Charlie Adam insists he is happy to stay at Liverpool despite being linked with a move away from
Anfield.
Adam's future has been the subject of speculation this summer following the arrival of Joe Allen
from Swansea.
The likes of Fulham and Everton have been linked with a move for the Scotland international, but
Adam claims he has no plans to quit Liverpool after just one year at the club.
Goal: Kenny Dalglish keen for Liverpool to bounce back from torrid week against Oldham
Athletic in FA Cup
The League One side travel to Anfield on Saturday, and the Scotsman is looking for his players
to get past the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City, as well as Luis Suarez' ban
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Liverpool's Charlie Adam continued his mysterious personal crusade to obliterate the ankles of
Tottenham's Gareth Bale during a pre-season friendly in America. The Scotsman may have just been
unhappy at the Welshman's refusal to turn out for Team GB at this summer's Olympics, but given the
pair's previous something sinister could be lurking underneath the [.
It reads like a crap joke: An Englishman, and Irishman and a Scotsman took to the field, and all
scored doubles. I wouldn't normally advocate watching 11 minutes worth of highlights from an MLS
game, but it's Sunday morning and there's not much football on at the moment, so get yourself a cup
of tea [.
It reads like a crap joke: An Englishman, and Irishman and a Scotsman took to the field, and all
scored doubles. I wouldn't normally advocate watching 11 minutes worth of highlights from an MLS
game, but it's Sunday morning and there's not much football on at the moment, so get yourself a cup
of tea [.
'Twas Pep's last game at the Nou Camp yesterday eve before he buggers off on his Gap Year, and
the Barca fans gave him an emotional send-off during their 4-0 win over Espanyol unfurling a huuuge
banner before the game reading 'T'ESTIMEM PEP!', which loosely translates as 'WE LOVE YOU!
Graham Alexander is a true legend. After moving from Burnley to nearby Preston, the 40-year-old
Scotsman retired from professional football yesterday after 1023 matches, after Preston's last game
of the season against Charlton Athletic at Deepdale. Thankfully, the game was memorable for the
veteran. He was brought on by manager Graham Westley in the 83rd [.
Brendan Rodgers is close to adding Swansea's midfielder Joe Allen for a fee of £11 million
pounds and negotiations are also continuing with Fulham to secure Clint Dempsey for upwards of £5
million maybe rising to almost £10 million for the 30-year-old midfielder.
Rodgers has already lodged an enquiry with the Swans over Allen but was told by his replacement
Michel Laudrup that the player would be staying in Wales this summer - unless a huge offer was put
on the table.
Wotcha gang, back once again with the Rengade Dexy. Giving you a quick once-over of the past
season. Here's part 2, the middle ground.
Everton. 7th
Prediction (9). Dexys Diamond. Cahill.
Yet again, Moyes has worked his usual miracle. I stuck my neck out for a Moyes toffeenosed struggle
this season but 7th is still very respectable given his budget.
Gerrard admits he was saddened to learn of Dalglish's departure on Wednesday afternoon, but he
is now keen to play his part in ensuring the progress made under the Scotsman over the past
eighteen months is built on under a new manager over the coming years.
"The last 24 hours has been a roller coaster for me," said the Anfield skipper.
Manchester United's manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, doesn't seem to believe that Manchester Roberto
Mancini already gave up on chasing the premier league title and isn't considering the upcoming
derby as an important fixture.
Ferguson simply think that Mancini is just doing some mind game with the purpose to take the
pressure away from City players and transferred them on United's shoulders, a very common thing
that usually happen during direct title battles.
Liverpool may well have won the Carling Cup, this season, but how long does veteran manager, Kenny
Dalglish, have to turn things around at Anfield, as the now-former member of the ‘Big Four'
continues to struggle in the Premier League?
The Scot still enjoys a legendary status in the Red-half of Merseyside for being one of the best
players in the club's history, but his recent stint as manager has been testing the patience of
even the most loyal of Dalglish supporters - and the most accomodating of fans enjoying some
football betting.
It only took two thirds of the Premier League season but Kenny Dalglish finally seems to have
recognized the error of his ways in continuing to play Charlie Adam, opting to drop him for the
second match running whilst also showing none of the previous sentiment he had shown to Jordan
Henderson, who was also resigned to a place on the bench.
As a Liverpool fan I have nothing but the upmost respect for what Kenny Dalglish has done for
the club during his second stint in charge. League cup aside, he has taken the disjointed
non-believing rabble that he inherited and has once again made everyone at the club not only hungry
for success, but also demanding it.
Sir Alex Ferguson, the seventy year old manager of Manchester United, said in an interview with
the BBC that he intends to stay in the Old Trafford hot seat for at least two or three more
seasons. He has already been in the position for more than two decades and will be close to Â
thirty years by the time he decides to call it a day, if he even does at that time.
