 It was a fantastic start to the season for the blue side of Manchester.they dominated every team in the Premier League.the biggest symbol of their dominance was the convincing 6-1 victory over defending champions Manchester United. This fantastic start was helped by great summer signings like Nasri, Clichy, Aguero etc. there were a few hiccups on the way like the 1-0 loss at the emirates to an in-form Arsenal. But eventually they got there in dramatic style courtesy of two stoppage time goals from Dzeko and Aguero. They are the undisputed Barclays Premier League champions.
Continue reading What’s Next For Manchester City?
 Arsenal attacker Arshavin is interesting several European clubs – Bobsoccer.ru
Inter Milan star Sneijder advises Arsenal, Man Utd, Chelsea target Eriksen to stay in Holland for 2 more years – BT
Spurs midfielder Modric puts future on hold – Telegraph
Man Utd watch as Man City play hardball with Hazard – Tribal football
Salomon Kalou admits he may return back to Feyenoord – NUSport
Former Chelsea manager admits Andre Villas-Boas Sao Paulo star Lucas and Hulk are some of the players he want to sign for Chelsea – SporTV
Atletico Madrid president Enrique Cerezo admits
Continue reading Transfer News : Arshavin Interesting Several Clubs, United Ready To Spend Big For Kagawa, City Ready To Pay Ibrahimov 300k Per Week
 Arsenal finally hauled themselves over the finish line in a hard-fought game against West Brom. I admit I was too nervous to watch it, so I played the beautiful game instead.
Before this summer’s transfer saga gets under way I thought a player review could be useful. Then, when Arsene reads this he’ll know which squad players to bin.
Another thing to note here is that we relied on very few of our players outside of the starting line-up this season. It seems relatively obvious who is surplus to requirement (ahem *cough* Park). One of
Continue reading Arsenal 2011/2012 Seson Review – At Look At The Defenders
Guest post by Abbi Summers
 Looking back on the 2011/12 season, there are many highlights for Tottenham Hotspur despite finishing the season provisionally in fourth place, so was it really a season to remember or a season to forget.
When the season started Spurs would have been predicted to finish fourth or fifth, after falling into a slump at the end of last season and finishing fifth it seemed the same could happen again. It looked as if Spurs would be fighting to reach the top half of the table following a poor opening few
Continue reading Tottenham Season Review – The Good, The Bad and The Disappointment
Guest post by Ben Blyth
 It’s been a busy period at meadow lane over the last week with 13 players being told they can leave Notts County and will not be offered new contracts. The players that have been offered and not offered new contracts are listed below:
Rob Burch, Ishmel Demontagnac , Karl Hawley, Jude Stirling, Stephen Hunt, Stuart Nelson, Sam Sodje, Charlie Allen, Ben Burgess, Jon Harley, Liam Chilvers, John Spicer & George Nicholas.
Also departing Notts are the eight players that were at Meadow Lane on loan from various other clubs.
Continue reading What Next For Notts County After Releasing 13 Players – A Fan’s Opinion
 Liverpool FC have parted company with their manager and club legend Kenny Dalglish. Though this news has been expected, with rumours doing their rounds since yesterday, it will be a sad and heart breaking incident for many of the Anfield faithful. Liverpool have endured a mixed season of sorts, performing well in the domestic cups, but disappointing in the league.
The new American owners, who appointed Dalglish as caretaker manager after sacking present England manager Roy Hodgson in last January, seem to have lost patience with the manager. Most of his signings have been termed as disappointments.
While Dalglish
Continue reading Kenny Dalglish sacked as Liverpool manager
Guest post by Jack O’Meara
 Following the somewhat speedy departure of the once renowned Ginger Mourinho from B6 earlier in the week, many Villa fans are now filled with optimism, excitement and are already counting down the days till the start of the new season. Although it was expected that McLeish would leave at some point in the summer, very few expected it to be the day after the season’s end, not that many were complaining of course.
The bookies have already installed Roberto Martinez as favourite with the canaries boss Paul Lambert hot on
Continue reading So Who Is The Next Aston Villa Manager
As the transfer window approaches, rumors are coming in thick and fast. Some gullible while others have left a a somewhat bitter sweet taste in the mouth. Here are this week’s top transfer rumors. I strongly suggest you take this with a pinch of salt(or whatever seasoning you prefer) as most are just word of mouth and others media speculation with a tiny bit of truth.
Arsenal have made a bid for Shinji Kagawa
 German media has strongly suggested that Arsenal have made a bid for Japanese star, Kagawa. Fuel was further added to speculation
Continue reading Toure to leave City, Arsenal in a bid for Kagawa and more
Guest post by Niall McVeigh
 It was the goal heard around the world. With Manchester City fans numbed by the looming prospect of the unthinkable, and United’s players and fans waiting to celebrate a twentieth title, the clock was ticking towards the last minute of injury time. The score was City 2 QPR 2, after one of this crazy season’s most bizarre, unpredictable afternoons.
Sergio Aguero, the readymade superstar bought for the big occasion, exchanged passes with a prone Mario Balotelli and darted to his right, beyond the final two QPR defenders. With a waft
Continue reading Sergio Aguero’s Goal : The Most Important Goal In Premier League Era
Guest post by Anant Kamath
 Although the English premier league is regarded as one of the best leagues in the world at the moment. This if you ask many people is as a result of the so called competitiveness of the league and the quality of players that are present in the league. However, in my opinion, I sincerely believe a league should be judged based on the players ( how quality they are compared to other leagues ), the managers ( can they compete with the other managers in other leagues?), the stadiums
Continue reading 4 Reasons Why The Serie A Is As Good As The Premier League
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It was a fantastic start to the season for the blue side of Manchester.they dominated every team in the Premier League.the biggest symbol of their dominance was the convincing 6-1 victory over defending champions Manchester United. This fantastic start was helped by great summer signings like Nasri, Clichy, Aguero etc. there were a few hiccups on the way like the 1-0 loss at the emirates to an in-form Arsenal. But eventually they got there in dramatic style courtesy of two stoppage time goals from Dzeko and Aguero. They are the undisputed Barclays Premier League champions.
