So sorry everyone on the latest of the preview this week. Have just been a little busy, but here it is anyway. A shortened version this week so we can just get right to the juicy stuff. All games are today, so a very short-sharp round with (hopefully) lots of action.
CANBERRA UNITED v BRISBANE ROAR at McKellar Park, 3pm. Click to continue reading...

Yay, the new season of the W-League is just two sleeps away and finally, the squads are here.
So who's in and out? Probably won't know exactly what will happen until the team's line-up but certainly some interesting last minute signings. Here are the interesting parts of the previews, game by game. Click to continue reading...

So the Matildas have arrived in Canberra for their final camp before this year's W-League. Westfield Matildas coach Tom Sermanni has picked 36-player squad, including a number of under-18 players.
But interestingly, no-one from Perth in the camp. Every other state has one representative, but no West Australian's among them. Click to continue reading...

Battle of Britain Part Deux tonight then. 2 away goals look a lot. Celtic need an early goal. Chasing an early goal will expose the defence. It's a Catch 22 for Mr Mowbray.Anyway if you want a slightly more indepth preview then click here (http://bit.ly/QqFeo) to be taken to ITV's big, shiny football site where they've been kind enough to let me witter away as a guest blogger. Click to continue reading...

Does it make good business sense for Celtic to sell two of the elite players in the SPL to Spurs?

There have been several stories doing the rounds this summer regarding Spurs and Celtic players Scott Brown and Aiden McGeady. With a 20 million pound price tag on the SPL duo it sure would make sense for the Mowbray to part company with his young midfield duo.

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Celtic Park is one of the most difficult stadiums to play on, if your jersey doesn't have green and white colour on it that is, and the Bhoys have beaten some great of European sides thanks to the magnificent support from the stands. However, things were completely different when Celtic would play on the European travels as they couldn't win away for six years.

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West Brom manager Tony Mowbray insists he has no concerns about being sacked even though his side are rooted to the foot of the Premier League table. The Baggies lost 2-0 at Everton on Saturday when failings which have been evident all season - pretty football but a toothless attack and error-prone defence - were once [. Click to continue reading...

The madness is over, the phones are silenced, and January transfer window is closed. With all the snow and traffic collapse in London, the news of the day was Andrei Arshavin's transfer to Arsenal. A real soap opera lasted over 24 hours, minute after minute contradictory news arrived and it even seemed that nothing is [. Click to continue reading...

WBA will struggled to avoid moving to Championship, and after seeking for defensive midfielder and some rumours about PSG reserve, Moulumbu, Tony Mowbray decided to focus on South African market. Old Continent already knows about Juan Carlos Menseguez as he was announced in Germany as a big revelation when he came to Wolfsburg as [. Click to continue reading...

Celtic and Scotland International Striker Craig Beattie has signed for West Bromwich Albion in a £1.25 million tranfer deal, with a further £500,000 after appearances. Beattie had been on the fringes of the Celtic team since he made his debut in 2003, unfortunately Inury has curtailed the number of games he has played for Celtic. Tony Mowbray tried [. Click to continue reading...