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Ed's picks (Free subscription) | 03/18/2010
By Joe, www.Bettingexpert.com The bitter rivalry continues between Manchester United and Liverpool. This is no ordinary game and many will agree that there is more than 3 points at stake. At the moment, Manchester United are chasing their third title in the Premier League while Liverpool are in search for the last available spot for the Champions League. Both sets of fan will want to get one over the...
Fanhouse UK Football (Free subscription) | 03/18/2010
Filed under: Remember When... , Liverpool , Manchester United Liverpool ended a decade of hurt when they beat Manchester United at Old Trafford towards the end of 2000. It did not look promising for the Anfield club, who had not won at the other end of the East Lancashire Road for 10 years and not beaten Liverpool anywhere in five years. You could even find Liverpool fans who accepted that United...
tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | 03/12/2010
Manchester United captain Gary Neville is in the thoughts of England boss Fabio Capello . The Manchester United full-back impressed against AC Milan on Wednesday night and the England manager will turn to the 35-year-old if there are concerns over the fitness of Liverpool 's Glen Johnson or teammate Wes Brown in May. The Daily Mail says sources close to Capello insist that Neville is third in the...
Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 03/12/2010
Gary Neville could yet emerge as the shock inclusion in Fabio Capello's World Cup squad.
The Independent (Free subscription) | 03/12/2010
Fabio Capello now regards the 35-year-old Gary Neville as his third-choice right-back and, fitness permitting, will take him to South Africa in June if either Glen Johnson or Wes Brown are injured.
tribalfootball.com (Free subscription) | 03/09/2010
Manchester United expect Wes Brown to miss six weeks with a foot injury. United manager Sir Alex Ferguson announced the news on Tuesday afternoon but did not specify the nature of the problem. The 30-year-old picked up the injury in a challenge with Wolves midfielder Matt Jarvis and left Molineux with a protective boot on the damaged foot. The four-to-six-week timescale is at least good news for England,...
Times Online (Free subscription) | 03/09/2010
It has been a long time coming but Fabio Capello today received some good news about the parlous state of England's defence: Wes Brown should be fit for the World Cup finals.
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 03/09/2010
• In-form striker back after knee injury • Wes Brown ruled out for four to six weeks Sir Alex Ferguson promised a fully-committed, attacking performance from his side in tomorrow's Champions League first knock-out round second-leg against Milan, where they will be protecting a 3-2 advantage from the first meeting at San Siro. They will be aided by the return of Wayne Rooney, who missed Saturday's...
ESPN (Free subscription) | 03/09/2010
Fears that Wes Brown could miss the remainder of the season for Manchester United and the World Cup finals have been allayed, with Sir Alex Ferguson instead expecting the defender to be sidelined for between four and six weeks.
ESPN (Free subscription) | 03/09/2010
Reports on Tuesday morning suggest Wes Brown will be available for selection at the World Cup finals despite suffering a suspected metatarsal fracture at the weekend.
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 03/08/2010
Fabio Capello expects defender Wes Brown to recover in time to be selected for the World Cup.
Some People Are On The Pitch (Free subscription) | 03/05/2010
Saturday 6th March 07:00 Kashima Antlers v Urawa Reds, J.League Football, British Eurosport 2 Start the weekend with a season opener. On the first day everyone is top of the table and has an equal chance of winning the league. Some, of course, have a more equal chance than others and Kashima Antlers begin the defense of their title against a Urawa team that finished in a disappointing 6 th place. Eurosport...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 03/05/2010
The England manager is not the worrying kind when it comes to tough decisions of his final World Cup selection Fabio Capello has never been the type to agonise. Suffering is delegated to his rivals. The 3-1 victory over Egypt showed that the manager has made nearly all his decisions. He even went to extremes by concluding, for instance, that Joe Hart should not even come on to gain a little more experience....
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 03/04/2010
Fitness permitting, 18 places are already nailed down, according to three Guardian writers Who will Capello pick for England's World Cup squad Our writers try to predict who the England manager, Fabio Capello, will include in England's 23 for South Africa Kevin McCarra It is always hard to disagree with a man in the habit of being right and, in any case, Fabio Capello's options are so limited that...
England World Cup Team Blog (Free subscription) | 03/04/2010
Slightly odd game at Wembley, which I supposed isn’t a huge surprise given all that’s happened in the buildup. Speaking of which, John Terry looked less than sure of himself, beginning the game by fluffing a simple pass out wide to Wes Brown. What else can we say? Matty Upson needs to not fall over when [...]
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