The Man City Roller Coaster: Kaka Says No; De Jong, Bellamy Say Yes; Robinho Says...

Sky Sports and the Premier League must truly love the transfer window and Manchester City. In an era where every match is hyped out of all proportion and the back pages are splashed with football stories every day, Sky and the EPL must be thanking their lucky stars for UEFA's idea of the Transfer Window, and now for Manchester City.

Not a moment goes past where either BBC or Sky are talking about the latest stories. Creating soap opera's on top of soap opera's in an attempt is garner more attention upon the EPL.

When Sheik Monsour bought Manchester City, they must have wet themselves. And rightfully so...

Did the Stone Roses Predict the Rise and Fall of Manchester City 20 Years Ago?

The Stone Roses were probably the best band that Britain has produced since the '70s. From Manchester, England they pioneered the "Madchester" movement that inspired such bands as The Happy Mondays, Inspiral Carpets, Oasis, and even the Arctic Monkeys...

Spurs Fans Arrested, Charged as Pompey Issue a Warning Ahead of Sunday's Match

In the run up to Sunday's crunch tie with Spurs, Portsmouth have issued a statement to their supporters asking them not to return the abuse and vitriol that was aimed at Sol Campbell when the clubs last met...

FIFA Out To Ban The Slide Tackle

Since the start of this season's English Premier League, referees have been under the spotlight. As the FA launched their pitiful "Respect" campaign, FIFA also made it known that they wanted certain types of tackling eliminated from the game...

Ireland's Michael Collins, Conor McCormack Sign with Italian Club Triestina

After leaving Liverpool and Manchester United respectively, the next move for Michael Collins and Conor McCormack was always going to be a deciding one. After receiving a number of offers from clubs in England, Scotland, Sweden, Ireland, and scholarships to America, the two lads have surprisingly decided to turn them all down and opt for a move to Serie B with Triestina...

Prodigal Son Returns as Celtic Beat Dundee To Advance in Scottish Cup

Aiden McGeady returned from club suspension to score the winning goal as Celtic progressed in the Scottish Cup at the expense of Dundee yesterday.

In a miserable day where football was restricted because of the weather, McGeady came up with a moment of brilliance to ease Celtic's hearts and keep them in the hunt for the double of league and cup...

Mark Hughes: Come on In, Your Time at Manchester City Is Up...

I think we can all agree that Mark Hughes' time at Manchester City will end sooner rather than later...


The ex-Blackburn manager has been operating under a cloud since Manchester City was bought by Sheikh Mansour, effectively making City the richest club in the world.

Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur: A Rivalry Explained

As the Community Leader for Tottenham Hotspur on Bleacher Report I tend to write about all things Spurs quite a bit. And with the rivalry between Tottenham and Arsenal I do occasionally get some idiotic comments from idiotic Arsenal fans, as well as few from disgruntled Spurs fans...

Redknapp Signs Defoe for Tottenham and Chases Appiah, Finnan, Given, and Downing

Harry Redknapp made his first signing as Tottenham manager today by bringing Jermain Defoe back to White Hart Lane from Portsmouth for a fee of around £15M.

Spurs won't have to meet Portsmouth's asking price as Pompey still owe Tottenham £10m resulting from them signing Sean Davis, Pedro Mendes, Younes Kaboul, and Defoe from the White Hart Lane outfit.

The Disappointing EPL Season So Far, Cowboy Films, and Spurs v. Wigan...

As someone who writes quite a bit about Spurs, an unenviable task I tell you. I sat down tonight to watch the FA Cup match between Tottenham and Wigan in the hope of writing a match report.

I saw this Friday night match as a good opportunity to write a recap and publish it. I had a monopoly—it was the only match being played...