Craig Bellamy

The familiar side of Craig Bellamy should be on view for Liverpool away at Wolves on Tuesday night, the relentless forward who at 32 is arguably in the form of his life.Read Full Story

  Craig Bellamy drives Liverpool past Chelsea into semi-finals This article titled “Craig Bellamy drives Liverpool past Chelsea into semi-finals” was written by Dominic Fifield at Stamford Bridge, for The Guardian on Wednesday 30th November 2011 05.54 Asia/Kuala_Lumpur Alex handles the ball in the Chelsea area but Andy Carroll of Liverpool, right, missed the resultant penalty in the first half. Photograph: John Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images The Shed End of this arena, bedecked...Read Full Story

Hoedown with Bellamy Liverpool sub Craig Bellamy might have given an insight into why the injury problems that once blighted his career seem to have cleared up: line dancing. That’s right, a bit of country and Western is the perfect pitchside warm-up to make sure you don’t pull any muscles when you do get onto [...]Read Full Story

It is not the first time Wales striker Craig Bellamy has been at the centre of controversy, but for once it is not a situation entirely of his own making. As Manchester City look to balance their drive to recruit expensive new talent against the need to get their squad down to 25 senior players to comply with new Premier League rules, Bellamy is the most obvious candidate to find himself out in the cold this season. However, he may prove to be just the tip of an iceberg, the enormity of which...Read Full Story

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Craig Bellamy is not a quitter. But the Wales national team captain has been considering retirement over the last few years due to a variety of nagging injuries, the pressing football age of thirty one, and the difficulty of finding a spot on Manchester City ’s 25 man roster.  And recently when German side Wolfsburg reportedly attempted to transfer for the forward, he turned them down. Apparently Bellamy has invested all of his interest in making the 25 man roster for the Blues squad and...Read Full Story

Manchester City striker Craig Bellamy has rejected rumours of a bust-up between himself and Robinho. Reports on Sunday suggested the fiery Welshman was leading a players revolt against Robinho following a heated verbal spat between the two players after last week's defeat at Portsmouth. Matters had apparently been boiling up for a while after City's players generally were reportedly unhappy with the Brazilian's failure to adhere to club rules, and his lenient treatment from club staff...Read Full Story

MANCHESTER (SW) - Manchester City are reportedly ready to make a bid for West Ham United striker Craig Bellamy and midfielder Scott Parker, according to British media. City have approached West Ham before but the Hammers then said to have no interest in selling these two key players. This however, doesn’t keep the Manchester outfit from trying again. Bellamy, 29 years old, began his career at Norwich City in 1996 and has represented Coventry City, Newcastle, Celtic, Blackburn and...Read Full Story

West Ham United have accepted a bid of about £14m from Manchester City for their Wales international striker Craig Bellamy who is believed to be travelling to Eastlands for a medical. The former Liverpool and Newcastle forward has been given permission to speak to the City manager, Mark Hughes, after the club's bid was accepted. A matching offer from Tottenham had been rejected. Bellamy, 29, asked for a transfer to Spurs on Friday but West Ham were unwilling to sell to local rivals and have...Read Full Story

Manchester City has signed West ham forward Craig Bellamy for a reported £14million, made up by a £12m up-front payment plus £2m in add-ons. This is a good bit of business for West Ham who signed Bellamy from Liverpool for £7.5 million in July 2007. If Man City are able to sign their top two targets (Kaka and Santa Cruz) then Bellamy better get used to watching the game form the bench as that is where he will be. In their preferred line up of SWP, Ireland, Kaka and Robinho all playing...Read Full Story