The word on the footballing street is that Premier League clubs West Ham and Sunderland are contemplating bids for Chris Wood, All Whites vice-captain, Leeds striker and Flying Kiwis leading goal scorer.
From Roly Bonevacia's new and overdue role to the impact of the two coaches and a sudden boost up the A-League table that's got the Nix dreaming of the playoffs all over again.
Chris Wood just can't stop scoring - everybody take cover. Also take a glimpse at Francis de Vries and Stefan Marinovic, who could be about to become the next two additions to the Flying Kiwis stable...
Old rotten Tottenham, folks. Where 13 other teams failed, it was Spurs who prevailed. Taking down the Blues so that they finally lose.
No more Roads to Russia, no more Rory Fallons against Bahrain, no more whatever the hell you wanna describe the insane journey it took to make it to Spain in 1982.
Just the two fellas in action this week but damn were they busy, Winston and Woody getting all up in that old English tradition of festive football.
At the midway point of the Premier League, it's time to dish out a few nods and thumbs up... from best player and team of the season to best dressed manager and silliest bugger.
This shouldn’t be a surprise to you because the news was more or less leaked a day or two ago but the Wellington Phoenix have confirmed that Chris Greenacre and Des Buckingham will stay on as co-coaches for the rest of the 2016-17 season.
A few weeks ago Swansea City hosted Crystal Palace in the Premier League. 32 days later both managers had been fired.
Roy Krishna didn’t score in the Wellington Phoenix’s 2-2 draw in Newcastle on Boxing Day. He did, however, grab himself a pair of assists to carry on his outrageous influence on this Phoenix team’s attack.
There's no more Pards but football goes on (despite his best beliefs) with a double week of picks coming your way fast.
From the brink of the drop zone, West Ham have won two in a row and mercifully haul themselves up to 13th on the table. Good on ya, Winston.
In the midst of an extremely frustrating season and without a manager (but with two caretakers), this is a tasty early Christmas present for Yellow Feverers and Associates.
How do we stop this Chelsea team from running away with things now that they’ve opened up a six point lead at the summit and look destined to challenge the all-time PL consecutive win record?
We're officially into the crowded holiday period now, winding up the intensity as most other leagues wind down. Some are handling it better than others...
Winston was immense in the second half, Randolph was way better as it went on. Despite the best efforts of Liverpool’s attacking group they couldn’t breach the lines again and West Ham clung to a valuable 2-2 draw.
We’re reaching the stage where the shuffling of the deck on the league table is starting to matter, which is great news for Chelsea, not so much for Leicester City.
Reidy and the Hammers got thrashed twice in a row while Woody's Leeds are up to fourth after their best win of the season... and guess who scored.
A shock resignation struck us all dumb, a man much beloved and with plenty of time still to go in the job. Sure he’d copped a few bad ones but he’d constantly rolled on through and come out with class and dignity.
Diego Costa goes head to head with Sergio Aguero this weekend, the Premier League's two top scorers in a heavyweight clash.