Nov
2009
Articles from 20th Nov 2009
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Tottenham: Good news follows bad for Spurs on the injury front
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Tottenham centre-back Ledley King has a hamstring problem and will miss the Barclays Premier League clash against Wigan at White Hart Lane. Read
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Why Tottenham star believes in a cautious approach
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Peter Crouch believes England should adopt a cautious approach in the build-up to the World Cup finals in South Africa after failing to meet expectations at previous showpiece tournaments. Read
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Liverpool FC's "placenta four" players all give Rafa a boost
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
All four of the Liverpool players sent to Belgrade this week for treatment for their injuries are in the squad to face Manchester City at Anfield tomorrow. Read
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger talks placentas and van Persie
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is not a fan of alternative medicine - but accepts whatever makes a player comfortable can only help the healing process. Read
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Hull boss tells players to forget Ireland farce
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Hull boss Phil Brown has no doubts his trio of Irish players will be fully focused on club matters this weekend. Read
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Robinho to travel for Liverpool FC game
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Record signing Robinho will travel to Liverpool with Manchester City tomorrow, even if the £32.5million striker is unlikely to play. Read
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Arsenal: Arsene Wenger backs Ireland
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Arsene Wenger has echoed Thierry Henry's calls for France's controversial World Cup play-off against the Republic of Ireland to be replayed. Read
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Liverpool FC boss delighted by "miracle" cure
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Rafael Benitez has defended Liverpool's use of a controversial Serbian clinic to get four of his top players fit for a crucial week that will shape the troubled Anfield club's season. Read
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Liverpool FC: Why Manchester City clash is make or break
Nov 20 2009 | Premier League
Rafael Benitez acknowledges that Liverpool's clash with Manchester City tomorrow is "make or break" to their hopes of ensuring Champions League football next season. Read
