On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, the utter absurdity of transfer deadline day, Wenger says stop worrying about Wilshere for the Euros, Nathan Dyer tells Capello to make his England dreams come true, and could Oxlade-Chamberlain do a Rooney Euro 2004, or are we overdoing it again?

Once the January transfer window is over, Alan Pardew and the Newcastle Board will concentrate on getting some of our players signed up to new contracts. Danny Simpson dreams of winning the FA Cup One of those players is former Manchester United full-back Danny Simpson, whose contract runs out in 18 months time, and he seems keen to stay on Tyneside.

Great production value. Strong story line. If this doesn't get you pumped about an event you normally might not get pumped about then check your pulse.
But seriously, the SuperDraft, silly name and all, is where dreams start for a lot of players in our domestic league. Each one has the chance to make American soccer even greater.

By Alan Duffy

Chelsea's erratic first half of the 2011/12 campaign may have all but ended their title dreams, but the news that Ghanaian midfield supremo Michael Essien is back in action will surely give AVB and his army of Blues' fans a right old boost.

Hi guys... I'm pretty stoked...

Let's take a week or so to collate questions for Raf. I will most certainly have a number of questions ( about tactics at Oranje AND Spurs, about his past, his dreams, life in London, what it was like at Real Madrid, etc).

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It's always fantastic hearing from brilliant futbolitas or futbolitos from other parts of the world! In our Travelling Postcards series this week, meet Agne Ziukaite from Lithuania who plays football, loves Barcelona more than life itself and dreams of being a sports journalist one day.

FC Twente frontman Luuk de Jong has reiterated his desire to play in the Premiership, alerting a host of clubs, including both Liverpool and Tottenham, who are reportedly interested in him.
21 year-old de Jong's contract with his current employers runs out in June of 2014, meaning that any prospective suitors would have to stump up a sum of around €10 million in order to prise him away from Enschede.

Alex Ferguson's health records obtained by News of the World, inquiry told | Media | The Guardian.

Once in a while, a news article appears that makes you stop for a minute and think to yourself, what? Are you kidding me?

Today, on Twitter, it came to my attention that during The Leveson Inquiry, certain details regarding medical records of a previously unknown Premiership manager had been acquired and used to try to blackmail the mentioned manager into co-operating with revealing relevant team news to The News of The World newspaper, an English Sunday rag that recently got shut down for all kinds of skullduggery and dishonest business practice.

Well, we don't have the Teacher's Pension Plan to kickaround anymore. The big bad mediagiants, Bell and Rogers have married and bought MLSE. Now what does this meanfor our little TFC? I am hoping for either benign neglect or selling off the team,but not holding my breath for either. Bizarre billionaires are rare in Canada.

Documentary: LFC in India FREE

'Slum Dreams: From Merseyside to Mumbai', the 20-minute documentary about Liverpool FC's recent trip to India is now available to watch free on LFCTV Online.

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Free video: 'LFC in India'

'Slum Dreams: From Merseyside to Mumbai', the 20-minute documentary about Liverpool FC's recent trip to India is now available to watch free on LFCTV Online.

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Free documentary: 'LFC in India'

'Slum Dreams: From Merseyside to Mumbai', the 20-minute documentary about Liverpool FC's recent trip to India is now available to watch free on LFCTV Online.

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In football, there are 3 kinds of players; the one's who are talented and get recognised and rewarded for their performances, the one's who are not that talented and are lucky most of the time and get recognised for their performances and the one's who are talented and never get recognised or rewarded at all.

Lille striker Moussa Sow dreams of playing in England and would like to do so for Arsenal if he does.

The 25-year-old Senegalese still has 18 months on his contract with the Ligue 1 champions, but that doesn't mean he's not looking ahead.

"I'm only thinking about football and it's not possible to leave in January.

Arlo White Officially Joins NBC Sports Group

Any dreams that Seattle Sounders fans had that the Arlo White to MLS on NBC thing was going to fall apart is gone. The loss for the Seattle Sounders and its fans will be the gain of MLS and the United States national team. White's comments on twitter today clearly show an appreciation for the team, the players and the fans.

Martin Kelly 'made up' with first Liverpool goal & dreams of Wembley final after downing Chelsea

The England under-21 international says he hopes to prove a constant threat in the opposition penalty area, and dreams of the team going all the way in this season's League Cup

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Adam living Anfield dream

Charlie Adam insists a summer switch to Liverpool held no fear for him, with his rapid rise allowing him to fulfil his footballing dreams.

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Saturday sees Manchester United take on Newcastle United at the world renowned, historically named, never to be sold for naming rights, Old Trafford the Theatre of Dreams. Just for good measure it hosts the match at the traditional but somewhat unfamiliar time of 3pm and it could trigger a shift in the Premier League Betting odds.

This is Bosuilstadion in Belgium, home to Royal Antwerp Football Club. It was once a grand home of European football, with a capacity close to 60,000 and the venue for West Germany's 2-1 win over Belgium in the 1972 European Championship semi-final. It also hosted dozens of eagerly-anticipated friendlies between the Netherlands and Belgium.

Slum dreams: Mumbai to LFC

Deep within the confines of the Ambedkar Nagar slum in Mumbai, there's a shack, no bigger than a typical garden shed, that 13-year-old Montesh Bankar is proud to call home

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Spain have warmed up nicely ahead of their friendly clash with England at Wembley by revealing a brand new strip for Euro 2012. The outstanding feature of the new kit is its tightly-fitted nature; meaning that opponents will find it harder to tug at the European and World champions an attribute which Spanish striker [.

