Rob Parker | February 18, 2010
Arsenal defender keeps his scoring ‘run’ going
Sol Campbell has two goals in his last two Champions League games after his header against Porto last night - but his previous goal came 45 months ago. The centre-back’s last appearance in the competition came in the 2006 final against Barcelona.
He was on target that night despite Arsenal [...]
Rob Parker | January 12, 2010
Leaky Arsenal official website breaks news
Sol Campbell is on the verge of sealing a deal with Arsenal - but the club’s website has jumped the gun by accidentally announcing the signing.
A news story on the Gunners’ website said: “Sol Campbell is back at Arsenal. The 35-year-old has re-signed for the Club he graced for five [...]
Rob Parker | September 24, 2009
Putting an end to the rumours
Harry Redknapp has managed to spin a paid column out of felt the need to set the record straight over rumours that he was about to bring Sol Campbell back to White Hart Lane. The Tottenham boss used his column in The Sun to reassure Spurs fans that he had [...]
Rob Parker | September 24, 2009
Fear of flash photography possibe reason for sudden departure
Sol Campbell was happily posing for Notts County’s team photo just hours before he walked out on the club. That’s if you count a half-smile and a furrowed brow as happiness. We certainly do.
The ex-England international went through the niceties of the team photo on Tuesday before [...]
David Hardy | September 23, 2009
Is Judas returning to, erm, Jesus?
Have stranger things happened? This time I am unsure. Former England centre half Sol Campbell caused more than a few headlines earlier this season when he agreed to join Sven Goran Eriksson’s mega-rich Notts County. But after just one rather disappointing appearance in the 2-1 defeat at Morecambe, Campbell could [...]
Rob Parker | September 23, 2009
1. The half-time walkout
Campbell’s decision to leave Highbury at half-time after being substituted during Arsenal’s defeat to West Ham in 2006 remains his most bizarre decision to date. Cue lots of murmurings about difficult periods and personal problems.
Rob Parker | October 28, 2008
‘Arry’s transfer dealings give the game away
1. Noe Pamarot
2. Younes Kaboul
3. Sol Campbell
4. Sean Davis
5. Jermain Defoe
This guy has been running a Spurs team on the south coast for the last few years right under our noses. His new job is basically a promotion from Tottenham reserve coach to Tottenham first team coach.
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