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Last night Fulham defied the odds with a sensational comeback victory against Italian giants Juventus as their fabulous revival under Roy Hodgson continues.

On the 28th of December 2007 the forgotten man of English management returned to the Premier League, and what a difference he has made.

The twice former manager of …

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The Premier League’s history book is full of players who could never make it at the top level. The likes of Helder Postiga, Massimo Taibi and Michael Ricketts are just a few examples of the players that I’m talking about. But what about those who turned it around? Players who …

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1. Payback - Such is the theatrical nature of Football in the post Murdoch-era that Sky Sports always seem to feel the need to find a theme for matches. Struggling with one for the historically uncontroversial encounter between Manchester United and Fulham, they decided the theme of “revenge” was a …

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Rapid front-man Andy Johnson faces the prospect of being Fulham’s forgotten man after being sideline by injury for most of the year.

After helping Fulham last season to an historic 7th place in the league and the inevitable Europa League place that came with it last season, Johnson achieved a fairly …

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Big strikers take a lot of abuse from opposition managers from time to time.  Various clubs get labelled ‘long-ball’ sides and it is probably fair to say it perhaps isn’t the most attractive way to play the game.  However, a big and powerful striker can be a real asset for …

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The Premier League

Arsenal 3-1 Burnley – Terrible misses were fittingly the theme of the day as Arsenal’s players pledged their support for a player they missed terribly by promising to “Do it for Rambo” forgetting of course that all of us who watched Sylvester Stallone paraded at Goodison Park last …

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Big future ahead for Jack Rodwell?

When young players come through at Premiership clubs, whether they are homegrown or not, they play with that freedom that can only be seen in their age group. Often fielded in Carling Cup games or in specific Premiership games, these players put in …

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After walking through the qualifying rounds, who’d have thought the debate over who should make the England squad would be so pronounced? Time has made fools of us all, and with the World Cup beginning in a little over three months, England’s final 23 man squad is far from an …

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Emile Heskey is probably the most debated player in England. Why? Because he is one of the first players on Fabio Capello’s team-sheet and a lot of people struggle to see why. Well, I am one of those people. Heskey is a good player but is he a player who …

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Despite a fortnight of Champions League drama, the most intriguing spectacle over the past few weeks has come from Craven Cottage.

Whilst the world was watching the glamorous prospect of Wayne Rooney tearing apart an aging AC Milan backline, the more studious characters of Roy Hodgson and Bobby Zamora displayed once …

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