Oscar De La Huerte
Oscar De La Huerte answered Matt Cashen's question
Former Everton goalkeeper Neville Southall is the most-capped player in Welsh football history. He amassed ninety-two caps in a distinguished playing career that resulted in the Welshman winning the FA cup and the league championship as a player. The most-capped Welsh football players Second in the list of most-capped Welsh players is (current) Bolton Wanderers … Read more
Yo Kass
Yo Kass answered
What position you play on the field may effect your choice. The shoving and tackling of a central defender may require a more solid boot with longer studs. On the other hand, a pacy winger will need lightweight boots that are good for controlling the ball (but are also padded enough to lump those crosses … Read more
Yo Kass
Yo Kass answered
The word UEFA stands for Union of European Football Association. It is the governing administrative body of European football. The organization has both male and female divisions, and represents football leagues in 53 different countries. What does UEFA stand for? Although the UEFA acronym is in English, the organization's headquarters are located in Nyon, Switzerland. … Read more
Yo Kass
Yo Kass answered Rebecca Jordan's question
Chelsea Football Club was founded on March 14th, 1905 at the 'Rising Sun' pub which is now known as 'the Butcher's Hook' and is situated opposite the main entrance to the ground on Fulham Road. The original founder was a businessman called Gus Mears. The founding of Chelsea FC in 1905 Gus Mears and his … Read more
Yo Kass
Yo Kass answered Matt Cashen's question
The most expensive football transfer of a teenager ever recorded was that of Wayne Rooney who went from Everton to Manchester United for a fee of £27 million. The most expensive teenage footballers If you look at the kind of money that changes hands during football transfer season, it is not uncommon to see millions … Read more
Yo Kass
Yo Kass answered Advay Pawar's question
The best football stadiums in the worldWhilst not everyone may agree with my choices, I've come up with three epic stadiums that I think deserve to make it on to any 'best football stadium' list. 1) Estadio Azteca, Mexico City, Mexico Apart from the pretty awesome name and the massive 104,000 capacity, Estadio Azteca makes … Read more
Yo Kass
Yo Kass answered Chris Beeby's question
For many people (mainly Manchester City fans), increased investment in football is a wonderful thing. For others, all sporting competitiveness has been taken out of the game by an uneven financial playing field. How does money effect football? To decide whether money is ruining football, I'd suggest looking at the role money plays in football … Read more
Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered
As of 2012, Wayne Rooney has scored 29 goals in 76 matches playing for England. He has played at several major tournaments for his national side, including Euro 2004, the 2006 World Cup, the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012. International Career Wayne Rooney became England's youngest-ever player upon winning his first cap … Read more
Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered

There are a number of ways that Arsenal and indeed most other professional football clubs take children into their football academies. The most common ways that Arsenal selects its youth players are through tryouts held at the club and through the club's youth scouting network. The Academy was a founding member of the FA Premier … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered

Gary Caldwell, is the current captain of English Premier League team Wigan Athletic. He primarily plays as a center back, but he has also been deployed at right back and in midfield. Earlier in his career whilst he was playing for Celtic, Caldwell did score own goals on three occasions, against Arsenal, Benfica and Aalborg. … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered Rebecca Jordan's question

In 1886, Nottingham Forest donated a set of red kits to Dial Square, the first incarnation of the club known today as Arsenal FC.

Two former Nottingham Forest players, Fred Beardsley and Morris Bates, moved to London to work in the Royal Arsenal, an armaments factory in Woolwich, London. Upon meeting other football fans … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered Anonymous' question

Arsenal FC have won more trophies than Tottenham Hotspur FC. The Gunners (Arsenal) have won 27 major honors, whilst Spurs (Tottenham Hotspur) have won 17. The teams have a fierce rivalry and matches between the clubs are known as the north London Derby. Arsenal have won this particular match more times than Spurs.

Arsenal … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered seal ben's question

As of 2012, captain Robin Van Persie is Arsenal's highest paid player. The striker currently earns £90,000 per week, although his salary will be substantially increased if he signs a new contract with the club later this year. Van Persie only has one year to run on his current deal and he has attracted the … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered

Arsenal FC have won in the top flight of English football 13 times, holding the third highest amount of titles behind only Manchester United (19) and Liverpool (18). Furthermore the club has won 10 FA cups, second only to Man United (11), two league cups and 12 FA Community/Charity shields.

Although Arsenal have never won … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered

Before leaving Arsenal for Barcelona in 2011, Cesc Fabregas's weekly salary was believed to be in the region of £110,000 per week. This made him one of the highest paid players in Arsenal's history.

After being scouted by Barcelona at an early age, Fabregas joined their youth ranks and began to impress many at … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered

Arsenal F.C, an English football club from North London, have never won the Champions League. The closest the club has ever come to winning the competition was in 2006, when Arsenal were the runners up, losing to Barcelona 2 - 1 in the final. Arsenal are the first club from London to have ever reached … Read more

Mark Henderson
Mark Henderson answered

Arsenal's most expensive signing of all time was forward Andrey Arshavin who joined Arsenal for a fee of £15,000,000 in 2009 from Russian club Zenit Saint Petersburg.

Arsenal's manager, Arsene Wenger, is known to be a shrewd operator in the transfer market, and the £15 million which Arsenal forked out for their most expensive player … Read more

Dan Banks
Dan Banks answered

Football (soccer) is by far the most popular sport on the planet. The game is played by over 250 million players in over 200 countries. The FIFA World Cup - the pinnacle of the sport - is the most watched sporting event around the globe; and it has been estimated that 715.1 million people watched … Read more