Still very quiet, as you might imagine.

The main story this morning is the news that football has come under attack from something called 'common sense'. Robin van Persie has been allowed back to Arsenal to rest up as his international manager has taken a hugely sensible approach to things.

O ex-técnico do Brasil Dunga e o treinador alemão Jurgen Klinsmann estão na mira para assumir o comando da seleção da Argélia, revelou uma fonte da federação de futebol do país (FAF) Agência AFP, nesta terça-feira.
"Jurgen Klinsmann e Carlos Dunga estão na lista de cinco treinadores escolhidos pelo comitê de candidatura da FAF para suceder Abdelhak Benchikha frente da seleção argelina", disse a fonte.

The five players on Mexico's Gold Cup roster who tested positive for clenbuterol were re-tested last Friday, and all five had their tests come up negative for the banned substance.

The Associated Press reports that, according to a statement released by the Mexican Football Federation, Guillermo Ochoa, Francisco Rodriguez, Sinha, Edgar Duenas and Christian Bermudez have asked that a "B" test of the initial positive sample, taken on May 21, be conducted.

Por Halftown
Desde aquel fatídico día de 2006 en el que Zinedine Zidane hundió la suya en el pecho de Materazzi, el fútbol francés no ha levantado cabeza.
Muchos (¿todos?) pensamos que la culpa era de Raymond Domenech, ese entrenador incapaz, torpe sobre el campo e insufrible fuera de él.

Juan Agudelo is destined for greatness. Even Raymond Domenech would say this kid's success was written in the stars after a then 17 year-old scored his first goal on the 17th of November while wearing the number 17. Since then, the Colombian-American has garnered an incredible amount of attention. He scored the only goal against Argentina versus USA match this past month and now there are rumors

Patrice Evra returned to International football after being suspended by the FFA for his part in the protests against the former French manager Raymond Domenech.

As captain, Evra was seen as a ring-leader, a role which he himself denies having.

Ahead of France's 2-0 win over Luxembourg this weekend, former Arsenal midfielder, Robert Pires, expressed his sympathy for Evra and the rest.

PARIS, France Raymond Domenech continues to slide apparently effortlessly from one controversy to another. His latest is an interview with L'Express in which the former national team coach labelled the players who mutinied at last year's World Cup as "horrible, unthinking brats." This angered both his former employers at the French federation whom he [.

PARIS, France Raymond Domenech continues to slide apparently effortlessly from one controversy to another. His latest is an interview with L'Express in which the former national team coach labelled the players who mutinied at last year's World Cup as "horrible, unthinking brats." This angered both his former employers at the French federation whom he [.

PARIS, France Former France coach Raymond Domenech has broken his silence over the World Cup debacle, labeling the players "stupid brats" for going on strike at a training session to make "a laughing stock" of their country. Domenech's bitter six-year tenure as France coach ended after last year's World Cup in South Africa and [.

PARIS, France Former France coach Raymond Domenech has broken his silence over the World Cup debacle, labeling the players "stupid brats" for going on strike at a training session to make "a laughing stock" of their country. Domenech's bitter six-year tenure as France coach ended after last year's World Cup in South Africa and [.

The last we saw of Raymond Domenech, he was immersed in a witness protection program masquerading as some sort of poker crash course. Now that the money's dried up from that little venture, he's back for more cash with his very first exclusive post-World Cup meltdown interview to be released amidst pomp and several forms of circumstance tomorrow.

The last we saw of Raymond Domenech, he was immersed in a witness protection program masquerading as some sort of poker crash course. Now that the money's dried up from that little venture, he's back for more cash with his very first exclusive post-World Cup meltdown interview to be released amidst pomp and several forms of circumstance tomorrow.

By Chris Wright

"I say, Patrice. You're a foolhardy brat is what you bloomin' well are!"

Former France coach Raymond Domenech has broken his silence of Les Bleu's capitulation at last summer's South African World Cup, lambasting the squad as a 'bunch of foolhardy brats'.

I despise Liverpool F.C.. with every fiber of my being. So when a phenomenal young French footballer, Yann M'Vila, asked about a £16m Liverpool offer for his services tells L'Equipe that "Manchester United is the club of my dreams!" I am impressed right away. Watched over the last month by the Red Scousers Director of Football Damian Commoli, José Mourinho's assistant at Réal Madrid, José Moraís, and United scout Jap Staam, M'Vila has been brilliant.