Betfair Feature: August 2008 - news archive

Stoke boss Tony Pulis admits that his side are noticing the difference in class Premier League sides possess after the defeat at Boro.

England's midfield has caused headaches for Fabio Capello but Steve Gerrard's absence for two upcoming qualifiers will add to his woes.

Sir Alex Ferguson has vowed to send out a strong team to try and win the European Super Cup against Zenit St Petersburg on Friday.

Kevin Keegan admits he would like a stronger Newcastle squad and that continuing injury problems are making life difficult.

Phil Brown feels his Hull side will have to show more of a cutting edge in attacking areas to give themselves a chance of staying up.

John Terry will lead England out at Wembley tonight for the first time since being handed the permanent captaincy by Fabio Capello.

Paul Scharner says he firmly believes Wigan have the ability to take at least a point from Chelsea at the JJB Stadium this weekend.

Everton boss David Moyes has been frustrated in the transfer market but wants to add 'six or seven' new faces before the end of August.

Coach Bernd Schuster says he is not planning to make any more signings this summer as he feels Real Madrid are strong enough.

Blackburn Rovers have rejected a £12million bid from Manchester City for Roque Santa Cruz and say he is not for sale.

West Ham boss Alan Curbishley admits being amongst the favourites for the sack is 'something he doesn't need' as he prepares his squad.

Manchester United remain determined to add a quality signing to their forward options and are now targeting Valencia's David Silva.

Bundesliga side Hamburg are looking to strengthen their frontline and are thought to have enquired about signing Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt.