AG's Football Reports

It has been a horrid time as of late for Jack Wilshere, and now we have heard new news that he won't be able to play until October. Out till October!! The 20 year old England international missed the whole of last season with a ankle injury, then in May as he was about to make his comeback he injured his knee and he underwent minor surgery in May which ruled him out of Euro 2012 and London 2012. He hopes that he can take on light training in August and hoping to return to the first team action in October to help Arsenal's title challenge. He will also miss England's first two 2014 World Cup qualifiers against Ukraine and Moldova which take place in early September.

Rangers's Newco will start from the bottom in Scotland at the start of the season  after 25 of the 30 SFL clubs voted for them to start at the bottom. They will be visiting places like Annan, Peterhead and ~Berwick Rangers. Rangers stay at Ibrox 2 Weeks ago Rangers were unable to join the SPL as they didn't get enough votes to join Scotland's top league, the club asked to join the SFL 25 of the 30 clubs said that it would only be fair for them to start at the very bottom. The Rangers manager Ally McCoist said that 'starting from the bottom is not ideal but we will work our way back'. Rangers will now start their season away at Peterhead.

The European Championships are now over meaning football fans worldwide have already started counting down the days to the dawn of the eagerly anticipated new Premier League season. There are now just over six weeks until the 2012/13 campaign kicks-off on Saturday 18th August and if we have even half of the drama, controversy and pure entertainment of the previous season then we are all in for an absolute treat. A staggering seven top flight clubs have made managerial changes since the end of last season, while four gaffers will be testing their credentials in the Premier League for the first time. Stan James have installed Southampton manager Nigel Adkins as the early 5/2 favourite to get sacked first. the Saints may be carrying a lot of momentum after winning back to back promotions to the Premier league but the computer has given them a very hard start to life back in England's top league with Man City, Man Utd and Arsenal in the first month of the season the south-coast club ...

Time up for Dyche The New Watford owners have confirmed that they have sacked manager Sean Dyche with a statement issued on the clubs official website. Sean Dyche who is only 41 and a good manager in the making was only in charge for 12 months he led Watford to a 11th place finish in the Championship last season after a poor start. The italian owners who already own Serie A side Udinese and Spanish club Granada, completed the takeover of Watford from Laurence Bassin on Friday. The ex West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola is now expected to replace Dyche. Mr Pozzo told Sources in Italy on Sunday that they had reached a verbal agreement with Zola who has been out of work since being sacked by West Ham 2010. The statement on the school website said "Watford football club confirms that it has terminated the contract of first team manager Sean Dyche, with Immediate effect. "His achievements under difficult circumstances mean that he will rightly be held in high regar...

Q       Czech Republic              3       -1      6 Q       Greece                             3       0      4 3       Russia                               3       2      4 4       Poland                             3       -1      2 Q       Germany   ...

Group A Q   Czech Republic       3     2       0       1     -1      6 Q   Greece                    3     1       1       1        0     4 3    Russia                     3     1       1       1        2     4 4    Poland                    3    0       2       1      -1     2 Greece go through on head to head record. Group B ...

3-2 England have ended any hopes Sweden had of making the knockout stages of Euro 2012, and left Roy Hodgson's men in a strong position. England need a point from their final game with Ukraine to secure a place in the knockout stages of Euro 2012. England had previously never beaten Sweden in a competitive match and everything started well for England as they were in complete control for the first half before taking the lead through Andy Carroll after a superb ball in from his Liverpool team mate Steven Gerrard. Half time approached and England went in at the break 1-0 up, the start to the second half was poor as England gave to sloppy goals away the first game from a free kick which Hart saved and bounced off Ashely Cole and clipped off Glen Johnson and went down as an own goal. England then collapsed again from another a free kick, lifted in by Larsson, and found the head of an unmarked   Mellberg who converted and sweden were in the lead for t...