Why would you refuse a big offer from CHELSEA FC & French Club PARIS ST GERMAIN ? That is the story today in SPANISH FOOTBALL Sports press as 20 year old Belgium sensation EDEN HAZARD is apparently that player. But for which Spanish Club has this "kid" his dreams placed on? Hazard According to the news the Spanish Football Club is REAL MADRID.

Reina dreams of title glory

Pepe Reina believes the progress Liverpool have made means they can again entertain ambitions of challenging for the title.

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... and whinier than ever.
So, Ibrahimovic wrote a book in which he cries about how mean Mr. Pep bullied his existence and shattered his dreams. Because, you know, we can't expect him to be over it over a year later. Well I'm here to pick his whining apart quote by quote... starting from where he begins by pointing fingers at Messi (oh, this is going to be fun):
"Playing at Barca was a childhood dream and I was walking on air.

Time to say chee-Rio, how to shackle Silva and more: Six lessons from the Manchester derby

In honour of the local dialling code, it's already being called the 0161 6-1 and there's no denying that Manchester City's demolition of their local rivals at the Theatre Of Dreams will spark conversation after conversation in the weeks ahead.

Why I don't want foreign owners coming here and killing football's dreams in exchange for a quick buck

Football is all about striving to realise your dreams. It doesn't matter if you support Manchester United at the top of the Premier League or the Dog and Duck FC in the local league.

Ending promotion would kill the dreams of millions

Just a normal Thursday. Woke up in a London hotel, went to Radio One, sat in KITT, the Knight Rider car, went training with the lovely Ola Jordan, then met the Tampa Bay cheerleaders. Where did it all go wrong? ** Somewhere in football there is a department of stupid ideas, where men in suits are paid fortunes to think up rubbish.

George John had to hold off on his dreams of a move to Europe this summer when a proposed transfer to Blackburn fell through in the final stages. Those events may ultimately lead John to wind up at a better club this winter, if reports are to be believed.

According to the UK Daily Mail, Everton and Wigan are both on the trail of the FC Dallas defender and are expected to make January bids for the big centerback.

The first of the mid-week matches from week 32 recapped here by Pedro Gomes. This first match between Portland and DC held playoff implications for both.
DC United 1, Portland Timbers 1
The Portland Timbers traveled to RFK stadium to face the DC United in what felt like a must-win match for both sides, however technically Portland could have kept play-off hopes alive with only a draw.

Everton's Chief Executive Officer Robert Elstone has slammed UEFA's "Financial Fair Play" rules, pointing out that it only serves the establishments of Europe's biggest clubs.

Despite seeing his own side struggle to compete financially, Elstone believes that owners should be able to invest how they want, giving smaller clubs the opportunity to compete with the traditional giants of football.

There's nothing quite as satisfying as watching a player get busted flopping in GIF form. In my dreams I see an entire page of such GIFS playing on a loop. These GIFS works like a poll, the most blatant flop at the top then downward etc. Certain flops in my table would be relegated to lower leagues, etc, while new flops work their way upward like upstart young clubs.

Nicole Barnhart (over the First Ladys right shoulder) blogged for the White House
She's the best on the U.S. WNT at crossword puzzles, bananagrams and graphic design, but Stanford graduate Nicole Barnhart can also write, as you can see on this guest blog for The White House, in which the U.

Presenting the ideal opportunity to demonstrate whether you have the managerial X-Factor, if you have always fancied yourself as the best Premiership manager around and reckon you can do better than the current crop thanks to The Team of your Dreams you can do exactly that. Best of all, it's absolutely free!

Matt Pyzdrowski and Angelholms FF look to keep their promotion dreams in tact against Varnamo while Brian Edwards and Degerfors IF still have a shot at promotion and will take on Falkenberg FF.

For those who don't know Roger Espinoza's story well, they may just know him as the Sporting Kansas City midfielder who also plays for the Honduran national team.

While Espinoza does play for Honduras, his career is very much rooted in the American dream, as a fateful move from Honduras to the United States when he was just 11 changed his life forever and has helped him eventually fulfill many of his biggest dreams.

Its been 13 long months with plenty of goals, twists-and-turns, boos, surprises, rants as well as media out-roars, but at last the 12 nations who will be partaking in next summer's Euros have been finalized, and the eight teams who will vie for four more spots via the play-offs is now known. There have admittedly [.

There have been a fair few strikers that have come to Chelsea and have struggled to find their form for one reason or another. Robert Fleck, Chris Sutton, Pierluigi Casiraghi and Mateja Kezman. All outstanding strikers in football and like I say for one reason or another struggled to make an impact at the club.

As modern folk, we live our lives in the world of design. The clothing, the car, the furniture, the food and the wine, the house, the suburb, the road, the mall, the way the light falls across your face as I take your picture...I know that we can still go for a walk in the woods and shake it all away, for a while.

By Jeff Vorva
Tribune reporter
The Eclipse Select Soccer Club's five elite girls teams combined for a 23-3-3 record through September, including an 8-1-1 mark in Kansas last weekend.
The organization is based in Oak Brook and uses several practice sites throughout the Chicago suburbs.

No Starting Place Guaranteed Warns Dalglish

Kenny Dalglish has warned the likes of Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher, that no player will be picked for sentimental reasons alone. The Liverpool manager, who has a legendary status at the club, fully understands the impact that Gerrard and Carragher have had over the years, but insists that won't be enough to guarantee them a starting place.