Owen Hargreaves nears Premiership return

English Premiership champions Manchester United will soon have Owen Hargeaves back in action as he is near the end of his injury succubus!

The English Football international played his last match for the Premiership Champions in September 2008 and has since been plagued with injuries during his time at Manchester United.

Owen Hargreaves returned to Man Utd's Carrington training complex two weeks ago after a season of rehabilitation.

"It is difficult to say an exact date but I do feel I can see light at the end of the tunnel now," Owen Hargreaves was quoted saying.

"Coming back to Manchester was a big step. Having people from United around me also makes me realise I am getting closer.”

"I am coming back to have a massive effect and to play well and for us to win titles.”

Let’s hope Owen Hargreaves can make a full recovery and get some Premiership games under his belt and you never know we might see him representing the English Football team at the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

STAY OR GO????

Juande Juande Juande........what has happened to the great hope from Spain????? When you arrived you had a CV to die for and now it seems that you will be leaving spurs with your tail between your legs! I must admit I think there is more to the picture Juande Ramos's bad start to the season!

Preseason Tottenham Hotspurs looked unstoppable and then out of the blue we they start selling all of there tried and tested strikers! Two very good proven premiership strikers out and one last minute buy Russian striker! Don't get me wrong Roman Pavlyuchenko is a good striker and I think he will prove his worth in time! Last season Spurs leaked goals and now they can't score anything. How the hell can a club go from one extreme to the other. You would think Spurs would do whatever it takes to keep their strikers from last season and not sell them but know they go and sell the only good thing from last season!!!!!!

I believe people should stop looking to blame Juande Ramos and start looking at the people upstairs. Spurs have been through something like eight managers since Arsene Wenger took over at Arsenal!

Managers need to be given time to shape and mould their players and not kicked out the door at the first sign of trouble, imagine if Man Utd fired Sir Alex Ferguson after his first season! Do you think Man Utd would be the same club that they are today? It really goes to show it you are patient and don’t expect greatness in overnight you will be truly rewarded! Juande Ramos was in charge of Seville for three year and won the UEFA Cup twice, the UEFA Super cup, the Copa del Rey and also piped Real Madrid to the Spanish Super Cup. Now all that was achieved in three years imagine if Ramos was give three years to shape Tottenham Hot Spurs!  I will leave you with that thought in your head!!!

Is Benni worth more than £30m?

BENNI THRILL ... in-form Blackburn striker McCarthy is the Premiership's third highest scorer with 16 goals in his first season in England

Rovers boss Hughes also believes the South African has eclipsed Tottenham striker Dimitar Berbatov during their first season in English football. Benni and Berba — who both have 22 goals to their name — go head to head at White Hart Lane tonight with both clubs gunning for Europe.

At £2.5million, former Porto hitman McCarthy cost just a fraction of the £10.9m Spurs paid for Bulgarian ace Berbatov, 26.

Spurs Boss Martin Jol has claimed that he would put a £30m price tag on Berba, so how much would you put on Benni £20m.........£30m? Anyway you look at it both player would fit into any premiership side without a problem. without a doubt Benni would have to be one of the the buys of the season and has quickly established himself as a top Premiership striker.

The Next Rooney?

7th Heaven!!!!!!!!

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has hailed the 7-1 victory over Roma as the club's greatest European evening at Old Trafford.

The win gave United an 8-3 aggregate win and sent them into the Champions League semi-finals.

Seventh Heaven in Theatre of Dreams. Fergie's Boys Go Ultrasonic. Magnificent Seven. Wednesday's headlines may have been a tad on the predictable side, but the result and performance they were hailing was anything but.Shorn of several key players through injury and suspension, two successive defeats beforehand for the first time in 18 months, up against a Roma side full of attacking talent... Manchester United fans had every reason to be nervous beforehand.

But a dazzling display adorned with seven goals of bewitching quality left Sir Alex Ferguson purring that "in European terms, it was without doubt the greatest night I have had here".Little wonder given the statistics. It was the biggest winning margin ever in a Champions League knock-out round match, and the biggest victory in a European Cup or Champions League quarter-final since Real Madrid thumped Seville 8-0 in 1958.

A Sad day for European Football

Disgusting behaviour from the Police and Fans during the European football last week.

Spurs vs Seville



Man Utd Vs Roma

Crazy Football!!!!!!!!!!

Mc Claren is it time to go?

I ask you the question, should he stay or go? Steve McClaren has managed the England for the last 9 games winning only 4 games, winning 3, losing 2 that leaves him with a 44.44% success rate.

The scary thing is that he has not even played against any good opposition. Who would you replace Steve McClaren with? Jose Mourinho maybe? I doubt that England would ever go for him! So who will be the next England manager, only time will tell.

For now McClaren’s job is safe at least until the next Euro 2008 qualifier in Estonia in June — despite another dismal display.

Congrats go out to Stevie G who added two more goals to his tally.