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Leicester City provided the biggest upset in Premier League history when they won the title last season, but they won’t be amongst the contenders this term, writes Moha Albanna.
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Is our desire for more competition and excitement driving footballers to risk their health through doping, asks Alan Moore.
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Graeme Wallace examines the flaws that have dominated David Moyes’ much heralded yet deeply inconsistent managerial career.
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West Ham are adjusting to a new life in a new stadium, but dreams of competing at the highest level should be tempered with a dose of reality, writes Charles Pulling.
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Pep Guardiola will have to make do without Sergio Aguero for this weekend’s Manchester Derby against United and there a number of possible alternatives.
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Stefan Reyners ponders the future for Arsenal and puts forward the case for Eddie Howe to succeed Arsene Wenger in the hot seat.
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Liverpool have jettisoned four strikers in this transfer window, will Jürgen Klopp’s ‘less is more’ policy harm their chances this season?
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After a disappointing year, there were doubts about Raheem Sterling’s ability to bounce back but under new manger Pep Guardiola he has done just that.
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John Kent takes look at transition in the world of football, and how clubs like Southampton and Sevilla have achieved continued success.
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The 206/17 Premier League gets underway this weekend, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most competitive campaigns for a long time.
