Wigan Athletic striker Hugo Rodallega has confirmed that Arsenal have made an offer for him, and that he may well not be at the DW Stadium next season.
Defender Patrice Evra has already captained Manchester United to victory this season and is now ready to lead France at the World Cup if Thierry Henry doesn't win back his starting place.
ENGLAND skipper Rio Ferdinand had two choices after suffering international rejection 10 years ago - to fight back and prove himself or see his career spiral downwards.
Manchester City beat Stoke 3-0 to take third place from Arsenal in the Premier League, while Reading defeated Cardiff by the same score to move to within one win of rejoining English soccer's elite division.
Cardiff 0-3 Reading Tuesday, 17 May 2011 21:56 Shane Long's 24th and 25th goals of the season proved his most priceless as Reading convincingly saw off Cardiff to set up a Wembley date with Swansea in the npower Championship play-off final.
A play-off final victory for the Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers would be sweet against the club who sacked him.
SCOTT Davies says he would love to join Wycombe Wanderers on a permanent basis, describing the Blues as a "big club on the up". The midfielder played 27 times for Wanderers in two separate loan deals in the last two seasons and told the Bucks Free Press he would be keen on a move to Adams Park after being released by Reading earlier in the month.
Stephen Dobbie's goal helped Swansea City to the play-off final at Wembley, where he played in the corresponding final for Blackpool against Cardiff Ciity in 2010.
AUSSIES star in IPL, Razzano's courage, Cavendish responds to cheat claims and Danny Green to pay out.
TYPICAL of Newport County 's timing to turn professional in a week when it would be remiss for any Welsh football writer not to assess the joy, jubilation, dejection and despair that was produced by the two Championship play-offs. Unfortunately for County fans it might be a case of look away now, because for once the Exiles are going to have to ...
THE flood of Socceroos that once flowed into the English Premier League has slowed to a trickle as established stars like Harry Kewell, Lucas Neill and Mark Viduka either leave for foreign leagues or retire from the game.
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