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# soccer - Saturday 29 January, 2011
Torres looks for his only way out
It’s trophies not cash that motivate El Nino, writes Paul Ring.
# soccer - Friday 28 January, 2011
On his way: Liverpool agree €26.5million Suarez transfer
Reds get their man at last as Ajax accept latest offer.
Richard Keys open to RTÉ switch as Al Jazeera line up sacked Sky Sports duo
Wife of former Sky Sports presenter says that sexist remarks were just ‘banter’.
# soccer - Thursday 27 January, 2011
Kevin Doyle happy with the distraction
Wolves and Ireland striker glad to nip back to Dublin today, he says.
Guardian create Twitter frenzy and then backlash with Bale to Inter story
Fans expecting bigger story than Bale transfer article vent frustration.
Poll: Should Andy Gray have been sacked?
The sacked Sky Sports football pundit is reportedly planning to sue for ‘unfair dismissal’. Should he have been fired in the first place?
Top, top punditry: here's our bets for those vacant Sky Sports jobs
There’s a couple of empty seats in the studio at the moment. Here’s a couple of double-acts that could easily get the magic chalkboard going again.
Hammered: Robbie goes east as Spurs lose patience
West Ham to land Ireland skipper on loan until end of the season in bid to avoid relegation.
Sacked Andy Gray to sue Sky Sports
Former television pundit likely to take a case of unfair dismissal against the station.
# soccer - Wednesday 26 January, 2011
Richard Keys takes to airwaves to defend sexism leaks
Sky Sports presenter says he’s sorry for leaked sexist remarks while ‘devastated’ Andy Gray issues apology too.
Richard Keys on the brink as new footage emerges
The plot thickens as another video emerged last night. Who’s next?
# soccer - Tuesday 25 January, 2011
Another leaked tape sees pressure mount on Richard Keys
I know it’s exhausting but here’s the latest leaked tape from Sky Sports. Richard Keys doesn’t do himself any favours at all.
The ugly side of the beautiful game
Lauren Murphy knows more about football than most men. And she says under-fire Sky duo Gray and Keys should be shown the door.
Terrace talk: best chants from football fans
Andy Gray was not forgotten by those at the Reebok last night. Though Bolton’s vocal support weren’t too optimistic about his job opportunities.
Take a bow son: Andy Gray sacked by Sky Sports
Keys hangs on after apology to female official while sideline reporter suspended.
# soccer - Monday 24 January, 2011
Trap names provisional squad for Carling Nations Cup opener with Wales
Trapattoni looks to tried and tested Irish players for tournament opener.
Irish Eye: David Norris worth a look for Trap
The Ipswich skipper is in impressive form. And his mother is from Kildare, writes Ronan Hunt-Murphy.
The watercooler: talking points from the weekend's football
Paul Ring has plenty to reflect on after a busy weekend throughout Europe.
# soccer - Friday 21 January, 2011
Fantasy Football: United are on a double-game week but who gets the arm-band?
There’s an awful lot of game-changing points on offer this week. Here’s how to have them in the back pocket, this time next week.
# soccer - Thursday 20 January, 2011
Leeds out-gunned by classy Arsenal
Watch all the goals from the replay at Elland Road last night.
Limerick take FAI to court over Barcelona friendly row
FAI refused to leave First Division club face the Catalan giants.
# soccer - Wednesday 19 January, 2011
New York, baby: Cantona reaches for the stars in return to football with Cosmos
Manchester United legend lands director of football role with famous Big Apple franchise.
For your consideration: five essential football reads
Got any of those book vouchers left from Christmas? Paul Ring has a handful of suggestions.
# soccer - Tuesday 18 January, 2011
Transfer window swings open at last with stunning Bent move to Villa
Steve Bruce is not a happy man tonight despite the big cheque that’s in the post from Randy Lerner.
Steven Pienaar confirms Spurs switch on Twitter
C U L8r: Everton bid farewell to tech-savvy South Africa midfielder.
Plea for investment from supporters as Drogheda on the brink
The United Park club will cease to exist after this month if €200,000 is not found.
No direction home: where next for Robbie?
The Ireland skipper needs to get out of Tottenham. But what are his options?
# soccer - Monday 17 January, 2011
Goal of the weekend: which is your favourite?
There was plenty to pick from but this is our super-fave.
Irish Eye: it's the Long way up for Reading
Giovanni Trapattoni has a ready-made, in-form striking partnership at his disposal at the Madejski Stadium, writes Ronan Hunt-Murphy.
The Watercooler: five talking points from the weekend's football
Paul Ring rakes over a busy weekend of football action throughout Europe.
# soccer - Friday 14 January, 2011
Andrew Cole column: Don't write off my old friend Roy Keane, despite failure at Ipswich
Andrew Cole says he was sorry to see his former Manchester United team-mate lose his Ipswich Town job. But he’ll be back.
Fantasy Football: plenty of eastern promise from City new boy Dzeko
They’re back! Our Fantasy Football experts return from a too-long absence to run the rule over the weekend’s points potential.
# soccer - Thursday 13 January, 2011
John Rooney, brother of Wayne, drafted into MLS
John Rooney is plucked from relative obscurity at Macclesfield Town to play with the New York Red Bulls.
Never go back: six managers who tried to rekindle that old flame
Kenny Dalglish and Darren Ferguson this week returned to former clubs. But is it a good idea?
# soccer - Wednesday 12 January, 2011
'It’s not what you know' - Five unlikely football board members
David Miliband has been invited to join Sunderland’s top brass. We take a look at few more unusual football board members.
# soccer - Tuesday 11 January, 2011
Grant working on borrowed time
Rumours of Avram Grant’s imminent departure from Upton Park began to gather pace this morning.
Messi takes Ballon D'Or as Matty Burrows misses out on goal award
Irish vote is cast by Jimmy Magee and Paul Kelly. Do you agree with their decision?
Ireland invited to take part in new 'home nations' tournament with England, Scotland, the North and Wales
The Boys in Green may be included in a new tournament including the so-called home nations.
# soccer - Monday 10 January, 2011
How an Irish part-timer is battling Messi for world's best goal of 2010
Glentoran striker Matty Burrows is the centre of attention ahead of the Puskas Award announcement tonight.
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Sky Sports 'dump' Richard Keys and Andy Gray for Chelsea game as pressure mounts
Heat is turned up on long-standing TV pair after sexist comments as criticism pours in from across the game.
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