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Sure They’re All At It – Are you entertained? (Part 2)
In part two of his look into doping and the dark arts in football, Alan Moore takes a look at the expectations in other sport, Pep Guardiola and a former FA doctor now plying at Wolves.
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Max Meyer – The man who terrified Real Madrid being failed by Crystal Palace
Max Mathews ponders Max Meyers situation at Crystal Palace as a player who promised so much has delivered very little since joining.
How Jordan Ayew shocked the Premier League
Max Matthews rewinds to one of the best goals of the Premier League season, Jordan Ayew’s stunning solo effort against West Ham.
Teams most likely to be relegated following the 2019/20 Premier League season
A look at some of the sides who are expected to be in a battle to avoid the drop in the Premier League this year.
Seven surprising Premier League 2018/19 stats and facts
The Premier League season is done and dusted so it’s a good time to look back at some of story lines that emerged from the campaign.
Ten Premier League youngsters to watch out for this season
With a billions being spent by Premier League clubs this summer, Patrick Mills takes a look at some of the youngsters hoping to break into their respective teams this season.
Premier League table prediction – Part One
In the first part of this Premier League preview, Robert Barter runs through his predictions from places 20 to 11th.
Make, break or Burnley? A Premier League table preview
A Premier League preview looking at how the season will play out – the race for silverware, the battle for survival, and the teams desperate to be more like Burnley.
Frank De Boer – Between excitement and caution at Crystal Palace
Alexis Monteith looks at the challenge faced by new Crystal Palace coach Frank de Boer who is charged with bringing a new and exciting style of play to the South London team.
For Allardyce’s Blue and Reds, the problems remain black and white
Sam Allardyce was chosen as the man to turn around Crystal Palace’s disastrous form, but the same defensive frailties exist, writes Kaustubh Pandey.