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Daniel Sturridge: Chelsea’s Future Number Nine
Ciaran Kelly takes a look at Chelsea young gun Daniel Sturridge whose progress could be crucial to the Enlish national team.
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Season Preview: Chelsea
Ciaran Kelly previews Chelsea with serious in depth analysis of Andre Villas-Boas’ first season in charge at Stamford Bridge.
Villas-Boas Must Put His Imprint On Chelsea Attack
As Andrea Villas-Boas sifts through his Chelsea squad over the next few, Andrew McCarten believes that there is one are in particular needing more focus than others.
André Villas-Boas’ Appointment: Déjà Vu or Dawning of a New Era?
With André Villas-Boas rumoured to be on the verge of taking over at Chelsea, Ciaran Kelly looks at whether the young manager can establish his own identity or will forever be labelled the ‘New Mourinho’.
2011/2012: Arsène Wenger’s Defining Season
After another trophyless season at the Emirates, this summer and the 2011/12 campaign will define Arsene Wenger’s tenure at the club writes Ciaran Kelly.
Joe Cole – The Forgotten Genius
Ciaran Kelly discusses the lost genius of Joe Cole who, after battling a series of injuries and tough competition at Chelsea, has an uncertain future after a poor season at Liverpool.
West Ham United – Where Do They Go From Here?
After their relegation to the Championship, Ciaran Kelly discusses the situation at West Ham under the control of Gold and Sullivan, and what could be done to regain Premier League status once again.
Arsene Wenger’s best signings at Arsenal
Our latest contribution is from Fantasy football blogger Chris Glover, who takes a break from his fantasy write-ups to list Arsene Wenger’s ten greatest signings since taking over at Highbury in 1996. Only one other manager has experienced more years in the Premier League than Wenger, but no boss has introduced the phenomenal quality of talent to the league from abroad.
Racism still threatens the Rainbow Nation’s triumph
In the latest of a shamefully sporadic series of opinion posts, Gav Reilly examines how racism in football is now a shamefully First World problem.