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Champions League – The Week in Review
Ger McCarthy rounds up the opening gameweek of Champions League action for 2011/12 as Trabzonspor pulled off the first shock of the group stages.
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Goodbye Luka
BPF regular Ger McCarthy wears his heart on his sleeve as the Luka Modric transfer saga continues.
Moronic Football Fans: An Ever Growing Monopoly
Ollie Jackson shares his thoughts on the type of football fan that is becoming all too prevelant on the terraces these days.
Premier League Survival of the Weakest
The final Sunday of the domestic English Premier League season is almost upon us and BackPageFootball’s Ger McCarthy looks at the battle for survival in one of the closest relegation tussles for many years.
Champions League – United face stiff Schalke challenge
Ger McCarthy of Back Page Football and Hold the Back Page fame preview this week’s Champions League clash between Schalke and Man Utd.
Champions League – Old Trafford Showdown one to savour
Back Page Football contributor Ger McCarthy analyses the second legs of the Champions League quarter finals taking place on Tuesday night with the Premier League showdown between Manchester United and Chelsea likely to produce an instant classic.
Advantage Man United following clinical display
Back Page Football’s Ger McCarthy reviews Wednesday night’s Champions League quarter final first-leg tie from Stamford Bridge.
Spurs and Real Madrid go in search of Champions League glory
The highly anticipated Champions League quarter-final ties kick off on Tuesday evening with the mouth-watering clash of Real Madrid versus Tottenham Hotspur as well as Inter Milan hosting Schalke 04.
Quarter Final line-up completed in the Champions League
Manchester United, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid qualified for quarter finals of the 2011 Champions League following an exciting week’s action which saw the Round of 16 completed.
Race for the Premier League title intensifies
The race for the Premier League crown is set to intensify over the coming weeks and the contenders have just two short months to overtake current leaders and title favourites Manchester United.