Man Utd are likely to be one of the top two best defensive teams in the league, and with their especially easy opening three fixtures, a Man Utd defender - or two - will make a very good choice.
Of their backline, Vidic is the premium choice. Although expensive for a defender, if he can repeat last seasons points haul then he will be worth the price.

Ouch! That had to hurt.
An inexplicable kung-fu kick from this unknown Chinese goalkeeper on the on-rushing striker, and he only gets a yellow card!
Some anger management classes needed for the goalkeeper and a rule book for the referee!
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Paolo Di Canio's salute to Italian fascism was a news making act and caught the ire of many who believe that politics & sport shouldn't mix. However you feel about that mix, there is no doubt that controversies add spice to a sometimes boring footballing landscape. Its what makes fans either hate or love a particular person or club.

Dirty defender set for therapy Hearts are considering sending defender Marius Zaliukas on an anger management course after he received his fourth red card of the season against Aberdeen on Tuesday night. The automatic five-match suspension will take the Lithuanian up to 18 games missed through suspension this season!

Grant Wahl is reporting on his blog that FIFA have ruled that Michael Bradley is to serve a four-game suspension for his post-game confrontation of Jorge Larrionda. Despite the seemingly harsh penalty, it turns out that it doesn't mean much. Bradley will be allowed to serve his suspension during the Gold Cup a competition for which he wasn't even called up.

First things first holy crap, who let him near guns?!?!?!?!?!???!

We all know about Joey Barton's long history as an awful awul person, but it's starting to look like he's becoming a new man one who doesn't use teammate's eyeballs as ashtrays or go to jail for fighting outside a McDonald's.

Paolo Di Canio's salute to Italian fascism was a news making act and caught the ire of many who believe that politics & sport shouldn't mix. However you feel about that mix, there is no doubt that controversies add spice to a sometimes boring footballing landscape. Its what makes fans either hate or love a particular person or club.

All the stuff being covered outside the unfriendly confines of the award winning Dirty Tackle...

You know its time for anger management classes when you find yourself storming out of press conferences after your team beats AC Milan 4-1. [Goal]

Fat Ronaldo had liposuction while in the hospital for his fractured hand.

Group A at the 2010 World Cup could easily be called a "Group of Death" (as if there was only supposed to be one. That's like saying that there can only be ONE villain in sports and we all know that there's usually ALOT more than one villain per sporting event.) I know that Group G is supposed to be the "Group of Death" but maybe should be "a" in front of that and take a look at Group A as Group G's slightly-less-anger-management-needing cousin.