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Free agents that could be coming to a club near you
Harry Trend looks at some of the players who are available on a free transfer this summer and might be worth a punt for clubs in need.
Tag: Transfers
Austin represents value on offer in January window
Cormac O’Shea believes that Southampton have gotten themselves a January bargain in the form of Charlie Austin.
Brendan Rodgers – the Moneyball scapegoat
Thomas Wyer explains why Brendan Rodgers is a scapegoat for the deficiencies of ‘Moneyball’, a transfer policy whose flaws extend well outside of Merseyside.
What English clubs can learn from the transfer mastery of Shakhtar, Lyon and Porto
Thomas Wyer analyses why Shakhtar Donetsk, Olympique Lyonnais and FC Porto succeed in the transfer market, and what other clubs can do to emulate them.
It’s been a good run, but Arsene Wenger must go
An analysis of why Arsene Wenger is no longer the man to take Arsenal forwards.
Foreign players aren’t killing English talent – they’re doing that by themselves
English players are harming themselves, as shown by their naivety in this transfer window, and how this impacts on the national team, write Thomas Wyer.
Louis van Gaal’s Blind spot at Manchester United
Daley Blind is not a suitable centre back option for Manchester United and Van Gaal’s decision to start him there is baffling, writes Oli Baise.
Watford – Premier League guinea pigs
Oli Baise believes that Watford’s ownership by the Pozzo family makes them a Premier League experiment.
Five signings highlighting the lure of the Premier League
Patrick Mills picks out five of this summer’s Premier League signings that show the appeal of England’s top flight.
Cohesion the key for Arsène Wenger
Whilst other top four challengers load up on big money signings during the transfer window, Arsène Wenger has stuck to his philosophies, writes Patrick Mills.