Over the last two weeks, we’ve seen two players take the bold step of moving to a rival club

Football can be a real b**** sometimes. Less than a year ago, some Manchester United fans were wondering if Paul Scholes, the “ginger-haired ninja” (and why ninja, I’ll never know) should just fall on his own sword and call it quits.

It was nice to see how Roy Hodgson celebrated Liverpool’s goal against Arsenal on Sunday

Bungy jumping is one of those things I’ve always told myself I’d never do, and the irony of that wasn’t lost on me as I screamed like a girl throughout my 80km/h fall off the Kawarau Bridge in Queenstown, New Zealand.

IT WAS inevitable that last Sunday’s FA Community Shield match between Manchester United and Chelsea would be England fans’ first chance at booing their flopping FIFA World Cup 2010 stars.