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How big a loss is Nemanja Vidić?
Jake Hinton on the news that Manchester United are set to lose one of their defensive stalwarts.
Posts Tagged ‘Rio Ferdinand’
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One final shot at redemption for Terry
Ciaran Kelly discusses John Terry as the former England skipper looks to prolong his international career.
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Kicking racism out of football
Pavan Mano wonders if FIFA will at long last take a firm stance against racism as it threatens to rear its ugly head once more.
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Player Comparison: Rio Ferdinand vs John Terry
Liam Corbett runs the rule over two of England’s best defenders of the past decade.
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Far from sole sentimentality: The return of Joe Cole
Ciaran Kelly casts an eye over Joe Cole’s move back to Upton Park.
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5 Champions League questions to be answered
Back Page Football’s Ger McCarthy looks ahead to another week of Champions League action and has five questions to be answered as the race to qualify for the knockout stage intensifies
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John Terry – Victim?
Ashley Wilkinson discusses the Chelsea skipper in light of his decision to retire from international football.
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Roy v Rio: Nobody’s a Winner
Ashley Wilkinson offers his thoughts on the omission of Rio Ferdinand from England’s Euro 2012 squad.
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Banishing more than just eight years of affliction and obsession: Chelsea’s Munich destiny
Ciaran Kelly looks at the wider impact a Champions League win would have on the Chelsea and its history.
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Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima: A Tribute to O Fenômeno
Ciaran Kelly looks at the career of one of the all time great strikers.
Hart as possible England captain speaks volumes on coaching system
Early stages of European competition throws up more fairytale clubs
Irish sides flatter to deceive in Europe, but the future is bright in Lilywhite
Wayne Rooney should NOT be England captain
Louis van Gaal gets his excuses for failure in early
Clinical Cubo sparks Chivas revival
India – a sleeping giant in world football?
Could Loïc Rémy be the steal of the summer?
Siberian Suncream and FK Tyumen
What’s in a name – Do shirt sponsors matter?
Big gloves to fill – Joe Van Der Sar
