Roy Keane has made an admission that might stun fans of former club Manchester United, revealing he would jump at the chance of managing Liverpool.
Keane is a legend at United, winning seven Premier League titles, four FA Cups and a Champions League crown during his time at Old Trafford. A no-nonsense skipper, Keane's belligerent style was loved by United fans and despised by rivals Liverpool.

Although major international tournaments aren't necessarily the best time to give your young guns a run out, some of the most fascinating prospects in European football will be in Ukraine and Poland this summer. OTP chooses the top ten players under 23 to keep your eye on. With a video to accompany each one, we [.

After a few days of intensified speculation and rumors, Didier Drogba brought a relatively swift end to the guessing over his future and announced he will leave Chelsea when his contract ends in June.

As Drogba told ITV, he decided that winning the Champions League was his chance to follow the Seinfeld method and go out on a high note like George Costanza.

Let's take a moment to reflect on the MADNESS from the football world in the past week.

Ronaldo and Messi proved they were human beings after both missed their penalties, Sergio Ramos joined NASA, Bilbao made it to the finals of the Europa League for the first time in 35 years, Fernando Torres scored possibly the most important goal of his Chelsea career, Pep Guardiola confirmed his resignation as Barca coach, The Allianz Arena turned bright blue, Mario Gomez wore a flower 'garland' and for once in Jose Mourinho's life, he conceded defeat without outrightly blaming the referee.

It may not be the best time to play Liverpool. Alan Pardew will have our lads ready on Sunday Liverpool beat Newcastle 3-1 on December 30th, and it was only the second time this season that The Reds have scored 3 goals at home in a league game the other time being when they beat Bolton 3-1 in August.

Behind every great team...are great people. Or so they say. Every training session, scrimmage, media session and match played there are people working behind the scenes to see that it all runs smoothly. In what will be an the first in a series of articles looking into the "Plight of..." these people, we have one who is nearly invaluable to the successful efforts of a Major League Soccer team: the equipment manager.

New Mou 'Do It's not quite as severe as the last time he shaved his head, but Jose Mourinho has opted for another closely cropped hairdo. We're mainly posting this as a public service as a lot of Google traffic is finding an old Mourinho 'Do Are Ya? post as they frantically search to see [...]