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Can Solskjaer do a Di Matteo? Probably not
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has hit the ground running at Manchester United but will find it hard to emulate Roberto Do Matteo’s success at Chelsea.
Tag: Premier League
Woodward a convenient scapegoat for cowardly pundits
Paul Cantwell discusses the sacking of Jose Mourinho and how the media’s focus on Manchester United Chief Executive Officer Ed Woodward is misguided.
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.
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.
Globalisation and the changing face of football fandom
Takudzwa Chikonzo believes that as football continues to scale the global landscape through its increasing accessibility, the definition of what it means to be a true football supporter has changed.
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.
Manchester United and the underappreciated Fellaini role
As Manchester United struggle to keep chase with the leaders in the Premier League, Aidan Boland defends one of the club’s much maligned figures.
Cardiff City – Doomed before a ball had been kicked
Felix Tasker discusses Cardiff City’s latest foray into the top flight of English football as the Bluebirds sit second bottom after their first six games.