The current rankings according to the Premier League official website put Joe Hart in top spot with Petr Cech in second place, Edwin van der Sar in third, Paul Robinson in fourth and Jose Reina in fifth.
Manchester United are the unquestioned kings of football in England and are among the elite of European football as well. Clubs such as Manchester United dominate year after year, decade after decade because the best footballers want to pull on the red home kit of United and step onto the field at Old Trafford. On a squad full of top level talent, it can be difficult to pinpoint the best player on the pitch, but... read article
A great goalkeeper is a key player on any successful football club. He is the last barrier between an attacking player and the goal. Anticipation, athleticism, and sacrificing are some of the most important attributes for any GK. Skilled goalkeepers don't wait for a one on one situation, but rather actively try to intercept and deflect balls such as cross passes. Part of the job also includes having great... read article
Manchester United beat Chelsea 3-1 at Wembley to secure the Community Shield and there were quite a few players that performed well. Who do you think was the best?
Benitez is dead wrong. You don't pass out on someone like Van Nistelrooy.
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez told reports Liverpool will not pursue Real Madrid's dutch striker Ruud Van Nistelrooy, and will prefer Aston Villa's forward, Emile Heskey. (goal.com)
Netherlands have been very strong and are the dark horses to win the World Cup and they will like to have a win under their belt before going to the knockout stages. One the other hand Cameroon are already out of the tournament and they will have only pride to play for.
Rafael was sent off in Manchester United's game against Bayern Munich, only five minutes into the second half. United lost the qualification eventually and playing with 10 men was definitely a factor. Was the referee right to send off Rafael?
Ruud van Nistelrooy has relented into saying his International career for the Dutch is essentially over after his snub from the preliminary World Cup squad. One might think he believes there's still a chance but I guess in football when you're fit that can be the case. Do you think he should sack it in or do you think his trepidations are just?
