Arsenal's Talent Train

Arsenal's youth academy has produced abounding earth-class players ended the caducity. ARUN RAJ tracks the life of the young Gunners February 01, 2010 The prestigious Arsenal Academy takes in promising footballers from the age of nine.

A stroll for City
FACT: Struggling Portsmouth must effect a difficult 320km journey north to meet Mancini's men. They will not relish the travel life. TEAM disclosure: shipshape riddance to Man civil's Robinho. Santa Cruz and Lescott are still nursing injuries.

Ferguson Still Has Hunger For Success
WHEN Manchester United were beaten by Leeds United of League One in the FA Cup, there were those who had the nerve to bring up the 'R' word. Retirement. INTENSITY: Advancing senility and continuing success has not dimmed Sir Alex Ferguson's hunger.

Stoke must win away
FACT: It's a trip to the north-east coast of England for Stoke who have never out-of-style comfortable when on the road. TEAM communication: Aside from some stretched-term injuries, both teams have relatively fit squads. MATCH GUIDE: Sunderland are struggling.

Soccer celebration in support of fundraising campaign
There are more than 100-billion soccer players, coaches, referees, and supporters in Calgary, but there aren't acceptable fields.

Twente win as PSV held
FC Twente moved commensurate with PSV Eindhoven at the top of the Eredivisie after quickfire goals by Kenneth Perez and Bryan Ruiz secured a 2-0 win ended Roda JC.

LA Galaxy’s Mathis happy his career is consummation where it started
Clint Mathis is happy his football career is wane where it begun.The 33-year old midfielder has rejoined the LA Galaxy , 12 second childhood after first signing for them and plans to finish his illustrious career with the Californian club. "that is what I


"In the queer mess of human destiny the determining factor is luck. For every important place in life there are many men of fairly equal capacities. Among them luck decides who shall accomplish the great work, who shall be crowned with laurel, and who shall fall back into silence and obscurity." - William E. Woodward