Over the past 12 months I have wrote quite a few articles about Eden Hazard and as the links to Arsenal have reared their ugly head again I suppose it is only right to share those pieces again.

I don’t personally believe he will leave the Stade Lille Metropole this summer, with only eight days left in the window it doesn’t make sense for Lille to part with the Belgian forward regardless of the price offered. However as I’ve always said…..you never know.

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A Champions League winner and a history that shows he’s played for nine clubs.  explains the career of Carlos Alberto

Playing at Fluminense, Porto, Corinthians (Where he was loaned to Fluminense again), Werder Bremen, Sao Paulo, Botafogo, Vasco da Gama, Gremio and now Bahia, Carlos Alberto de Jesus has the CV of a player close to retiring in his late thirties. Actually, Carlos Alberto is only 26 and has led a career of over-riding controversy. Since the age of 18, his talent and ability has co-incided with many problems with attitude that have forced move after move for the Brazilian.

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Tonight was a very emotional night in Lille. The Champions managed to see off Rennes 3-2 – Moussa Sow with his third hat-trick of the season which saw the Senegalese striker pick up the Trophee du Meilleur Buteur for Ligue 1’s top scorer. Near the end of the game midfielder Yohan Cabaye was replaced by Stephane Dumont. This wasn’t due to a bad performance or a tactical decision it was a chance for Cabaye to say his goodbyes.

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Craven Cottage played hosted to the 2011 UEFA Women’s Champions League final and was there to witness Lyon win their first European title.

Olympique Lyonnais exacted revenge on FFC Turbine Potsdam to win the 2011 UEFA Women’s Champions League with goals from Wendie Renard and substitute Lara Dickenmann coming in each half. The two clubs had faced off for the trophy twelve months ago and on that occasion, Potsdam lifted the trophy after a tense 120 minutes and an even twitchier penalty shoot-out.

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Yesterday, in South-West Paris, Lille secured their first Ligue 1 Championship since 1954.   was there to tell us the tale from the Parc des Princes

The match was an important game for both teams; Lille needed just a point to secure top spot in the League and Paris Saint-Germain were fighting for a place in next seasons Champions League. The stage was set for an entertaining and attacking game and it certainly did not disappoint.

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This week Andrew is joined by , and for a Serie A podcast special.

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On the podcast this week I am joined by , and . We give our take on how far Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur can go next year. Who will be pushing forward who will stagnate backwards. What do Liverpool do with Steven Gerrard?

Charlie then talks us through the Danish Superliga with four games to go. What has made Champions Copenhagen so good. Who are the players linked with moving away in the summer. The race for the Europa League and 2nd Champions League spot. Also the relegation battle that everyone from 5th place down can still get relegated.

To finish off the show we look back at our favourite moments in the FACup in homage to this weekend’s final between Man City and Stoke.

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It would be a travesty if we discussed our favourite Champions League finals on the podcast without having a look and providing you good people with links to watch these moments in history. So what better way to start your Friday, check out these superb games.

First up  -   Brent Atema picked FC Porto 3 AS Monaco 0 as his favourite final. The Jose Mourinho legacy continues before the move to his beloved Chelsea. Monaco can’t keep the fairytale going.

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Episode 36 of the gibfootballshow podcast is HERE!!!

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Well we have a jam packed show for you this week. Starting off with analysis of the Champions League tie between Real Madrid and Barcelona.
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