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Opinions from some of football’s leading voices
July 9, 2012
In the wake of Euro 2012, four coaches have departed, with three of them already replaced, and there could be further managerial changes in the coming months, with Brazil coach Mano Menezes the most vulnerable.
July 6, 2012
Goal-line technology has been given the all-clear, but, suggests Keir Radnedge, it will be some time before most of us see the system in action.
July 3, 2012
Spain were hugely impressive in the final, but all this talk about them being the best side of all time is premature, especially when the opposition was so mediocre. Brian Glanville has some final thoughts…
July 3, 2012
Despite attempts by UEFA president, Michel Platini, to block its introduction, goal-line technology looks set to receive its final approval by the International Football Association Board later this week.
June 29, 2012
The decision by Stuart Pearce to omit David Beckham from his British Olympic squad has caused controversy, but, argues Keir Radnedge, from a sporting point of view, it makes perfect sense.
June 28, 2012
Spain go through but again fail to impress, while Cristiano Ronaldo comes up short when it really matters. Brian Glanville delivers his verdict on the first of the Euro 2012 semi finals.
June 27, 2012
Andre Pirlo's performance on Sunday highlighted the absence of an English playmaker. Brian Glanville wonders whether the pernicious influence of Charles Hughes may be responsibility for the dearth of creativity in the English game.
June 22, 2012
It will be all smiles when Sepp Blatter attends the Euro 2012 final as a guest of Michel Platini, but behind the scenes the FIFA president is carefully putting distance between himself and the man…
June 21, 2012
In Cassano and Balotelli, Italy have the more inventive players but England are resolute and well organised. Brian Glanville struggles to pick a winner in Sunday's quarter final.
June 19, 2012
With Spain looking tired, Germany better at attacking than defending, and no team leaving a lasting impression, Euro 2012 looks wide open as we come to the end of the group stages.
June 19, 2012
The decision to fire Vicente del Bosque was one of the more expensive mistakes made by Real Madrid president Florentino Perez. However, the beneficiaries of that decision have been the Spanish national team, and they…
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