New UEFA rules don’t go far enough. What would you do?

The Scottish Premier League got underway today, and it promises to be the closest for a while. For the first time in years, it’s looking like a three-way fight as opposed to the usual two-horse race. Continuing that mixed metaphor, which horse will win the SPL fight; Rangers, Celtic or Hearts?

Madrid have too many forwards, something’s gotta give…

The punishments handed down to the match-fixers haven’t met with universal approval, especially after being reduced on appeal.
If you were in charge how would you deal with Juventus, AC Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio?
And what would you have done with cigar-loving ringleader Luciano Moggi?

Inter look all set to be awarded the Scudetto by default…

There’s some speculation that the matchfixing scandal could cost Italy the chance to host Euro 2012. The decision will be made on December 8th, with competing joint bids from Poland/Ukraine and Hungary/Croatia.
UEFA won’t be keen on accepting Italy’s bid unless the Italian Football Federation cleans house in time for the vote. Former President Franco Carraro [...]

With the 2010 World Cup being held in South Africa, it’s the perfect time for an African team to get past the quarter final stage.

You’ve made your choice for who you think will win between France and Italy. Now it is time to offer your prediction for who you think will be the person that carries the winning team to victory in Berlin. Who do you think will be named Man of the Match?

These past few days have the hardest of the entire World Cup for me. It hardly seems fair that we should be forced to wait for the final to be played. It does give us a chance, however, to think back to past World Cup competitions and to remember past championship matches.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter is always good for starting a debate and today is no exception. The head honcho is beating one of his favorite drums, claiming that football and the World Cup need more goals. “The football isn’t that bad, but there aren’t enough goals – and when there are too few [...]