League season is upon us. Maybe it was me, but it seemed a little less lavish than years past. Not that it matters, the Premier League has the kind of international cachet and suction that gets nut-jobs like us waking in the wee hours Saturday mornings to watch games half a world away. Click to continue reading...

David Beckham? No, although maybe then they could allocate some of the money they pay to him play towards a more talented squad since he'd be doing 2 jobs.

Sir Alex Ferguson? HAHAHAHAHAHA!

Terry Venables? He'd probably jump at the chance, but wouldn't be a good choice for the Galaxy because they play in MLS. Click to continue reading...

And so ends a series of days that I want to forget.  In the final analysis only two full-time members of staff lost their jobs, all contractors (a dozen maybe) lost theirs, and there will be no recruitment for some time.  There will be no bonuses this christmas, no pay rises, and a good atmosphere [. Click to continue reading...

To combat the number of clubs finding financial instability and even going belly up, Lega Pro, the new name for Serie C1 & C2 in Italian calcio conjured up to confuse people, have decided to put a cap on the number of players each team can employ (actual number still unclear), effectively "cutting jobs" for [. Click to continue reading...

I love Craigslist. You can find anything on there: Jobs, apartments, true love, one night stands (ahem, apparently) and - best of all - trades. Like this one. One brave Toronoto FC fan has offered to trade one third of his reproductive equipment for Houston Dynamo's Canadian goal machine Dwayne De Rosario. Click to continue reading...

Just moments after making about people getting needlessly worked up by unubstantiated gossip, I see two stories that make me angry. The second one is from the Telegraph who have proved that their online output is nothing more than copy and paste jobs from other sites. I think even they would admit at this point [. Click to continue reading...

Times columnist and former player Tony Cascarino has called Harry Kewell a football nihilist for being injured.

"[Harry Kewell] was an armchair player, spending more time off the pitch than on it."

(For those who are unfamiliar with the term "armchair", it essentially when applied to a person's character denotes someone who does not care about something as much as he should care or claims to care. Click to continue reading...

• Pulis impressed by aztex - Why Delilah
  

  Pulis, who coached for America's national youth development programme for a short spell when between jobs earlier in his managerial career, says there is a bottomless pit of potential talent because so many youngsters are playing football in the States.

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What happened to our midfield? When you want to play the possession style game that RSL does, the midfield needs to keep possession. This of course didn't happen. RSL had some chances, but KC controlled the run of play for the most part. It really comes down to the midfield, and for the most part, the problem as at defensive midfield. Click to continue reading...

What happened to our midfield? When you want to play the possession style game that RSL does, the midfield needs to keep possession. This of course didn't happen. RSL had some chances, but KC controlled the run of play for the most part. It really comes down to the midfield, and for the most part, the problem as at defensive midfield. Click to continue reading...

Which statement reflects you more? Walmart brings an exchange of goods at low prices benefits everyone. Walmart destroys more jobs than it creates. I know, who wants politics served up with their sports. We've already had a taste of that... Click to continue reading...

It's midway through Euro 2008 and we are actually witnessing beautiful football, what has happened? is it only 4 years since Greece bored us into submission with unattractive hardworking 1-0 jobs, setting a blueprint all over Europe for a negative win first, entertain 2nd policy? Am I still dreaming or has this really been the best tournament I can remember? Click to continue reading...

So, after two demolition jobs performed on the effective co-world champions, is it safe to say that Marco van Basten is cooking up genius in the Dutch ranks? That was a fantastic performance, abetted by France's inability to finish, Ribery's penchant for trying to dribble through good tackles and a goalkeeper who will be in the male modeling trade by this time next week. Click to continue reading...

Hopefully the 2-0 win over Poland will finally put to bed those ridiculous claims that Joachim Loew is coasting along with the team Juergen Klinsmann built. Despite the fact that Loewie was the brains behind the attacking formation and tactics which turned Germany into an entertaining team, some people still see it as Klinsi's team due to the number of players still in the squad who featured under the former coach. Click to continue reading...

Pies finds alternative careers for the Premier League's gaffers. Arsene Wenger - Paediatrician Studious, unflappable and doesn't mind working with youngsters. Martin O'Neill - Film director Alex McLeish - Airport taxi driver Has already dropped from international to Birmingham City once. Click to continue reading...