Barcelona have been the scourge of Manchester United in Europe over recent campaigns but now the
Spanish giants will not have the chance to scupper the Red Devils' chances of bring home silverware
from the continent.
United fans will be disappointed their side failed to make the knockout stages of the Champions
League but based on their performances in the group stage, the Premier League title holders did not
really deserve to get through.
Former Arsenal manager George Graham (1986-1995) said the Gunners starting 11 are good enough to
beat anybody when they're healthy, but once the club has to dip into its squad it struggles. Graham
told James Olley of the London Evening Standard that If the team happens to finish in the top four
this season and makes it to the Champion League it'll be one of Arsene Wenger's greatest
accomplishments.
Ahead of the Big Game at the Weekend..... A "What if ".......
Charybdis. Â If you value your health ..... don't read this.
Some of our younger bloggers may not know that Sir Alex Ferguson almost became Arsenal manager
before Mr Graham. The Don Howe era had come to a sticky end with Steve Burtenshaw acting as
caretaker manager, therefore Ferguson who was the hot young manager  following his superb job at
Aberdeen was approached by Arsenal and according to him, Â turned them down after lengthy
negotiations.
Ahead of the Big Game at the Weekend..... A "What if ".......
Charybdis. Â If you value your health ..... don't read this.
Some of our younger bloggers may not know that Sir Alex Ferguson almost became Arsenal manager
before Mr Graham. The Don Howe era had come to a sticky end with Steve Burtenshaw acting as
caretaker manager, therefore Ferguson who was the hot young manager  following his superb job at
Aberdeen was approached by Arsenal and according to him, Â turned them down after lengthy
negotiations.
My hero was Denis Law; as a player I loved Denis Law even though he is only a couple of years
older than me. He epitomised to me everything about a Scotsman. He could start a row in an empty
house, fight his own shadow, unbelievable courage, electric pace, exciting and dynamic to watch –
I always loved Denis as a player.
Thanks to Jose Mourinho's continued success, the sharply dressed Iberian has gradually replaced the
bespectacled Scotsman as the de-rigueur football manager. Eighteen months ago, Andre Villas-Boas
slid effortlessly into that role with a charming,...
1. David Moyes The Evertonian Scotsman was seen as the obvious successor after a few moneyless
seasons at Goodison. Started as odds-on favourite, but his price has drifted. While he might want a
step-up, is he too much of a risk for Spurs chairman Daniel Levy? Bear in mind this man spent
£8million on James [.
Two teams struggling in the early going with 3-4-0 records meeting for the chance to step back
into the fray of the Western Conference race should be enough of a plot for the Rapids-Chivas USA
showdown on Saturday.
But no, the subplots abound. Let us count the ways.
1. Possible first sighting of Conor Casey this season.
While the likes of Andres Villas Boas, Arsene Wenger and Harry Redknapp are all linked with moves
away from their clubs or being threatened by losing their jobs, Manchester United haven't had the
thought of parting with Sir Alex Ferguson in the last 25 years, and it seems that they still wont
have to think about replacing the Scotsman for at least another two years.
With the news that Eric Cantona wants to become the next French president, OTP turned its thoughts
to the UK and potential candidates to become the next Prime Minister. 1. Steve Kean He has proven
practical experience of tackling youth unemployment by offering jobs in Blackburn's defence. Plus,
the British public have already demonstrated that [.
Manchester City are weighing up a sensational £60 million move for unsettled Manchester United
striker Wayne Rooney in a deal which will shock British football. Rooney is at the centre of a
bitter row with United boss Sir Alex Ferguson after the Scotsman axed him from the team to face
Blackburn Rovers at the end [.
According to Sir Alex Ferguson, Ashley William's launching of the ball into the back of RVP's head could have killed the Dutch striker and the Scotsman now wants the Swansea defender banned.
What do you think, did he do it on purpose?
One thing's for sure though, Williams will have won himself a lot of new fans in north London.
David Moyes celebrated ten years in charge of Everton just a couple of weeks ago, and wouldn't
it be fitting that the Scotsman can win his first piece of Silver wear for the club as his team
focus on the FA cup in a land mark season for Moyes.
It is no more than Moyes deserves. He has done an incredible job in his time at the club, and is
one of the best managers in the Premier League.
Vancouver Whitecaps head coach Martin Rennie has made no secret of his desire for a ball-winning
central midfielder, and he may have found the man for the job.
According to reports, the Whitecaps will sign Middlesbrough midfielder Barry Robson on a free
transfer once the Championship season concludes.
No this is not the rundown of a 1989 comedy crime caper featuring Chevy Chase, but a 2011/12 one
man rescue mission starring a Scotsman on International exile to earn his side a third consecutive
draw. As the final moments ...
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