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Kenny Jackett the right choice as Wolves seek restoration
Alex Richards on the man hoping to turn things around at Molineux.
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If ‘Arry met the FAI: A look at life after Trap
Ciaran Kelly ponders what comes next for the Republic of Ireland when Giovanni Trapattoni’s tenure comes to an end.
Is either East-Lancashire side brave enough to appoint Coyle?
Joe Cawley looks at Owen Coyle, now without a job after being given the boot by Bolton Wanderers.
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.
45 Years of Hurt: What does England’s future hold?
Ciaran Kelly breaks down the England national side and looks ahead to what could be a bright future for ‘them across the water’.
2011-2020: The Republic of Ireland’s defining decade
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at an important decade ahead for Irish international football.
Can’t Stop The Trot
In one of the many surprises seen in the Premier League so far this season, Bolton Wanderers are hot on the heels of the big guns, and Neil Sherwin looks at the effect Owen Coyle has had on the club.
Season Preview: Bolton Wanderers
This will be Owen Coyle’s first full season at Bolton after taking over from the sacked Gary Megson midway through last season. After a brief bedding in period where form didn’t pick up after the much unloved Megson reign, Coyle has lifted the Trotters but it remains to be seen whether that can spill over […]
This weekend’s Premier League Preview
The weekly preview returns this week with a mouth watering clash between arch rivals Arsenal and Manchester Utd, Chelsea who travel to Turf Moor and the KC Stadium, and Liverpool who will try to continue their recent improvement in form against Bolton. Arsenal returned to the summit of the Premier League for a brief period […]
The Youth of Graham Alexander
1991. Arsenal are crowned champions of England; John Major was the Prime Minister; Federico Macheda was born; and Graham Alexander made his football league debut. Since then, via Scunthorpe, Luton and Preston, Burnley’s Mr. Dependable has at last reached his destination. The Premier League. At 38 years old Alexander, known to his team mates as […]