After their defeat in the FA Cup semi-finals match against Everton, Sir Alex Ferguson boss of Manchester United has put the blame on Referee Mike Riley. He complained that Mike did not give them the rightful spot-kick when Phil Jagielka appeared to have fouled Danny Welbeck as a result Everton won on penalties. (Read on …)

As per latest news reports, Cristiano Ronaldo has rejected rumours that he is about to leave Manchester United (MU) for Real Madrid in the coming summer. The issue goes back to all the way to last year’s October when Ronaldo had said that he had made the right decision by rejecting the Spanish side last summer and would stick to Manchester United. However, rumours have begun to go around that Real Madrid Director Pedro Trapote has been claiming that a deal for Ronaldo’ transfer this summer has already been struck. Also as per the rumours, Real Madrid is going to make £75m bid for the top player. Adding to the confusion is Manchester United’s boss, Sir Alex Ferguson claiming that Ronaldo’s career is soaring to new heights with MU and he is going to stay with MU. (Read on …)

The display of a strong bond between Sir Alex Ferguson and his favourite striker Cristiano Ronaldo seems to defy the Real Madrid rumours as they shared the podium; where their relationship looked to have been cemented with a strong bond of sharing similar interest and liking for each other. (Read on …)

Chris Coleman the manager of Coventry City was very furious with referee Steve Bennett’s performance at the quarter-final match of the FA Cup at Ricoh Stadium where Chelsea defeated Coventry City 2-0. Coleman criticized the role and described the referee as “smug” after he gave the permission too quickly to Alex and Didier Drobga the two Chelsea in-form players to come back who went out of the field for medical treatment. Chris said the decision was not fair and he along with all the other players was really disappointed with the differential attitude of Steve. Incidentally Didier Drobga scored the crucial goal within 30 seconds of making the comeback. (Read on …)

The most challenging aspect of the quarter-final game between Coventry City and Chelsea on Saturday will be managing the crowd at the Ricoh Arena. A capacity crowd is expected to turnout for the match. The police operation is being organised by Sergeant Ian Tipton the football liaison officer of police station of Stony Stanton Road. He has advised to all the football fans that they should reach well before time so that they should have lot of time to get themselves seated inside the ground. (Read on …)

After his only goal against the Blackburn the Premier League Side on Tuesday Coventry City young striker the 22 year old Leon Best is hopeful of an FA cup upset at Ricoh Arena. He feels that they are now ready to take on Chelsea at Ricoh in the sixth round. He says that they should take encouragement from how Barnsley’s defeated them in the previous season in the FA Cup which shows them the way how wins are possible. (Read on …)

Michael Dawson, the defender of Tottenham is very positive and hopeful for the club in the UEFA cup even after the defeat to Shakhtar Donetsk on Thursday night. Harry Redknapp manager of Tottenham gave Dean Parrett a 17-year old his debut in the first leg. Further there is every possibility that in the match against Ukrainian champions some more youngsters will be used.
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1966 was the year when the hopes of England’s fans were realised for the first time. England became the first host nation to lift the coveted trophy. The wait for a similar feeling was getting longer, but maybe if England got to host the cup, then history would repeat itself. (Read on …)