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The best or worst Premier League in history
Manchester City’s dominance of the Premier League continues and it’s in danger of killing the interest in the competition.
Category: Premier League
FC Porto, The Big Five and the death of European club competition
Richard Pike takes a look at Europe’s premier club competitions and the increasing domination of clubs from ‘The Big Five’
Barcelona slip up, Dortmund extend lead, Juventus continue winning European Football review
A lot back at the weekend that was for the top sides in Europe’s major domestic competitions.
The Manchester derby could make or break Mourinho’s season
Robert Barter looks at the tactical battles that Jose Mourinho will have to address ahead of this Sunday’s crunch Manchester Derby.
Aaron Ramsey, Arsenal and contracts
Evan Coughlan discusses Aaron Ramsey’s future and Arsenal’s contract problems after the Welshman was told that he wouldn’t be offered a new deal at the club.
Jadon Sancho and Reiss Nelson – Breaking with tradition
Evan Coughlan takes a look at the early careers of Jadon Sancho and Reiss Nelson, both of whom have broken with the traditional route for English talent development
Klopp facing an inevitable captaincy conundrum at Liverpool
Aonghus Ó Maicín ponders the future of Jordan Henderson at Liverpool with the captain not guaranteed a spot in Jurgen Klopp’s best line up.
£15 million Ross Barkley is paying dividends for Chelsea
A change in manager at Chelsea has benefited Ross Barkley with the midfielder now showing his true worth to the Londoners.
Richarlison’s early promise suggests his days are Everton numbered
With the early promise Richarlison has shown at Everton, it may not be too long before Europe’s super clubs come knocking, writes Aonghus Ó Maicín.
Cardiff City’s planning and the inevitability of relegation
As Cardiff City sit bolted to the bottom of the Premier League, Luke Phelps takes a look at the record of manager Neil Warnock and the nagging sense of inevitable relegation