Patrice Evra will be on the receiving end of some abuse today but I'd like to think it won't be racist abuse. Maybe I'm naive and I'm probably giving the vermin too much credit but I genuinely hope that Liverpool fans don't turn their dislike of Evra, having been lead to believe that he's a liar by the ridiculous propaganda from their club, in to something far more sinister.

We need more potency in the final third, that much was clearly on show on Monday against Fulham.

We dominated and played some of the best football this season, but we could not finish.... second half we took off pace and just got straight out pummeled for 30 minutes.

Say what you want about the ref, red cards, penalties etc.

Vindication does not come without a downside for Patrice Evra

Manchester United's full-back has seen his reputation take a hit despite Luis Suárez being found guilty of racial abuse So far, there has been nothing from Patrice Evra to indicate what he thinks of the Football Association's verdict, whether he thought the hearing was fair and what he makes of the backlash against him, but it is fair to assume there is vindication and, perhaps, the sense of a strange set of circumstances when a black footballer can be racially abused and yet come out of it with his reputation dismantled, too.

Liverpool fans showed up at Stamford Bridge today wearing "Evra is a liar" t-shirts, which stewards made them remove ahead of kick-off.

Despite Luis Suarez admitting he called Evra a name in Spanish and the FA charging the Liverpool striker with directing racial verbal abuse at Evra, Liverpool fans have predictably rolled out their usual hero worship of their player.

BBC Sport Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez may sue Roberto Mancini.

Reports out of Manchester last night suggested that Man City's perpetual cry baby striker, Carlos Tevez, is deretermined to follow through with his attempts at diverting blame to others following his petulant refusal to come on as a sub in Man City's Champions League game against Bayern Munich earlier this month.

Aside from enjoying his wonderful name, Pepe Mel is busy sipping the champagne of a wonderful start to the La Liga season post-promotion...before succumbing to two losses in a row.

But bored with the tranquil life that is top flight/second tier football and the occasionally bout of unemployment, he needed to thrust himself into another field simultaneously to fill his time writing mystery novels.

Having been a proud shelfside season ticket holder from the tender age of six, dating back to the somewhat successful (for the Gerry Francis era) 1994-95 season, my first Spurs game must have been a 2-0 home win against Everton off the back of 'that' game away at Sheffield Wednesday.

'That' game saw the introduction of perhaps Spurs' greatest ever player, and in turn the introduction of a goal celebration that had mum's all over the country fuming and 'Vanish' and 'Daz' shareholders laughing all the way to the bank.

So after making a big show about forcing a "Listening Exercise" over Lansley's NHS Reform bill the Lib Dems meekly voted for the reforms in the same way they voted for them in the first place.
So now pandora's box is open and the NHS is all about competition...The private sector can swoop in on the profitable areas whilst leaving the scraps to the NHS in the same way the vultures jumped on the profitable areas of the Post Office's business.

Welcome To The Lion's Liar Dynamo Dresden 4-0 FC Union Berlin (12:08:11) If someone asked me to list the reasons why I love football in Germany, I could probably fill up two sides of A4 about the stadiums alone, writes David Tunnicliffe. However, if I was to do the opposite and try and write a list of things I hate about German football, it would contain one, solitary item: Friday 6 p.

Looks like Atletico Madrid are getting ready to use some of the money they got from the sale of Sergio Aguero and David De Gea as Porto striker Radamel Falcao has come out and said that he would be interested in a move to Atletico.

Rojiblanco fans will be buoyed by the news that the 25-year-old is keen on a move across the border and specifically to the Vicente Calderon.

Not a very exciting title and certainly not one that is going to shoot the lights out of the hit stats but after questioning myself about it I thought why not, do I really want to attract people who's blog name is "Wenger The Liar" and the like, not really was the answer. No, far happier am I to address the solid regulars of this fine site.

Not a very exciting title and certainly not one that is going to shoot the lights out of the hit stats but after questioning myself about it I thought why not, do I really want to attract people who's blog name is "Wenger The Liar" and the like, not really was the answer. No, far happier am I to address the solid regulars on this fine site.

Dylan O'Neill shares a childhood memory of a fantastic moment in the history of Irish football. You can follow Dylan on Twitter @Dylan_Oh

I was seven at the time this World Cup rolled around. I'd been extremely excited to find out that my country was going to be competing at the World Cup when we edged past Iran in the play-off.

I don't think I could be a football agent.

Firstly, I'm just not that kind of hard-nosed businessman driven solely by money. Secondly, I'm not a particularly great liar. Mrs Blogs always knows when I'm spoofing because of the look on my face. I tend to make a face which suggests that I'm making a face so as not to look like I'm fibbing but the face says "I'm fibbing".

Deion Sanders recently said that Dez Bryant needs help and insinuated that Dez Bryant is a liar. Those comments are holding more and more weight as we learn more about the wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys. It's obvious that Dez Bryant needs some sort of help and that's exactly what Deion Sanders has been saying.

What a day. There are occasions when I don't keep abreast of the day's sporting news a busy day at work, a day away from the laptop and phone it happens. The most notable one was the day of Henry's sale to Barcelona I remember being oblivious until a family phone call in the evening that took a few minutes to figure out.

Go Gunners!

When the draw was being made, I was praying for Barca and praise the God (not Henry) for he heard me. This series of events brought a sense of deja vu in me and I am not talking about the usual deja vu of playing Barca again. It brought memories of another Barca team led by another sorcerer and guided by another genius.

Everton boss David Moyes has reacted angrily at Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger's comments that Moyes is a liar, the row escalated when Moyes told how Gunners skipper Cesc Fabregas asked refereeing officials had they been paid by Everton, as they went down the tunnel at Half-time in Arsenal's 2-1 win at Goodison Park midweek.

HOFFENHEIM, Germany Hoffenheim owner Dietmar Hopp has confirmed the sale of Luiz Gustavo was one of the main reasons for Ralf Rangnick's departure from the club. Rangnick and Hoffenheim parted company after four and a half years together by mutual consent after the Brazilian midfielder was sold to Bayern Munich behind the coach's back.