That is the question that Tony Cascarino poses in his latest blog post in the London Times and the simple answer to that question for me is no and the reason why is Thierry Henry. There is not reason why Theo can't become a more refined player over time just like Henry did, Ashley Young, Gabriel Agbonlahor, etc. Click to continue reading...

If Ashley Young is worth £30 million then I'm worth £50 million and I'll through in the rights to Pro Soccer Weekly. Martin O'Neill is crazy if he thinks he can get that much a fringe player on the England team that can't even make it to the Euro 2008 tournament and is drawing 2-2 with a weakened Czech Republic team. Click to continue reading...

I read this article by Jose Moran from Fox Sports.com and I disagree with a lot of it. Its very easy these days to criticise Gareth Barry, but to say that he betrayed Aston Villa is taking it a bit far. You have to try and look at the situation from his perspective for a minute. Gareth Barry has given his all to that club for many years and they continue to be a team that will finish in the top half of the table, with a slim hope of challenging for a place in Europe. Click to continue reading...

Just from looking at this latest report from ESPN on the whole Gareth Barry transfer saga and it is apparent to me that he really should stay with Aston Villa. I know that he would like to move to Liverpool because he feels that it represents a better opportunity to challenge for major trophies, but he is obviously a hero at Villa. Click to continue reading...

Aston Villa looked like holding a two-goal lead at the interval against Chelsea on Boxing Day, before Zat Knight and Michael Ballack seemingly collided, resulting in a penalty for the Blues and a red card for the Villa defender. Speaking after the match, Martin O'Neill went so far as to suggest that the German dived [. Click to continue reading...