No Sell No Buy (By S.H) With 11 days left in the Winter transfer season, Arsenal still haven't signed anyone. Arsene Wenger, as we know, is verbally parsimonious and enigmatic about recruitment. You'd never beat him in a board game of "Guess Who." There are a plethora of Arsenal transfer rumours, linking a myriad of [.

Kenny Dalglish today praised the team behind the team as he prepares to celebrate a year since his memorable return to Melwood.
Our most famous No.7 was invited back into the dugout 12 months ago this weekend following the departure of Roy Hodgson from Anfield.
Since then he has transformed the fortunes of the team on the field by bringing unity back to the club where he scored 172 goals in 515 games as a player.

After weeks of speculation within the local football fraternity, former Gombak United coach Darren Stewart (file pictured right) is confirmed as Balestier Khalsa coach for the upcoming 2012 season.
A former Australian international himself, Stewart starred for the Tigers when they were still called Balestier Central in the S.

Good morning to you. I hope you're all set for tomorrow, dinner wrapped, presents cooked, and all that.

The action continues though and as we prepare for our festive football fare the manager is mulling (eh? EH?!) over some possible recruitments as our squad, already quite stretched, gets set to lose a couple more players.

Three Swindon Town Centre of Excellence players are spending this week training at Premier League side Liverpool.
The three players are Jordan Young (U13), Ryan Wood (U14) and Lee Marshall (U15) have been selected to spend a week's training at the Liverpool Academy.
The trip has been organized as part of their continued development with the club already having close links with the Anfield side.

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It can't be easy being an up-and-coming young player at an old, established and successful football club such as our own. The demand for instant accomplishment dictates that there is little room for starlets to be given the time to develop into the red giants we hope they can become.

There's no doubt that Chief Scout Graham Carr has been a huge cog in the seemingly successful wheel of Newcastle United over the last 18 months or so. Graham Carr talent spotter in chief Graham is essentially doing the job Dennis Wise was being paid £1M a year to do back in 2008, and the only difference is that graham is doing a much [.

There's no doubt that Chief Scout Graham Carr has been a huge cog in the seemingly successful wheel of Newcastle United over the last 18 months or so. Graham Carr talent spotter in chief Graham is essentially doing the job Dennis Wise was being paid £1M a year to do back in 2008, and the only difference is that graham is doing a much [.

As we reported earlier this morning, Newcastle do lots and lots of information gathering and analysis for each transfer target. Yohan Cabaye after scoring first goal for Newcastle yesterday And in the specific case of Yohan Cabaye, who got his first goal for the club yesterday, Newcastle had to reassure his agent Newcastle was the [.

The local Sunday Sun today has an excellent article by Mark Douglas, which lifts the lid on what goes on behind the scenes in the transfer market at Newcastle, and it's all very very interesting. Graham Carr - leads massive scouting effort for Newcastle There's a massive amount of work done on each of the [.

Liverpool Director of Football Damien Comolli plays a key role in the recruitment of players at Anfield, and he's keenly aware that choosing the right player can be a delicate balancing act; and as we've seen with the Carlos Tevez situation at Man City, getting it wrong can have dire consequences.

Liverpool Director of Football Damien Comolli plays a key role in the recruitment of players at Anfield, and he's keenly aware that choosing the right player can be a delicate balancing act; and as we've seen with the Carlos Tevez situation at Man City, getting it wrong can have dire consequences.

We have a sneaking suspicion that if Newcastle's good form (and fortune) continues through the end of the year, the Newcastle Board may surprise us all with as many as three new players brought in during the January transfer window. Alan Pardew at Wolves yesterday The reasons for that are that Newcastle will have a [.

We have a sneaking suspicion that if Newcastle's good form (and fortune) continues through the end of the year, the Newcastle Board may surprise us all with as many as three new players brought in during the January transfer window. Alan Pardew at Wolves yesterday The reasons for that are that Newcastle will have a [.

There's a very good article in the Sunday Sun today by Mark Douglas, that will be great news to Newcastle fans, because it shows the building of the club,s quad and facilities at Newcastle will continue full steam ahead under Alan Pardew. Mehdi Abeid top youngster who is loving it at Newcastle And if [.

There's a very good article in the Sunday Sun today by Mark Douglas, that will be great news to Newcastle fans, because it shows the building of the club,s quad and facilities at Newcastle will continue full steam ahead under Alan Pardew. Mehdi Abeid top youngster who is loving it at Newcastle And if [.

