Emmanuel Adebayor has said sorry after Nike Air Jordan appearing to taunt Arsenal supporters following his goal in Manchester City's 4-2 win over the Gunners at Eastlands. Adebayor left Arsenal for City in a £25million deal during the summer transfer window and has since criticised the Gunners supporters for not supporting him. The Togo striker then opted to celebrate his Air Jordan 2 headed effort - City's third goal of the afternoon - in front of them after running the full length of the pitch. "To be honest, I'm very sorry for all this," explained Adebayor. "Sometimes, the emotion takes over. That's what happened. I was very happy to score the goal. "Before the game, people have been saying and writing things and the emotions took over. People who love me and know me know how I behave." Meanwhile, City boss Mark Hughes is hoping his striker does not find himself in hot water wit the Football Association for his antics. "We're hopeful that the game itself will be the Air Jordan 1 shining light rather than any one incident," said Hughes. "We don't want it to cast a shadow on an outstanding game, but we will have to see what happens."

Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti expects the club to mount a successful appeal following their FIFA-imposed transfer ban. The Stamford Bridge club have already begun their appeal through the Court of Arbitration for Sport after they were banned from signing any new players until Gucci Sunglass January 2011. FIFA imposed the ban after finding the Blues guilty of inducing teenager Gael Kakuta to breach his contract with French club Lens when joining them two years ago. Ancelotti has admitted the sanctions came out of the blue, but fully expects a positive outcome following their appeal. "The decision was a surprise for me. But now the club are appealing and we have to wait for a good result for us," said the Italian, who took the helm earlier in Gucci wallet the summer after leaving former club AC Milan. "We hope that they overturn the decision. Now, the transfer embargo is not a problem because we have a very good team and very good players - but in the future, we'll have to wait and see. "Now I have to think about my job and about my players." Meanwhile, Ancelotti has allayed fears that £18million summer signing Yuri Zhirkov requires surgery to cure a knee problem which has prevented the winger from making his debut. "Now, at the moment, we don't Gucci High Tops think he needs surgery," said Ancelotti. "He's working with the team. Yesterday he worked with us. "We have to control the situation. For the moment, he's not very well but he is improving. Next week we have to control his body. If he has improved, he can start to play matches again. "He is improving. He didn't play with the national team because he's not fit now, but he is improving. At the moment, he doesn't need surgery."

Manager Mark Hughes is confident that NFL ALL STAR Manchester City acted correctly when signing Jeremy Helan from French club Rennes. City are one of several clubs to have been reported to FIFA in recent days amid allegations of illegal swoops on overseas clubs to sign young players. Chelsea have been banned from NFL youth Jerseys signing any new players for 18 months following their own controversial swoop on Lens for teenager Gael Kakuta. However, Hughes claims that City did not break any rules when they signed the former France Under-16 captain. "We are quite comfortable with how we have conducted ourselves in this case," he declared. "We have taken legal advice in regard to the situation and obviously there is an ongoing legal issue with his previous club. But the legal advice leaves us quite happy NHL Jerseys with how we have acted. "I am sure when we eventually get a conclusion people will see our conduct has been absolutely correct."

England will be in South Africa next summer after booking their place in the World Cup finals following an impressive 5-1 demolition of a disappointing Croatia side at Wembley. Fabio Capello's side made it eight wins from as many qualifying games courtesy of goals from Frank Lampard (2), Steven Gerrard (2) and Wayne Rooney. The performance was as good as anything the Three Lions have produced during an impressive qualifying campaign which has heightened expectations ahead of next summer's tournament. England started the evening knowing that Jordan 9X10 one point would be enough to confirm their passage as Group Six winners after Belarus had held Ukraine to a goalless draw in Minsk. But Capello's side were always likely to pick up all three points after dominating an off-colour Croatia from the kick-off. The visitors were missing key players like Tottenham playmaker Luka Modric, but it was at the back where they looked particularly suspect and Josip Simunic gave away the first goal with a clumsy tackle on seven minutes. He brought down the flying Aaron Lennon and Lampard dispatched his first of the night from the penalty spot. Lennon was proving a livewire after Jordan 4 Fusion replacing Shaun Wright-Phillips in the only change from the side which defeated Slovenia 2-1 in a weekend friendly. He cut the ball back for Gareth Barry to let fly with a 25-yard shot before picking out the late-arriving Gerrard and the Liverpool midfielder did the rest with a downward header back across goal to make it 2-0 on 18 minutes. Lennon was denied a goal of his own when the keeper clawed away his chipped effort when one-on-one 15 minutes later. Emile Heskey's goal drought continued when he was also denied by the keeper on the stroke of half-time with a third of the night on the cards. Croatia made two changes at the start of the Jordan 7 Fusion second half as coach Slaven Bilic looked to shock his lacklustre side into action. However, they were 3-0 down after 59 minutes and soon after being denied a penalty of their own when Glen Johnson appeared to climb all over the back of Eduardo. To rub salt into the wounds, it was Johnson's accurate cut-back which was headed home from 10 yards by Lampard. Seven minutes later it was 4-0 and party time inside Wembley when Rooney's hopeful up-and-under was met by Gerrard and he picked out the top corner with an assured headed finish. Capello looked less than impressed when his own high Jordan 8 Fusion standards were not met as Eduardo poked home a consolation effort after the England defence failed to react to Robert Green's smart double save. But all was forgiven on 77 minutes when Rooney profited from a goalkeeping howler to side-foot home the simplest of fifth goals after Vedran Runje has scuffed a simple clearance straight to the waiting striker. The full-time whistle brought a huge roar from an excited Wembley crowd who know they will be watching a rampant Three Lions - with a 100 per cent qualifying record - in World Cup action next summer. Jordan 12 Fusion Jordan 13 Fusion Jordan 14 Fusion Jordan 20 Fusion

Former Chelsea head coach Guus Air Jordan 9 Hiddink has admitted that he may consider a return to England after he ends his time in charge of the Russia national team. The 62-year-old Dutchman is set to take a break from the game after next summer's World Cup finals, but says that he misses the atmosphere he felt during his Air Jordan 10 few months in England. He told The Guardian: "I had a wonderful time there and before I worked for Chelsea I was often watching the Premier League. "I love to be in England to smell the atmosphere. So, missing it? Of course missing it. But I love to work with the guys in Moscow as well. "Of course England is very attractive. Air Jordan 11 It's unique in that the level of competition is high. "But I have to make a judgement whether I stop for a few months, or half a year or a year, or do something different within football. I don't know yet. I am ageing in our profession. "But as long as football gives me the energy and I am not repeating myself - because that is the trap, being a long time in the business that you go on automatic pilot." Air Jordan 11.5 Air Jordan 13 Air Jordan 14 Air Jordan 15 Air Jordan 15.5