Juventus, who along with AC Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio are being investigated for suspected match-fixing, could be relegated from Serie A if found guilty.
From: Yahoo
Mon, May 15th 2006
Fair play costs West Ham cup?
When another of the exhausted Liverpool players collapsed with cramp in the 89th minute it looked like incredible good grace for West Ham’s Lionel Scaloni to put the ball out of play so that he could receive treatment.
A minute later the ball was in the back of the West Ham net.
Thu, May 11th 2006
The entire Juventus board has resigned after days of press revelations over embarrassing telephone interceptions involving its top management.
Italy’s Football Federation is probing Juve general manager Luciano Moggi over allegations of collusion in appointing referees for Juventus games
From: BBC
Mon, May 8th 2006
Two uncapped players in England World Cup squad
Only 2 fit strikers picked
Uncapped youngsters Aaron Lennon and Theo Walcott are in Eriksson’s provisional World Cup squad. No places for Defoe, Bent or Wright-Phillips.
Fri, May 5th 2006
Canvey Island are set to confirm their resignation from the Conference in the next week.
If Canvey do withdraw, it could mean a reprieve for Tamworth, who finished second-bottom in the Conference and are set to drop into the Conference South.
Scarborough the other relegated club are awaiting the outcome of Altrincham’s appeal against an 18-point penalty for fielding an ineligible player.
Related: Club set to quit league
Mon, April 24th 2006
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has scooped the 2006 Professional Footballers’ Association Player of the Year award.
He beat off competition from Chelsea trio Frank Lampard, Joe Cole and John Terry, Manchester United star Wayne Rooney and Arsenal striker Thierry Henry.
Fri, April 21st 2006
The FA’s predicament
Not who to choose, but when to choose
If current media reports are to be believed, the English FA are currently wrapping up its interviews for Eriksson’s successor as England coach.
There were good reasons for England to announce earlier in the year that Sven would be leaving his post after this summer’s World Cup, but the affair of naming his replacement has dragged on to the extent that it has led to a new problems.
Altrincham have had 18 points deducted by the Conference and have been fined ?1,000 for fielding an ineligible player earlier this season.
The ruling would put the Robins bottom of the Conference and would almost certainly mean relegation.
From: BBC
Sat, April 15th 2006
Cash-strapped Canvey Island are poised to withdraw from the Nationwide Conference at the end of the season.
Canvey have won 6 promotions in the last 10 years, reaching the Conference, the top division below League status. The club currently lie in 15th place, but manager and director Jeff King has bemoaned the lack of support the club has received.
Tue, April 11th 2006
The average Premiership footballer earns a basic salary of £676,000.
Strikers earn the highest wages at an average of £806,000 in the Premiership. Top flight midfielders can expect to earn an average of £754,000, with defenders on £653,000 and goalkeepers being paid £533,000.
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