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Aaron Lennon – Looking reborn after switch to Burnley
After a tough time both on the field and off it, Aaron Lennon has rediscovered his form at Turf Moor having made the move to Burnley.
Category: Opinion
Who could be in contention to replace Arsène Wenger?
With so much speculation surrounding the future of Arsene Wenger, we take a look at some of his potential replacements when he eventually leaves Arsenal.
Review – The new Concave Aura+ football boot
The latest Concave Aura+ was released earlier this year, and Back Page Football was lucky enough to be given the opportunity to put the new model through its paces over the past few weeks.
Community work is key for League of Ireland clubs
If League of Ireland clubs want to secure their economic and sporting futures, then connections with the local community are going to be key, writes Kieran Burke.
Jose Mourinho has stuck to his identity at Manchester United, but is he still relevant in this football era?
Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho, has stuck to his pragmatic style of play, but could be in danger of being left behind by staying true to himself, writes Takudzwa Chikonzo.
The sad decline of Arsène Wenger
Ben Cullimore discusses the fallout from Arsenal’s weekend loss in the Carabao Cup Final as Arsène Wenger’s legacy at the club becomes ever so slightly more tarnished.
Backdrop to Shakhtar Donetsk’s season shouldn’t be forgotten
Paul Little provides some context around Shakhtar Donetsk who now sit on the cusp of reaching the quarter-finals of this season’s Champions League.
Goals and dreams – A defence of the Europa League
Often dismissed as the Champions League’s poorer cousin, Jack Flanagan believes that the Europa League should be celebrated for the goals and dreams it produces.
Will Alex McLeish make a good Scotland manager?
Alex McLeish is the new Scotland manager and Paige Beresford ponders the impact that the former Rangers, Aston Villa and Birmingham City boss can have on the team.
Will Grigg and Wigan reignite the magic of the FA Cup
Takudzwa Chikonzo looks back at the FA Cup fifth round tie between Wigan Athletic and Manchester City, and believes that the competition continues to be an avenue for success for those that see its importance.