May 29th, 2009 by admin
England all rounder Andrew Flintoff believes he can still be fit in time for the Ashes, despite being ruled out of the Twenty20 World Cup due to injury.
I’m disappointed to not be playing in the World Twenty20 – but my main target is always to get 100 per cent fit for the Ashes. I’ve said all through my time out, it’s the dream of playing Ashes cricket and beating the Aussies that keeps me going,” he said.
Although Australia are not the force they once were, England are not as strong as many would like them to be. If England are to win the Ashes then they need Flintoff playing and 100% fit.
Let’s wish Flintoff a speedy recovery so he can help England stuff the Australians!
May 22nd, 2009 by admin
Many Man United fans will be sad to hear that Tevez will not be a united player next season. Tevez seemed keen to stay at United but is upset about only getting on the subs bench in the Champions League final. Tevez sees this as a final insult, proving that he must leave to get regular first-team football, The Sun reports.
Tottenham and Real Madrid already seem keen to sign Tevez although the striker has his sights set on United’s rivals and neighbours Liverpool.
May 9th, 2009 by admin
It seems Fergie has already got that “winning feeling”. He also fired a warning shot at local rivals, Manchester City, claiming that his team can smell the Premier League title thanks to striker Cristiano Ronaldo who has fired seven goals in the last eight games.
Ferguson believes his Manchester United players are as up for a derby as they have ever been, with the finishing line fast approaching in both the Premier League and Europe.
The Sun newspaper quaote Fergie as saying: “A lot of our players are smelling the big games now. They are beginning to smell the atmosphere of the big games.
May 3rd, 2009 by admin
In this day and age where it seems money talks I guess it is good to see Wenger commit long term to Arsenal. It has been reported that Wenger turned down a 40 million pound offer from the Spanish football club Real Madrid. Real’s president-elect Florentino Perez was very keen to lure the Frenchman to Spain but the Gunners boss has decided to stay in England, reports The Sun.
Wenger would have been handed an amazing five- year deal which, with bonuses for winning the Champions League and La Liga, would have added up to almost eight million pounds a year. He was also promised a free hand on recruitment by Perez, who also wanted him to eventually become Madrid’s sporting director.owever, despite being flattered by the deal, Wenger has decided to stay put and will sign a new deal at the Emirates that will tie him to Arsenal for at least another three years.
