After triple and double wins on Matchday 1 and Matchday 2, the Serie A wave of success came to an halt in the UEFA Cup Group Stage. With Udinese taking a break this round, both AC Milan and Sampdoria couldn't do better than 2-2 and 1-1 draws vs. Portsmouth and Stuttgart on Thursday. However, while the [. Click to continue reading...

As I was watching Portsmouth easing past A.C. Milan in a match in which they played some very, very nice football, I just couldn't help thinking about something: there is only one man who would see Arsenal supporters keeping their cool if he replaces Arsene Wenger and that's Tony Adams. Having played more than 650 [. Click to continue reading...

The English Premier League provides the biggest stage in the world for players, managers, and coaches alike to showcase their various skills and talents.  Audiences in the millions around the world watch teams and players, as fans tune into whatever TV or Internet coverage is available on a daily basis. Click to continue reading...

So the dust has finally settled on William Gallas' ill judged outburst with Arsene Wengers decision to strip him of the captaincy and replace him with Cesc Fabregas immediately. Wenger had to make a big decision in the circumstances and whilst some people may think his choice of the midfielder as his new captain as a [. Click to continue reading...

New Portsmouth manager Tony Adams said late last week that he would quit if Portsmouth sold Jermain Defoe. While I'm sure that most Pompey fans would agree that Defoe needs to stay, Adams's comment shows his immaturity as a manager. Threatening your new owners after recently getting the job is no way to impress the owners, [. Click to continue reading...

Congratulations, you've just appointed a nutter New Portsmouth manager Tony Adams has given a peculiar interview to the Daily Mail in which he describes himself as a loner and seems quite pleased to be called eccentric. The ex-Arsenal man claimed it was his first and last interview as Pompey boss. He said: "I don't actually like people. Click to continue reading...

Remember the scene and line from the Full Monty when the ex-boss, Gerald was trying to get the lads to lineup and Dave the pie man finally figures it out by proclaiming it's the "Arsenal Offside Trap"  "The Arsenal offside trap. Lomper 'ere is Tony Adams right? Any bugger looks like scoring, we all step forward in a [. Click to continue reading...

Encouraged by Tony Adams' pursuit of former team-mate Martin Keown, we catch up with the locations of four man who are highly sought-after for their defensive prowess. Lee Dixon Now showing up the tactical knowledge of most of the other pundits on the BBC's football coverage. He also has a host of other business interests, including the [. Click to continue reading...

  When Harry Redknapp walked out on Portsmouth for the second time at the end of October, the general consensus was that the immediate future looked bleak at Fratton Park. Redknapp, with the help of Milan Mandaric and whichever Gaydamak is actually pulling the strings, dragged Portsmouth kicking and screaming into Premier League regular status. Click to continue reading...

Was the message that Arsene Wenger gave to Tony Adams after Adams was appointed Portsmouth manager this afternoon. Click to continue reading...

Adams set for Pompey job http://ukpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5g000uMnFvJpXEXw670MKciyWz9iw Tony Adams is set to be installed as the new Portsmouth manager just over 48 hours after Harry Redknapp quit the FA Cup holders to join Tottenham and despite chief executive Peter Storrie insisting there will be no rush to find a replacement. Click to continue reading...

The departure of Phillipe Senderos will be announced today,a much maligned player who never really reached his full potential leaves Arsenal. After persisting with Senderos for several seasons, Arsene has realised that he will never be the new Tony Adams.  Too often the Swiss defender has been bullied by big centre forwards, too often he has [. Click to continue reading...

Morning all, or afternoon or whatever it is where you are. Yesterday was a miserable day for us. I'm sure you read my rant about Captain Gallas, and that about summed up my feelings for the day. Gallas shouldn't be playing at all and Eboue shouldn't have to play central midfield. Robin van Persie seems to have forgotten how to score and overall the whole thing was bloody awful. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp was voted into the National Football Museum Hall of Fame ahead of Sir Trevor Brooking, Ray Clemence, Paul Scholes, Len Shackleton and Ray Wilson. Bergkamp is now the fifth Arsenal player to be included in the hall of fame, after Alex James, Tony Adams, Liam Brady and Ian Wright. Like Wright, Bergkamp may well be remembered for his large goal tally - 87 goals in Click to continue reading...