Underfire Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger fumed at suggestion that his future at the Emirates is in serious doubt after he was given an ominous vote of confidence from club chief executive Ivan Gazidis. Frustrated Arsenal fans also voted with their feet as just 46,539 turned up to watch the Gunners' 3-1 Carling Cup Third Round [.

Inter Milan coach Gian Piero Gasperini's future at the club is in major doubt after his side were soundly beaten by newly promoted Novara on Tuesday night. Goals by Riccardo Meggiorini and a brace from Marco Rigoni proved decisive as little Novara tore into the 2010 European Champions at the Stadio Comunale Silvio Piola.

When Arsenal lost 2-1 to Barcelona in the Champions League final back in 2006 I was in tears. This was the first and only game that I succumbed to visual anguish; expect today was the second time ever that I cried over a defeat. The disappointment and anguish I have felt today will take a [...]

BERLIN, Germany — Bundesliga bottom side Borussia Moenchengladbach sacked their coach Michael Frontzeck on Sunday, 24 hours after their 3-1 German league defeat at St Pauli. 'Gladbach are seven points from safety at the foot of the table and 46-year-old Frontzeck, who has been in charge for 18 months, was shown the door after his [.

Rumours have started to circulate that West Ham have struck a deal with Avram Grant, paving the way for Martin O'Neill to take over. But, apparently, the West Ham boss won't be sacked until after today's game with Arsenal and that the deal was struck on Thursday.

Grant has appeared to be a dead man walking for a number of weeks now and with nobody from the West Ham board ever coming out to defend Grant or support his position, this has been on the cards for some time.

The King is still in charge. Now, moving forward ...

The prayers were answered. That is if Ancelotti actually prayed to keep his job and not the other way around. Now that we are charging ahead, what can this suave Italian do to shake the cobwebs of recent failure and prevent this club from diving deeper into the abyss?

With Roy close to the sack, I thought I would dig up a fact...(come on, it kind of rhymes)

'Mr. Hodgson is a well travelled man. He has managed 16 different clubs in 8 different countries (including three national sides: Finland, UAE and Switzerland) In addition, he also speaks 5 different languages, these include; English, Norwegian, Swedish, German, and Italian, as well as some Danish, French and Finnish.