The present-day Manchester City side are enjoying something of a love/hate experience with European football. With August’s resumption of the Champions League, they have possibly
It was to be David O’Leary’s day. The Irishman would break George Armstrong’s appearance record for Arsenal, as he played his 622nd game. It turned
Long before Charlie Nicholas was sitting here thinking on Sky Sports’ football scores round-up he was a prodigious footballing talent. Wonderful close control, an eye
When the draw was made for the 1975/76 UEFA Cup semi-finals both Liverpool and Barcelona made noises that they would have preferred to wait until
In his autobiography ‘Who Ate All the Pies?’ Newcastle striker Micky Quinn held the game up as the perfect example of manager Ossie Ardiles’s footballing
The present-day Manchester City side are enjoying something of a love/hate experience with European football. With August’s resumption of the Champions League, they have possibly
It was to be David O’Leary’s day. The Irishman would break George Armstrong’s appearance record for Arsenal, as he played his 622nd game. It turned
Long before Charlie Nicholas was sitting here thinking on Sky Sports’ football scores round-up he was a prodigious footballing talent. Wonderful close control, an eye
When the draw was made for the 1975/76 UEFA Cup semi-finals both Liverpool and Barcelona made noises that they would have preferred to wait until
In his autobiography ‘Who Ate All the Pies?’ Newcastle striker Micky Quinn held the game up as the perfect example of manager Ossie Ardiles’s footballing
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