• Paul Hart has been in charge for just five games• Mick Harford lined up to take team to BlackpoolQueens Park Rangers last night parted ways with Paul Hart after just five games in charge, according to reports. Strained dressing-room relations led to Hart becoming the sixth...
00:14 » Guardian• Clubs haggling over responsibility for goalkeeper's salary• Tottenham Hotspur interested in re-signing Younes KaboulStoke City hope to be in a position to announce that David James has signed on loan for the remainder of the season but senior officials at the Britannia Stadium...
00:10 » GuardianThere would be obvious appeal in hiring an Anfield legend as a human shield against the displeasure of the KopLike Bill Shankly, Kenny Dalglish gave up the Liverpool job and soon regretted it. Plagued by stress-related blotches, and still haunted by the Hillsborough disaster, King Kenny resigned in...
00:10 » GuardianI'm not sure if it's me or the gum-chewing, prune-faced Glaswegian who is losing it mostEver since the start of the new decade an eerie and unnatural feeling, a strange and unnerving sentiment, the exact and sensational nature of which I have been struggling to identify, has pervaded my...
00:10 » GuardianLondon Assembly member Murad Qureshi decided to act when he heard antisemitic chants at a top-flight football matchThe more you delve into this area the more complicated it gets. Perhaps that is a good thing. Lines blur. Allegiances shift. No chance to be complacent.This one is about Murad...
00:05 » GuardianIf football were a neat and tidy business, it would be tempting to say that the beginning of the end for Rafael Benitez occurred on this self-same Friday last year. It was 9 January; the afternoon before his side visited Stoke City – as they do once again tomorrow – when the Liverpool...
00:00 » The IndependentA goal of magisterial quality from James Milner gave Aston Villa the edge in their Carling Cup semi-final first leg, but there remains everything to play for when the tie is concluded next week.
00:00 » The IndependentYesterday
00:00 » The Independent| Friday 17th February 1984 | |||
| Blackburn Rovers | 0-1 | Southampton | |
| Saturday 18th February 1984 | |||
| Birmingham City | 3-0 | West Ham United | |
| Derby County | 2-1 | Norwich City | |
| Everton | 3-0 | Shrewsbury Town | |
| Notts County | 1-0 | Middlesbrough | |
| Oxford United | 0-3 | Sheffield Wednesday | |
| Watford | 3-1 | Brighton and Hove A | |
| West Bromwich Albion | 0-1 | Plymouth Argyle | |
