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The first player from his country to play in the Premier League, the striker became a cult hero among fans despite injury problems in his seven years on the south coast
For any reporter up against a final whistle deadline, a glut of late goals can make life difficult – especially when you've managed to leave your laptop at home
The lucrative sponsorship deals get the headlines, but be it superstition or whatever feels most comfortable, every footballer has their own preference when picking a pair
The plights of Bury, Bolton and the many other League clubs in financial difficulty reflect a broken system that needs a radical new regulatory approach
For one supporter, the off-field impact of the Foxes' unprecedented Premier League title win has made a different type of matchday experience increasingly appealing
Famed for his arms-outstretched "aeroplane" goal celebration, the Norwegian striker was a popular figure at all four of his English clubs in the mid-1990s
Height can be a great advantage in a player – just ask Sam Allardyce – but don't jump to the conclusion that they'll be a success in the air
While the relative merits of the capital's tube lines have long been a favourite topic of commuter conversation, it's on the pitch that TfL staff are proving which is the winner
