Just when we all thought that the Gareth Bale transfer speculation couldn't get any more interesting...the  Mirror  reports that  Manchester City ,  Manchester United  and  Chelsea  are all interested in signing the talented 23-year-old. Not only that but all three are apparently willing to pay £80million to win the race for his signature. I use the word “race” loosely, as races go this one is rubbish, it’s an egg and spoon race, actually it’s an egg and spoon three legged sack race going backwa

Andre Villas-Boas is set to react to Tottenham's failure to finish in the top four by having a summer clear out in anticipation of a host of new recruits coming through the door, or  so say the Mirror  anyway. Those unlucky ones on the list of departures is said to be headed by the eccentric Emmanuel Adebayor and the hit-and-miss Clint Dempsey. Gareth Bale is set to join them, although that is through no choice of the club and he is being lured by the mega bucks and the prospect of playing in Eu

There are few footballers who can create frustration like Emmanuel Adebayor, for here is a player who on his day can be virtually unplayable but more often than not can flatter to deceive so much so that it is difficult to see how he has played for the clubs he has. This has been a season where the man from Togo has struggled to look anything like a Premier League striker let alone one of the leagues best. This has been of particular frustration for  Tottenham  given that all season they have lo

Gareth Bale's double PFA award winning season has only made himself a bigger target for clubs who will surely come calling during the off season. Bale is, arguably, one of the top three players in the world right now and his remarkable season with Tottenham Hotspur will not have gone unnoticed by superpowers such as Real Madrid, Barcelona and Bayern Munich. The Welshman is fully deserving of his triumph at the PFA awards although if it were not for Luis Suarez's moment of madness against  Chelse

Liverpool's Brendan Rodgers and  Tottenham' s Andre Villas-Boas are ready to fight it out to snap up  Queens Park Rangers  forward Loic Remy. The Frenchman arrived at Loftus Road in January for a fee of £8m but his five goals in eleven games have not been enough to keep the club in the Premier League next season. Spurs chief AVB has expressed his admiration for some time now and must have been rubbing his hands in delight when it was announced that the Rs would be a Championship club next year,