The Real Latics continued their fine start to the season with a 2-0 win over Roberto Di Matteo's MK Dons.



The above video is thanks to a MK Dons fans who made the journey to Boundary Park yesterday.



The Real Latics top League One with 16 points from 6 games. Click to continue reading...

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Martin Allen reportedly being appointed manager of Cheltenham Town

This is Glousteshrie - .15pm: EXCLUSIVE - Cheltenham Town's new manager
Saturday, September 13, 2008,
The Gloucestershire Echo and thisisgloucestershire.co.uk can exclusively reveal that Martin Allen will be unveiled as the new manager of Cheltenham Town FC at a press conference on Monday morning. Click to continue reading...

With international games taking place around the world, only Jemal Johnson for MK Dons and Zak Whitbread for Millwall took to the field over the weekend in English soccer action. Click to continue reading...

Now the Premiership has finished its 3rd round of games (Sunday), Chelsea 1-1 Tottenham, Aston Villa 0-0 Liverpool and Sunderland 0-3 Man City, the Premiership has closed for two weeks, no sooner had the Premiership started, for qualification games towards 2010 World Cup to be held in South Africa. Click to continue reading...

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Gary Waddock, Niki Bull and Scott Donnelly's Aldershot picked up their first League home win in seventeen years. Bull saved a penalty. Match Report

Dennis Oli got the only goal of the game in Gillingham's win over Accrington. Simon Royce in goal for Gillingham - Report

Tony Roberts Dagenham won 2-1 at MorecambeReport

Kevin Gallen came on as sub for MK Dons (and was booked) as they lost 1-2 at home to Swindon - Report

Tommy Doherty's Wycombe won 1-0 at Chesterfield. Click to continue reading...

Both Marco Van Basten and Paul Ince have begun new managerial jobs and so far have had different results. Van Basten is remaking Ajax into the club that we have all grown to know them as throughout their history. He is discarding veteran players that don't fit his vision and adding younger players that he can mold into what he hopes will be champions. Click to continue reading...

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Richard Langley is trialing with Hereford and played for them last night against Southampton. There is some messageboard animosity towards Langley, but he did a lot for QPR and wish him well - especially given how bright the hopes for him were, when he first started.

Hereford Official Site:
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Roberto Di Matteo the scorer of the fastest FA Cup Final goal (43 seconds) has taken over as manager at newly promoted MK Dons.

Roberto takes his first managerial job, without any experience BUT with the qualifications, from Paul Ince who has gone to Blackburn Rovers and who has been given dispensation by the Premier League to obtain his qualifications within two years. Click to continue reading...

The Guardian reports that although Blackburn Rovers have bagged themselves an up-and-coming manager, they have lost the financial support of the Jack Walker estate. Paul Ince isn't the kind of person who takes bad news well, he is a self-styled winner and one can only imagine his incandescent rage when he was [. Click to continue reading...

It's Sunday.  I'm at work.  Italy and Spain are strolling around a pitch in Vienna looking as if this were a friendly rather than a quarter final match in the European Championships.  If they're not going to be bothered today, I may not as well.  To be honest, I'm still a bit gutted about the [.. Click to continue reading...

Paul Ince today became the first British Black Premiership Manager by signing a three year contract to manage Blackburn Rovers.

The job became vacant went Mark Hughes moved up the road to Man City.

Ince has certainly took himself up the rungs of the managerial ladder - Swindon Town, Macclesfield Town and MK Dons.

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It is widely reported that Paul Ince, the current manager of the MK Dons, will shortly be announced as the new man in charge at Blackburn Rovers following Mark Hughes' move to Manchester City. This news will be greeted with joy by most Blackburn supporters for two main reasons. The second reason is that Paul Ince has made a very promising start to his managerial career after a hugely successful time as a player. Click to continue reading...

They are no turkeys those Turks that's for sure!

What a match. Drama, madness, heartbreak and delight. It had it all. I was just waiting for the man-eating tiger to bound on the pitch and carry the referee off in his mouth. The way things went even that would not have been too far fetched. Click to continue reading...

Who would be the better choice for the Blackburn job? Now that Alan Shearer has politely excused himself and eased back into his relaxed BBC career, it looks to be a two-horse race between the young and talented Paul Guv'nor Ince and the old hand Sam Allardyce. Ince has done a brilliant job at [...] Click to continue reading...

Blackburn Rovers are obviously spreading their net wide in their quest for a new manager. Candidates throwing their hat into the ring to fill the Mark Hughes-sized hole at Ewood Park range from the sublime to the ridiculous; from up-and-coming gaffer Paul Ince, experienced boss Sam Allardyce, to former players Alan Shearer and [. Click to continue reading...

The Times reckons that MK Dons magic-worker Paul Ince is on Blackburn Rovers' shortlist of potential managers. With Mark Hughes doing a runner to Manchester City, Paul Ince - another former Manchester United stalwart - has a good chance of managing in the Premier League at the Ewood Park club. Blackburn Rovers are [. Click to continue reading...

Blinder Mk Dons - Paul Ince Paul Ince will no doubt be a man in demand after clinching promotion with the MK Dons after coming from behind twice to win 3-2 at Stockport. Before the start of the season you could of got odds of 33-1 for the Guv'nor to be a future England manager. Click to continue reading...

 -Jermain Defoe got in on the t-shirt scribbling tribute by putting Sharpie to Spandex and penning a sentiment for his gran on Saturday. He of course recieved a yellow card for his troubles, but it's no matter- Pompey took down Wigan 2-0, thanks to JD's goalscoring efforts and DJ's work between the sticks. Click to continue reading...

The Sun reckons that the ten ultra-violent hard men below are the 10 hardest men in footballing history, what do you think? Top 10 Hardmen No10: John Terry No9: Ron "Chopper" Harris No8: Vinnie Jones No7: Norman Hunter No6: Roy Keane No5: Stuart Pearce No4: Romeo Benetti No3: Dave Mackay No2: Andoni Goicoechea No1: Graeme Souness Picking through this top ten The Sun have [. Click to continue reading...