The next time fans will see Alan Pardew talk again is probably this Thursday, when he gives his news conference. Carver and Pardew excellent partnership for Newcastle And because of Alan's stone cold silence since last Wednesday, when he was said to be unhappy and angry that the Newcastle Board had failed to bring in a new top striker to the [.

Skrtel relishing Coates challenge

Martin Skrtel insists he is ready for the challenge after Liverpool bolstered their defensive ranks with the recruitment of Sebastian Coates on Tuesday night.

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Chief Scout Graham Carr is becoming an important cog in the Newcastle wheel these days. Graham Carr top Chief Scout at Newcastle Graham is one of the "brains trust" on Newcastle transfers, and the group also includes manager Alan Pardew, Secretary Lee Charnley and Managing Director Derek Llambias. The Corbridge-born 66 year-old lives in [.

Newcastle supporters are getting to be convinced that Newcastle are simply dragging their feet in their recruitment for a new left back to replace Jose Enrique and another top striker. Modibo Maiga Newcastle have lodged bid Newcastle have not had any success since early this summer in bringing in a second striker and spent [.

Kick-off time

We've finally arrived at the start of the new 2011/12 season. As usual, Arsenal will be involve in 4 competitions with the Premier League starting today. It has been a rather unsettling post season leading up to the pre season. The way last season ended, it left a lot of bitter taste in the mouth of all Arsenal supporters.

Kick-off time

We've finally arrived at the start of the new 2011/12 season. As usual, Arsenal will be involve in 4 competitions with the Premier League starting today. It has been a rather unsettling post season leading up to the pre season. The way last season ended, it left a lot of bitter taste in the mouth of all Arsenal supporters.

Having virtually sealed the deal for Gervinho, Wenger is looking to finalise his next signing, with Valencia and Spain midfielder Juan Mata high on the list.

Mata is a consistent player with Valencia, captaining Los Che last season to a Champions League spot. Whilst the player has not requested move, Valencia's financial situation means they have to sell just to stand still.

Vitaliy Klitschko and Jerzy Dudek gave heavyweight support to the UEFA EURO 2012 volunteer programme at recruitment launch events as applications opened.

After Cardiff City's exit against Reading in the semi-finals of the Championship play-offs, Dave Jones has been sacked as manager. Jones spent six years at Cardiff, leading them to the 2010 play-off final where they were defeated by Blackpool. The Liverpudlian has paid the ultimate sacrifice for his side's inability to get over the final hurdle and get promotion to the Premiership.

Holroyd: Is on the lookout for a new club

It's been a busy week for the 60 Football League clubs not involved in the end of season playoffs. A lot of clubs have already released their "retained" lists and hundreds of players are coming onto the market as their contracts with their respective clubs expire.

Kenny Dalglish wants the final say on all Liverpool's transfer deals.
And that is believed to be the reason behind the delay in owner John W Henry giving the Scot the Anfield manager's job.
Reds chiefs appointed former Spurs technical director Damien Comolli to head up recruitment last November.

Whenever footballers, managers or supporters suggest their club needs new players, it is tempting to point out that recruitment can make things worse, not better. As ESPNsoccernet's worst 10 signings of the season show...
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Kenny Dalglish has decided Liverpool need to sign quality wide boys to bring out the best in £35million striker Andy Carroll.
That's why the Liverpool boss is making the recruitment of Ashley Young from Aston Villa a top priority for the summer.
Young has declined the chance to extend his Villa contract and with just a year left on his current deal will be a prime transfer target this summer.

Eavesdropping on Arsenal supporters during the flight to Catalonia, it was interesting to hear one of them compare Wenger to L Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology. "What Arsène's running isn't a football club – it's a cult," the fan said. Barely even half-joking, he was representing that large section of the support to whom Wenger's pursuit of his vision has been too single-minded, and that a more flexible and realistic attitude to investment and recruitment would have long ended the drought since the club's last trophy.

As reported here last night we all became immediately aware of Chelsea's second attempt to sign Fernando Torres. A reported bid (although at the time of writing this article not confirmed by Chelsea) of around £40m has been turned down by Liverpool.
As you will imagine the press, media sites and blog sites (including mine of course) were quick to cover the story and have their own individual take on things, but there is one article tonight that appears here in the Telegraph that has got me thinking as they state that our new bid for the Spaniard is an "Act of desperation!

It seems that Alan Pardew has taken full control of player recruitment at Newcastle. Alan Pardew happy Newcastle United manager That's the way is should be of course, but Alan thinks he has been on the phone too much, and like any good manager he is now trying to get a better system in [...]