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What and who are West Ham United?
Alex Jackson takes a look at the lack of atmosphere at West Ham’s London Stadium and the potential issues that lay at its core.
Tag: Premier League
Will the real Paul Pogba please stand up?
Philip Flanagan discusses Paul Pogba’s role and impact at Manchester United during the club’s resurgence under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
If Tottenham Hotspur can’t match Pochettino’s ambition then someone else will
With another title challenge falling away and unable to compete financially with league rivals, Phillip Flanagan ponders if Mauricio Pochettino’s future lies any from Tottenham.
Three reasons why Spurs should push for an Eriksen swap deal for Coutinho
Could a summer swap involving Tottenham Hotspur’s Christian Eriksen and Philippe Coutinho of Barcelona be a great deal for all parties?
Dortmund demolition sets Tottenham up for a strong end to the season
A resounding win over Borussia Dortmund might just give Tottenham Hotspur the lift they need ahead of some big games both domestically and in Europe.
Potential big players in the Premier League title race
There will likely be more twists and turns in the race between Liverpool and Manchester City for the Premier League title.
Cup competitions provide Chelsea and Sarri with respite opportunities
Chelsea need to pick themselves up from a hammering by Manchester City, and they can do so with cup success in the coming weeks.
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.
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.