The Portuguese coach has often made headlines for all the wrong reasons but claims that he has never launched a verbal attack on officials or opponents without good reason

Arjen Robben has consistently fallen on the wrong side of the line between success and failure in the last three years.

Norwich skipper claims that now he has scored against top-level opposition he has to be considered for a place in Roy Hodgson's Euro 2012 squad for the trip to Poland and Ukraine

The man at the center of the refereeing scandal that rocked Italian football in 2006 maintains that the Bianconeri was wrongly stripped of two Scudetti

Croat sees first half strike wrongly ruled out in what was otherwise an uneventful end to Wolves' Premier League home campaign.

The Frenchman reveals his move from Lille to Tyneside was questioned by many in his home country, but insists the Magpies' Champions League push has vindicated his decision

The 41-year-old coach refused to criticize Messi for missing a penalty and insisted that the players stayed true to their principles by continuing to attack despite a 2-0 lead

Captain Drew Moor believes that in spite of a 2-1 loss to Los Angeles, the Rapids were the better team.