Despite being two months out and in the middle of the World Cup in South Africa, the thought of Liverpool v Arsenal and Tottenham v Manchester City on opening day has me marking the calendar.

Reports that Fulham and Australian goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has been linked with a club move from to English Premier League giants Arsenal.

I don’t think anyone can argue with the Professional Footballers’ Association for naming Wayne Rooney as their Player of the Year.

The mid-week northern London derby had our DFB bloggers dissecting the clash that all but knocked Arsenal out of the premiership race and enhanced Tottenham’s shot at a top four finish.

Will THIS be Cesc Fabregas’ final season in North London?

I’m calling this blog Part I because it’s a question I find myself asking on a regular basis when it comes to football.

Our experts weight on what Beckham’s absence means for England.

A disorganized and utterly poor Liverpool lost to slumping Wigan 1-0 away.

I couldn’t believe what I was seeing.

The big shots at Manchester City were so clever, hiring Roberto Mancini as the club was about to embark on a cushy run of fixtures.

In light of the sordid headlines published about ex-English captain John Terry, our Daily Football Bloggers have put together a squad of the unfaithful.

I’ve always cheered for the underdog.