Ahmed Bilal

In his typically level-headed and calm way, Fabregas has admitted that the current Arsenal squad is not good enough to win the Premiership next season.

Roman Abramovich has finally spoken – and his first interview revealed Chelsea secrets and a surprisingly warm affection for Chelsea fans.

David Gill has responded to Ferguson’s desire to retire at the end of this season by naming an unlikely candidate as successor: Steve McClaren.

Cristiano Ronaldo has broken his silence and Ferguson’s gag-order over transfer speculation and has boldly claimed that “Manchester United can’t keep me here against my wishes”.

In a hard-hitting interview, Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted that if Manchester United win the treble this season, he will considering retiring on a high note.

Today’s top football news:

What a game. Liverpool v Arsenal had been part-massacre, part-possession football and Watford v Chelsea was a hackathon with Chelsea firing at 50%. On the other hand, Manchester United v…

Premiership weekend (finally!) and a quick look at what you should be reading right now:

Forbes business magazine has placed Manchester United at the top of the wealthy clubs pile (740m), with Arsenal (466m) in 3rd spot and Chelsea (274m) way back in 8th place.

Today’s best news as the Premiership season gears for the final leg of the season:

We’ve spent so long criticising and whinging about the England team and the players that we now take it as our god-given right to attack the national team at every…

So yes, England beat Andorra by 3 goals (should we be ashamed?), and now we can watch the rest of the Premiership season in peace without fretting over bad England…

A roundup of the key football news this morning (27th March, 2007):

The Bale rumours have started again (god help us), as have the Klose rumours.

A quick look at the Arsenal news today: