Carlo Cudicini, the Tottenham goalkeeper, fractured his wrists and injured his pelvis after being
involved in a road accident this morning. A spokesman for London's Metropolitan police said the
ambulance service and an emergency helicopter had attended the scene and found the 36-year-old
motorcyclist suffering from injuries described by medics as "possibly life-changing". Click to continue reading...
Missouri State Bears, F Capone, R Hennessey & H Melugin
The 19th-ranked Missouri State men's soccer team (12-3-2, 7-1-1) will face the Evansville
Purple Aces (11-7-1, 5-4-1) in the semifinal round of the MVC Tournament on Friday,
November 13. Kickoff at Cownie Soccer Complex in Des Moines, Iowa, is set for 3:30 p. Click to continue reading...
Missouri State Bears, F Capone, R Hennessey & H Melugin
The 19th-ranked Missouri State men's soccer team (12-3-2, 7-1-1) will face the Evansville
Purple Aces (11-7-1, 5-4-1) in the semifinal round of the MVC Tournament on Friday,
November 13. Kickoff at Cownie Soccer Complex in Des Moines, Iowa, is set for 3:30 p. Click to continue reading...
An own goal by Ronald Zubar gets things rolling. A fine steal by Song puts Aaron Ramsey through
as he and Eduardo race ahead. Ramsey passes to Eduardo as they cut off Josh Craddock and then waits
for the return because of his clear look at goal. Instead, Eduardo chips the ball over and it
deflects of Craddock and loops over Wayne Henessey for the second goal.
When Wolves emerge from the international break, the familiar strains of the Z Cars theme will fill
the air at Goodison Park. How apt - because the current points haul is criminal. What a fantastic opportunity blown. Eight games, a meagre seven points. Simply not enough. Now Wolves have their backs to the wall as they contemplate five fixtures against Everton, Aston
Villa, Stoke, Arsenal and Chelsea. Click to continue reading...
As I had said, I wanted to provide the blow-by-blow account of the Hammers' first Premiership match
of the season. It took me a while to locate the right post for this but here it is.
The Wolves displayed some fighting football to get some points against their
names in their second match of the Premier League here last night. Andy
Keogh's early header was the only goal of the match after which the Wolves managed to hold
Wigan Athletic defensively.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, COS reporter Adam Hennessey casts
his eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers
may not know much about.
Birmingham City are about to embark on yet another Premiership adventure, this time under the
stewardship of Alex McLeish, and this little Irish gem amongst their ranks, could have a big part
to play, if Birmingham are to survive in the top flight this season.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, reporter Adam Hennessey casts his
eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers may
not know much about.
A contentious inclusion in the usual 'Who Are Ya?' feature, is new Portsmouth loanee, Frederic
Piquionne, 30.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, reporter Adam Hennessey casts his
eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers may
not know much about.
Burnley may be everybodies tip to go straight back down to the Championship, but under the
astute Owen Coyle, they managed to get to the semi-finals of the Carling Cup, eliminating the likes
of Arsenal and Chelsea on the way, and its down to their shrewd manager, that they have managed to
tempt highly-rated Scottish full back Brian Easton, to the Premiership, from SPL side,
Hamilton.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, COS reporter Adam Hennessey casts
his eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers
may not know much about.
A surprising transfer all round really, is that of former Marseille captain, Lorik Cana,
swapping Champions League football, for a move to the Sunderland revolution, under former
Birmingham and Wigan manager, Steve Bruce.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, COS reporter Adam Hennessey casts
his eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers
may not know much about.
Liverpool's left back position has been of growing concern over the past few seasons, with
players coming and going, and in Fabio Aurelio's case, getting injured over and over again.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, COS reporter Adam Hennessey casts
his eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers
may not know much about.
Manchester United may have lost Cristiano Ronaldo from their midfield, aswell as Carlos Tevez,
but Sir Alex Ferguson has looked to replace these two to some extent, with the signings of Antonio
Valencia and Michael Owen, however, it may be a player already at Old Trafford, who may benefit
immensely from this time to shine.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, COS reporter Adam Hennessey casts
his eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers
may not know much about.
With the current 'will he, wont he' debate surrounding Joleon Lescott's potential move from
Everton to Manchester City, many people are overlooking the other talent at Goodison Park, and
whilst they are recognised for players like Lescott, Cahill, Arteta and Yakubu.
With the Premier League about to spark into life this weekend, COS reporter Adam Hennessey casts
his eye over the players he feels will have an impact this coming season, but players who readers
may not know much about.
Aston Villa are known for having a highly productive youth setup. In recent years, the likes of
Gabriel Agbonlahor and Craig Gardner forcing their way into the Villa senior set up, and now the
latest product of the Villa academy is ready to make a name for himself.
The dawn of the new premiership season is upon us and this year we might have something special
on the cards. Of course the usual battle at the top will be very exciting but there is potential
for something more intriguing. This season we have three clubs that have come up that could easily
still be in the league when May comes around.
When Reading failed in its bid to return to the English Premier League it was assumed that
Marcus Hahnemann's days in the EPL were over.
So much for that.
The American goalkeeper, who turned 37 on Monday, has joined newly-promoted Wolverhampton
Wanderers on a free transfer and is projected to be the team's back-up goalkeeper behind starter
Wayne Hennessey.
When Reading failed in its bid to return to the English Premier League it was assumed that
Marcus Hahnemann's days in the EPL were over.
So much for that.
The American goalkeeper, who turned 37 on Monday, has joined newly-promoted Wolverhampton
Wanderers on a free transfer and is projected to be the team's back-up goalkeeper behind starter
Wayne Hennessey.
On the day Cristiano Ronaldo decided to run off to Spain rather than face George Elokobi, serious
signs are emerging than Wolves are ready to make their first forays into the summer transfer
market. And if by this time next week Wolves' Premier League ranks have been swelled by Scott Dann, Marcus
Hahnemann and Nenad Milijas, I'll be a happy Wolves fan. Click to continue reading...
Mick McCarthy used 59 players in his quest to deliver Premier League football. Some played bit parts, and others were simply magnificent as Wolves finally returned to the top
flight against QPR - a Quality Promotion Result www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A50111... And my top 10? Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, Michael Kightly, Karl Henry, Kevin Foley, Jody Craddock, Andy
Keogh, Wayne Hennessey, Stephen Ward, Neill Collins and Gary Breen. Click to continue reading...
Some people just would not listen, but I always told you Andy Keogh was a good player. So how poetic it was that the win which will define Wolves' season had the young Irish striker as
its focal point. Over 99 league appearances, no other Wolves player has so polarised opinion in the Mick McCarthy
era. Click to continue reading...
According to the source below, Wenger is closing in on a Wolves player who has all the hallmarks of
a star of the future. Don't forget to check out Online Football Manager! Wenger wants to sign
Wolves' Wales international keeper Wayne Hennessey in the next window - by offering £5million.
The Gunners . Click to continue reading...
According to Goal.com, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal are doing what they do quite often: competing.
This time, however, they are competing in the boardroom, as opposed to the pitch. "Arsenal and
North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur are being linked with a possible move for highly-rated young
Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey. Click to continue reading...
