Back page Ireland’s short term thinking has been its long term problem
Mick McCarthy and the current Republic of Ireland team is a result of the FAI’s short term thinking and hopefully they’ll be the last.
What did the Liverpool v Manchester City game tell us?
Liverpool overcame Manchester City in the weekend’s mouthwatering Premier League clash and are now on course to claim a first title since the early 1990s.
The end of the Arsenal Road for Özil
Billy Brake discusses Mesut Özil’s standing at Arsenal as the Gunners continue to struggle under Unai Emery.
Journey to the centre of the Europa League – Matchday 4
Jonathan O’Shea discusses some of this week’s Europa League fixtures as Manchester United look to continue their good run of form in the competition.
Three reasons why Liverpool will win the Premier League
Liverpool have a six-point lead at the top of the Premier League table and are heavy favourites to take out the title.
Liverpool’s festive fixture congestion could cost them the title
Liverpool’s success in cup competitions has lead to a packed fixture schedule and could ultimately cost them their first Premier League title, writes George Cannon
Has Pep Guardiola done all he can for Manchester City?
Despite bringing unprecedented domestic success to Manchester City, Pep Guardiola’s time to achieve continental success at The Etihad is running out, writes Billy Brake
Chelsea riding high
Many people were sceptical when Frank Lampard was appointed as Chelsea manager in the summer, but the Stamford Bridge legend has quickly made his doubters aware of his managerial prowess, writes George Cannon
Journey to the centre of the Europa League – Matchday 3
Jonathan O’Shea delves deep into this week’s Europa League fixtures to bring us the big stories and major talking points.
Where it all went wrong for Manchester United
The causes of the current crisis at Old Trafford run deep and all lead back to Manchester United’s hasty sacking of Louis van Gaal, writes Billy Brake.
Have Wolves turned their season around?
Wolves looked to be suffering from a hangover following an impressive 2017/18 Premier League season but they may have turned a corner in recent weeks.
Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid need to make up for slow Champions League starts
It’s a big week of Champions League action as some of the big name sides look to get their group campaign back on track.
Who’s next? A look at the Premier League managers who are living on borrowed time
The Premier League can be a cut throat business and some of the managers are already feeling the heat this season.