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Top 10 Scorers of the England national football team
Scoring against San Marino in a Euro 2016 spot clincher, Wayne Rooney finally tied Bobby Charlton on top of the England national football team’s scoring charts, making it 49 goals in 106 caps for the national team, and now surely on his way to becoming the record holder for the Three Lions, leaving the likes of Alan Shearer, Michael Owen and Frank Lampard behind.
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Michael Owen – Where it Went Wrong for the “Future of English Football”
A lot of people have been waiting for the announcement, but it took some time. Michael Owen will be retiring at the end of the 2012-2013 season after being quite irrelvant to the game in the last five seasons or so.
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Great Impersonations of Gerrard, Carragher and More…
Really funny impersonations of Rafa Benitez, Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Michael Owen and Peter Crouch.
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Game Week 6 – Champions League Groups A-D Goals & Highlights
First night of Game week six of the UEFA Champions League group stage – all the goals and qualifiers from groups A-D
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Manchester United Avoid CSKA Upset, Through to Knockout Stage
Champions League Group B – Manchester United draw at home with CSKA Moscow 3-3, qualifying to the knockout stage while Wolfsburg grab an impressive 3-0 win against Besiktas.
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Liverpool Win Northwest Derby, Beat Manchester United 2-0
Liverpool bounce back after two straight league defeats and beat their great rivals Manchester United 2-0, helping Chelsea stay on top of the Premiership.
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Manchester United Crush Wigan 5-0
Manchester United score five goals in one half, crushing Wigan at the DW 5-0, as Wayne Rooney scored his 100th goal for United and Michael Owen scored his first for the red devils.
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The 2009-2010 English Premiership Preview
Previewing the 2009-2010 season in the English Premiership – who will win the league title? Will the big four stay intact or will there be a change in the top four?
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English Premiership Summer Transfers – Where Do We Stand?
Before August comes knocking on the door, it’s time to look at who’s been doing what at the English Premiership, looking at the transfer market moves of Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City.