Former Arsenal legend accuses City chiefs of treating son like a ‘youth team player’

There may have been a Cup Final going on at Wembley, but elsewhere the weekend’s football was dominated by handshakes and leg breaks. Here’s what Dan Silver learned1) Wayne Bridge has dignity which is more than could be said for some Chelsea

Craig Bellamy carved up Chelsea’s Premier League title challenge and then plunged his knife straight into John Terry’s back following Manchester City’s shock 4-2 win at Stamford Bridge. Given Bridge is annoyed enough about Terry’s alleged relationship

Lampard scored two but Chelsea finished with nine men after Belletti and Ballack sent off

Wayne Bridge earlier this week announced he would not be available for England selection in the wake of John Terry’s affair with his ex-girlfriend.The Manchester City star said his involvement in the squad is now ‘untenable and potentially divisive’

When Roberto Mancini opted for three defensive midfielders with new-boy Adam Johnson ahead of them against Bolton this week, rumours spread that Stephen Ireland saw the writing on the wall.Throw in Mancini sniffing around top-class midfielders Gago and

Wayne Bridge could well be called upon to deputise for Chelsea left-back

Roberto Mancini felt Adam Johnson proved exactly why he splashed out 8million to sign him on deadline-day after he helped Manchester City to a 2-0 win over Bolton.Although Carlos Tevez and Emmanuel Adebayor scored to leave City trailing fourth-placed

Roberto Mancini dismayed by Wayne Bridge boos and City’s complacency

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini criticised the Hull fans who subjected Wayne Bridge to a series of personal chants on his return to the side as City lost 2-1 at the KC Stadium. Bridge has found himself in an unwanted media spotlight following the