Graham Potter is on the brink at Chelsea but he would not be the first Premier League manager to have completely f**ked their biggest chance. Hello, Man Utd.
Liverpool are crap, so before they spoil it and go on a run for the top four, here they are in a list of other teams that were great until ...
The January transfer window closed long ago but some Premier League players have assumed the ‘like a new signing’ mantle, with a Man Utd outcast among them.
From Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to Danny Rose; here are the top ten Premier League players who went from brilliant to rubbish pretty quickly.
Some potential punishments are needed for Man City and Guardiola. Bringing back Elano, loaning out Haaland and returning their Carabao ought to teach them.
The 2023 January transfer deadline day actually promises to be a phenomenal one, with Spurs, Arsenal, Chelsea, Nottingham Forest and more all scrambling.
Villa are maximising the pull of Gerrard but these clubs went even further to show off their winter ambition.
It will take something special to break into this top ten of the worst Premier League signings ever made in the January transfer window. Oh Arsenal/Man Utd.
Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus were plucked from the unlimited pockets of Man City but Arsenal know champions tend to keep their best and brightest.
We’ve ranked ten players by their chances of being the next big-money Premier League buy. They might not all go to Chelsea.
These ten players were signed for a combined £108.6m in the summer but could be moved on at the first opportunity this January. Chelsea must be stopped.
When we say ‘all-time’, we mean since 2004. We have a who’s who of the best minutes-per-goal strikers in the Championship.
Kylian Mbappe led the 2022 top goalscorers list by six goals from the old man at Barcelona. But he could not win France the World Cup, the daft fraud.
With Casemiro inspiring Man Utd and Thiago Silva enjoying a similarly bright Indian summer, the greatest post-30 Premier League players are under threat.
Cody Gakpo could impact this top ten when he moves to Liverpool to play alongside Virgil van Dijk. The Netherlands centre-back is high on our list – but not top. ...
We had Thomas Tuchel second last year, so who have we doomed with a high showing in 2022’s top 10 Premier League bosses?
The Premier League returns soon after taking a back seat to the World Cup. Where were we? No idea whatsoever. Arsenal are top but that’s not the half of it.
England will go again at Euro 2024 but the squad could do with a refresh in those 18 months, starting with an Arsenal back-up whose fortunes have turned.
If England are still in the World Cup by Sunday morning, there’s going to be a new entry near the top of this list.
Jude Bellingham has established himself as one of the best teenagers in World Cup history, but it will take something remarkable to catch this top three.
Matt Le Tissier won 10 fewer England caps than Carlton Palmer. Man Utd’s double winning captain didn’t win any. James Maddison wants to avoid this list.
Some World Cup records have been reinforced by modern changes, while others were ludicrously unreachable from the very moment they were set.
Gareth Southgate is deliberating over his England team to face Wales on Tuesday, but he has nobody in his squad on this list. Yet.
One-off upsets only, featuring only one FA Cup giant-killing – probably not that one – and four World Cup matches. Should Saudi shocking Argentina make the list?
Jude Bellingham has already shop windowed himself. But the World Cup has more players hoping to increase their transfer standing this week.
A Tottenham defender and a couple of Man Utd stars look good bets to crash this list in the not-too-distant future. For now, here are the top 10 Argentineans…
Spurs are reported to be looking to replace the Premier League’s second-best keeper with either the third or fourth-best, or perhaps another who didn’t make our top 10…
Steven Gerrard to Unai Emery is a massive managerial upgrade for Aston Villa. Spurs have done it a couple of times but Roy Hodgson is king.
Some Premier League captains have a greater impact off the pitch than they do on it. Liverpool are clearly better when theirs doesn’t play.
We listed the 10 best teams who did win manage to win the Premier League last week, so here are the 10 best who didn’t.
Roberto Firmino has not been this important to Liverpool for an eternity, while an Arsenal duo are already better than they were last season.
There is a sneaking suspicion that Erling Haaland might just have got the hang of Our League. A few others made it look easy straight away.
In the modern day it is weird for a player not to be eligible to represent about 15 different countries. England must be wary over these ten.