Thierry Henry scored what might be his last goal for Arsenal against Sunderland in the Gunners 2-1 victory. Even though the goals he scored in his second spell weren’t classic Thierry Henry, he scored some important goals in his first spell. When Arsene

To rate this article select the number of stars you think perfectly rates this article. Current overall rating after 0 votes: 0.00 In the sobering cold after the game against Milan, Arsenal put on propaganda DVD to try and occupy our time. Like our club

A FINAL report into Cycle Woking has shown it failed to meet its target to get more teenagers on their bikes. More than £4m has been pumped into the scheme, which ran from July 2008 to March 2011, but organisers admitted they were disappointed that the n

Paul Cook certainly isn’t one to get overawed by any situation. When England and Arsenal legend Ian Wright joined Burnley, some of the Clarets players were a bit overwhelmed as to how to treat the superstar. Playing head tennis on his first day at traini

Big sporting occasions and tech have always gone hand in hand; that’s why we now have superhumanly incisive analysis, except for when Ian Wright’s on. The 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin were the first games to be televised, but that was only to local aud

Thierry Henry signs off his second spell at Arsenal against Milan in the Champions League, rekindling memories of his magic moments for the Gunners (plus one for Barca) in European competition. As the third highest goal scorer in the Champions League era

FILMING begins this week on Selby’s very own barfly-on-the-wall documentary. Ian Wright, venue manager at the Riverside on Ousegate, said the cameras will be installed in his Riverside club on Friday, with filming beginning on Saturday. Footage will be e

Modern football is a dispiriting compromise of safety nets and second chances: the big teams are protected by seeding, play-offs, larger tournaments and consolation prizes like the Europa League (even if that is often greeted with an enthusiasm previousl

I was really sorry to see him dismissed and, while he paid the price for the 5-1 defeat to West Brom, results had not been right for a while. The decision of chairman Steve Morgan to barge into the dressing room and give the players a rollicking after th

Manchester United and Liverpool both raised eyebrows by splashing out on wingers from Aston Villa last summer. Ashley Young started life at United promisingly enough before a loss of form and injury curtailed his progress at Old Trafford; against Chelsea

One hundred and twenty days. That was how long it took for Kenny Dalglish and Liverpool to finally get something right. That’s 120 days to work out how to do the decent thing. When they came - midway through Sunday afternoon - statements from Dalglish, L

Until Suarez and Dalglish are removed from the club, I can no longer support Liverpool FC. Both have become a disgrace to the historic institution that is Liverpool FC. eh whose side you on? I think he meant that Evra pulled his hand down so Suarez moved

The SunSport columnist believes the Spurs boss is the only candidate for the role and thinks he would add a breath of fresh air into the national set-up. The Arsenal legend also agrees with the FA's decision to put Stuart Pearce in charge of the friendly

Kilby’s pride at Clarets stability By Suzanne Geldard » Burnley FC reporter Tweet WINNING promotion to the Premier League, at Wembley, is an obvious highlight of Barry Kilby’s 13-year chairmanship. But the 63-year-old describes establishing his beloved B

Burnley blog: Kilby will be a tough act to follow By Matt Donlan » Sports reporter Tweet BEING Burnley chairman – it’s a tough job but someone’s got to do it. Whoever takes the place in the best seat in Turf Moor will forever live in the shadow of the ma

This week our statistician Josh James takes a look at Arsenal's hat-tricks. Robin van Persie's hat-trick on Saturday was the 226th scored in the history of the Club, and the 33rd under Arsène Wenger. It was Van Persie's third treble for the Club (all sco

The Italian has now repaid his paymasters by needlessly sticking the boot in over John Terry. Capello publicly condemning the FA is incredibly embarrassing but hardly surprising. I'm wondering how much time Capello has actually spent in this country over

IS THIS the end for Fabio Capello? The England manager will meet FA chairman David Bernstein this week to discuss the fire-storm that has blown up around the decision to strip John Terry of the England captaincy. Terry was sacked by the FA after being or

A couple of years ago Absolute Radio e-mailed to ask if I would appear on the first edition of their new Saturday afternoon football show. It was new, exciting and interactive. Ian Wright in the chair, he wanted a sparky show with comment and bite. Spurs