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Tom Ince – The one that got away

September 20th, 2012 by Alex Byers

Alex Byers believes that Liverpool may live to regret letting Tom Ince join Blackpool.

The Premier League Changes Its “Weakened Teams” Rule

July 18th, 2011 by Willie Gannon

Willie Gannon looks at a change to the rules regarding clubs fielding ‘under strength’ sides in the Premier League.

Gone But Not Forgotten

May 23rd, 2011 by Robert Nevitt

Blackpool may have made a swift return to the Championship but, according to Robert Nevitt, they have made a lasting impression on the top flight.

Relegated Teams Deserve Their Fate

May 23rd, 2011 by Willie Gannon

In the aftermath of Survival Sunday, Willie Gannon believes that those who went down got exactly what they deserved.

Survival Sunday: Who Will Be relegated?

May 21st, 2011 by Ollie Jackson

It’s the final weekend of the Premier League season and with all the most important action taking place at the wrong end of the table, Ollie Jackson gives his thoughts on who’s going down.

Premier League Survival of the Weakest

May 17th, 2011 by Ger McCarthy

The final Sunday of the domestic English Premier League season is almost upon us and BackPageFootball’s Ger McCarthy looks at the battle for survival in one of the closest relegation tussles for many years.

Deadline Day Drama

February 1st, 2011 by Neil Sherwin

It was a whirlwind final day of the January transfer window and easily the most exciting since Manchester City discovered their pot of gold back in summer 2008, writes Neil Sherwin.

The Cautionary Tale of Steve Sidwell

January 29th, 2011 by James Dixon

Steve Sidwell’s experience moving to Chelsea should be a somewhat cautionary tale for Charlie Adam, writes James Dixon.

Charlie Adam: A luxury Liverpool cannot afford?

January 27th, 2011 by Sammy Lee

Charlie Adam is a good signing in theory, but is he a good signing for Liverpool at this moment in time? Sammy Lee doesn’t believe so.

Hollering Holloway sailing through a precarious tide

January 26th, 2011 by Samuel Luckhurst

New contributor Samuel Luckhurst debuts with a discussion on the eccentric Ian Holloway, and how painting his squad as a one-man side risks dismantling their feel-good factor.