Moyes happy to make a point
Monday February 07 2005
David Moyes watched his side scrape a point thanks to an injury-time Marcus Bent goal at Southampton and insisted: "It could be Everton's season."
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Keane will be a great in 500 years - Ferguson
Monday February 07 2005
Sir Alex Ferguson has claimed Roy Keane will be remembered as one of Manchester United's greatest players "500 years from now."
Old Trafford greats United against Glazer
Monday February 07 2005
Manchester United legends Eric Cantona and Sir Alex Ferguson have lent their backing to a supporters' group who are vehemently opposed to the proposed takeover of the club by Malcolm Glazer.
United confirm Glazer's United bid launch
Monday February 07 2005
Manchester United have confirmed to the Stock Exchange that Malcolm Glazer has finally launched his long-awaited £800million bid to buy the club.
Real asked for Gerrard option - Parry
Monday February 07 2005
Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry has admitted Real Madrid have asked for an option to sign England midfielder Steven Gerrard.
Yorkston defends plastic pitch
Monday February 07 2005
Dunfermline chairman John Yorkston insists Martin O'Neill's harsh words will not force him to replace the Pars' plastic pitch with grass.
Keegan issues warning to leaders
Monday February 07 2005
Manchester City boss Kevin Keegan believes Jose Mourinho could face a few more frustrating days before Chelsea's season draws to a close.
Eriksson seeks clarification on racism rules
Monday February 07 2005
Sven-Goran Eriksson would consider taking the England team off the pitch if they received any further racist abuse in a friendly international - although he is urging FIFA to clarify the rules as to the likely consequences if the same actions were taken in a competitive game.
Medical team to check on King fitness
Monday February 07 2005
Sven-Goran Eriksson's medical staff were assessing Ledley King's fitness after the England coach was hit by a string of central defensive injury worries ahead of Wednesday's friendly against Holland.
Mourinho stays cool over Cole inquiry
Monday February 07 2005
The Premier League inquiry into allegations Chelsea made an illegal approach for Ashley Cole continues with Blues boss Jose Mourinho insisting he had nothing to hide.
Fans United in protest against Glazer
Monday February 07 2005
Manchester United fans have vowed to fight on in their bid to keep the Old Trafford club out of Malcolm Glazer's clutches.
Brown back in England fold
Sunday February 06 2005
Wes Brown has been called into the England squad for the first time in almost two years after Sven-Goran Eriksson was hit by a string of central defensive injury worries.
Mourinho 'not worried' by Cole inquiry
Sunday February 06 2005
Jose Mourinho insists he has nothing to hide as the FA Premier League launched a formal inquiry into claims that Chelsea made an illegal approach for Ashley Cole.
Brown back for England
Sunday February 06 2005
Wes Brown was tonight called into the England squad for the first time in almost two years after Sven-Goran Eriksson was hit by a string of central defensive injury worries.
Mourinho has nothing to hide
Sunday February 06 2005
Jose Mourinho tonight insisted he had nothing to hide as the FA Premier League launched a formal inquiry into claims that Chelsea made an illegal approach for Ashley Cole.
Blues held by City
Sunday February 06 2005
Chelsea's march towards the Barclays Premiership title was slowed somewhat as Manchester City produced a stubborn display to earn a goalless draw at Stamford Bridge.
Clubs to pay the price
Sunday February 06 2005
The Football Association have reminded all Premiership and Football League clubs they could face fines of up to £250,000 for incidents involving the abuse of match officials.
Redknapp not bitter with Crouch
Sunday February 06 2005
Harry Redknapp voiced his frustration with Peter Crouch after the striker's eye for goal cost Southampton dear against Everton today.
Tapping impossible to stop - Moyes
Sunday February 06 2005
Everton manager David Moyes believes football is fighting a losing battle to maintain long-established transfer regulations which are proving impossible to police.
O'Neill brands Pars chairman 'ignorant'
Monday February 07 2005
Martin O'Neill has angrily labelled outspoken Dunfermline chairman John Yorkston "ignorant" and demanded an apology and action from the Scottish Football Association over his latest accusation.
Bent steals point for Toffees
Monday February 07 2005
Marcus Bent's stoppage-time equaliser in a 2-2 draw was cruel proof to Southampton of just how hard Everton are to beat these days.
Edu determined to play this season
Monday February 07 2005
Edu has revealed his determination to play a major role with Arsenal for the remainder of the season - even though his future is still unresolved.
Upson injury blow for England
Sunday February 06 2005
Birmingham defender Matthew Upson has been forced to withdraw from the England squad for next week's friendly against Holland due to injury.
Green eyes England debut
Sunday February 06 2005
Norwich's Robert Green reflected on one of the worst mistakes in his career and insisted it would make him a better goalkeeper as the prospect of an England debut loomed.
Eriksson cool over Rooney debate
Sunday February 06 2005
Sven-Goran Eriksson has revealed he intends to remind Wayne Rooney of the need to control his temperament ahead of next week's friendly against Holland although he insists he is not unduly concerned about Rooney's hot-blooded nature as "he is young and he will learn".
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