Premier League Week 7 – An Analysis Another week passes in the Premier League and things remain as clear as mud at the top of the table and not an awful lot better down at the bottom. Admittedly Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal could all stake a solid claim that they’ll finish in the top for at the end of the season, but what are West Ham doing in there? And how are Everton, Spurs, Crystal Palace and Leicester…
A Weekend In Review Another Premier League weekend has come and gone and there have been one or two developments in the league itself. Manchester City finally conceded a goal and, in doing so, lost their first game of the season; Diego Costa proved beyond any reasonable doubt that he’s the snidiest of snides; and the pressure on Brendan Rodgers has gone up even further. We take a look at all of the major talking points and explore the things…
The Weekend In Review Losses for Liverpool and Chelsea, the Manchester City machine rumbling on and their dominance being under threat from Leicester City: it’s just another weekend in the Premier League. Here we’re having a look at the major stories from the weekend and what it all means moving forward. Read it all or just go straight to the story that interests you the most, it’s entirely up to you. But get involved in the comments, tweet us or…
There was an interesting tweet sent out by the official BBC Press Office Twitter account today: .@BBCOne goes behind the scenes with England’s greatest goalscorer @WayneRooney in 60-min film http://t.co/fmwb0aAIiP pic.twitter.com/Zg4NafrmE3 — BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) September 9, 2015 The BBC’s decision to refer to Rooney as the “greatest” goal scorer was an interesting one, especially when you consider that Gary Linker is the host of the show and would arguably have a better claim to the title than the…
Arsenal Poor Arsene Wenger. Despite announcing to the world that he would have his mobile phone turned on for the duration of Transfer Deadline Day the Arsenal manager must have been using it to play Angry Birds, because he certainly didn’t make any signings. Last summer Arsenal wined and dined Alexis Sanchez in order to persuade him to spurn Liverpool and move to the country’s capital. It worked, Sanchez signed for the Gunners and was arguably one of the best…