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ENGLAND ace JOHN TERRY does it his way with this FRANK SINATRA impression on the dancefloor. The Chelsea captain used his dress scarf as a prop at striker DIDIER DROGBA's charity bash in London's Dorchester Hotel on Saturday...
LONDON: Carlo Ancelotti believes Chelsea’s much-criticised youth system is finally yielding fruit and can negate the need for a spending spree in the January transfer window. But Ancelotti insists the club is catching up and...
Premier League clubs paying premium fees to bolster their squads in the January transfer window will struggle to find “value” for their money, according to Sir Alex Ferguson. Guarded: Sir Alex Ferguson says teams will struggle...
France winger not proud of play-off victory Florent Malouda has admitted that France are not proud of the way they qualified for the World Cup, but has defended under-fire team-mate Thierry Henry. Henry has been criticised...
LONDON, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Chelsea gave French teenager Gael Kakuta his Premier League debut on Saturday, two years after he was controversially signed from Racing Lens. The 18-year-old came on as a second half substitute in a...
LONDON: Chelsea cranked up the pressure on their Premier League title rivals by cruising to a 4-0 win over struggling Wolves yesterday. A club-record 12th consecutive home win sent Chelsea eight points clear of both Arsenal,...
Pledging his support to Ireland in the wake of their World Cup heartache, Sir Alex Ferguson claimed Manchester United have also been the victims of a similar injustice, which could eventually cost them the Premier League title.
Read a full match report of the Premier League game between Chelsea and Wolverhampton Wanderers at Stamford Bridge on Saturday Nov 21, 2009. By Gerry Cox at Stamford Bridge Prodigy: Gael Kakuta shone when he came on as a...
K.N.S. Mensah, Goal.com 8 minutes ago Finally the much-awaited draw for the group stages of the 2010 African Cup of Nations is over. All eyes are on Group B, in which Ghana, Ivory Coast, Togo and Burkina Faso will go to war....
From ANI London, Nov 21: Pledging his support to Ireland in the wake of their World Cup heartache, Sir Alex Ferguson claimed Manchester United have also been the victims of a similar injustice, which could eventually cost them...
