Buzzin Football

It appears that the Football Association intends to make an example of  Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson following his remarks about referee Alan Wiley after the 2-2 draw with Sunderland at Old Trafford.
Ferguson has been charged with improper conduct and has until November 3rd to answer the charge. If he is found guilty he [...]

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Top club managers across the country and probably world will be cursing the international break, albeit a World Cup break, as key players to their teams return from international duty broken and bandaged, but I doubt any will curse quite as much as Sir Alex Ferguson or Rafael Benitez.
The news that Wayne Rooney isn’t fit [...]

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Last night I had the dubious pleasure of watching two of the teams who are among the favourites to win the World Cup in South Africa in 2010, both had already qualified and both through injuries or manager choice started their respective games without some of their best players. Both were facing lesser opposition and [...]

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The 2009/10 Premier League season is just two months old but is already looking like it’s going to be a classic title race.  With the likes of Tottenham, Aston Villa and big spending Manchester City looking to disband the so-called ‘big four’ for the first time since sliced bread, more goals and less draws than [...]

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England will start the game against Belarus with the unusual strike partnership of Peter Crouch and Gabriel Agbonlahor as Fabio Capello switches to ‘plan b’ following the injuries to England regulars Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard.
Spurs’ Crouch has appeared for England on 34 occasions scoring 16 goals for the team, while Aston Villa’s Agbonlahor has [...]

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