From what Petr Cech has been saying in the aftermath of Saturday’s 2-0 victory over Wolves, it would be safe to assume that the Chelsea keeper is extremely pleased that Didier Drogba is his team-mate and not an opponent.

Cech has piled the praise on the in-form striker after his two goals secured the points at Molineux and moved Chelsea four points clear at the top of the table.

To read the rest of the article and to see what Cech had to say about the Ivory Coast striker,  go over to The Chelsea Blog, a site that I contribute to regularly.

West Ham United boss Gianfranco Zola singled out Alessandro Diamanti for praise following the crucial 3-0 victory over relegation rivals Hull City on Saturday.

Goals from Valon Behrami, Carlton Cole and Julian Faubert secured the points over a Hull side that were reduced to nine men by the end of the game. However, it was Diamanti that everyone was talking about after the match.

There was a buzz around Upton Park every time he touched the ball and he very nearly scored a spectacular goal, trying his luck against Tigers keeper Boaz Myhill from inside his own half. In fairness, it would have been nothing more than his performance deserved.

To read the rest of this article and to see why Zola thinks Diamanti is a key player for West Ham, go over to KUMB, a West Ham United site that I contribute to regularly.

David Moyes has insisted that Everton are a big enough club to hold on to Jack Rodwell for a long time to come. The 18-year-old played a starring role in the victory over Manchester United on Saturday and is tipped to go on to big things.

Rodwell has become a first team regular at Goodison Park and some have suggested that the club will sell their star youngster, much like they did Wayne Rooney back in 2004.

To read the rest of this article and see why Moyes thinks Everton could have held onto Rooney had he come into the team now,  go over to Footy Boots, a football news site that I contribue to regularly.