Premier League • England
We’ve been nice to everyone about their best transfer decision of the year, so it’s time to get back on brand and have a pop at the mistakes. That’s better.
Sometimes it’s nice to be nice, isn’t it? So here’s a pat on the back for every Premier League club over the big decisions they’ve got right this year.
We’ve ranked every Premier League club by the number of England caps their players have earned. Manchester United have over 200 more than any other side…
We have completely subjectively picked the most overrated player from all 20 Premier League clubs. What a way to make yourself hated by every fan base, eh?
Further proof here, if it were needed, of the remarkable job being done by Unai Emery at Aston Villa. And more evidence how sh*t Chelsea have been for the last ...
More than 1600 international caps between this lot, with six centurions and others edging towards 100 featuring among a few big names and some other international stalwarts…
A single cap is enough to be one club’s leader for England caps, while five clubs, including half of the big six, have their own centurions. Man Utd have two ...
England might be about to tie Cole Palmer down but Scotland target Anthony Gordon remains in flux and Jamaica desperately want Mason Greenwood’s “baggage”.
Lisandro Martinez is obviously too small to excel as a centre-half in the Premier League for Manchester United, while Richarlison is the Spurs king.
Former Tottenham Hotspur manager Andre Villas-Boas has revealed that he had “massive arguments” with their board over a failed transfer.
Injury crises, so hot right now. Injury crises. At least a quarter of the actual Premier League is in the grips of one, with Erik ten Hag navigating Manchester United’s ...
Spurs are the new plaything of Sky Sports and TNT Sport so they inevitably top the Premier League TV table, with Liverpool sixth only on goal difference.
According to reports, Liverpool are showing interest in signing Algeria international Rayan Ait-Nouri from Premier League rivals Wolves.
Not one single Premier League manager has been sacked yet and it’s already November. What is going on? At least it means we only have 20 men to rank.
The Mailbox reacts to the notion that Manchester United are actually doing well, while one Arsenal fan highlights what the Gunners are achieving despite their injuries woes and lack of ...
Three of the four youngest teams went down last season so it probably does not pay to be too young. Burnley did not take heed.
There is something undeniable about the form of Virgil van Dijk, Aston Villa at home and… Manchester United? And what a disappointment Roberto De Zerbi is…
Kieran Trippier had a miserable night at Bournemouth, Josko Gvardiol stumbled at Stamford Bridge, and Joao Palhinha had a stinker for Fulham at Aston Villa…
With the Premier League campaign now 12 matches deep, we have some big statistics for you to indulge in. We have the leaders across 17 metrics.
Alisson topped this list last season and has moved into fourth in 2023/24, with Andre Onana not far behind.
Goals are great, but what’s even better than actual goals? Expected goals. And, according to xG, Liverpool and Spurs are mid.
Erling Haaland might have scored 13 Premier League goals this season but xG calculates that he really should have scored 13 goals.
James Maddison remains the runaway creative leader but Man Utd are better represented than you might expect.
Here are the top 10 players owned by their xG through the opening weeks of the Premier League season. Marcus Rashford’s numbers are rotten.
Is anybody going to get sacked at all this season? The pressure has eased on many but Vincent Kompany and Eddie Howe are vulnerable.
We’re 12 games into the Premier League season and this is the XI that has wowed so far.
Bruno Fernandes was the most creative Premier League player of 2022/23 but faces stiff competition from north London and one corner of Newcastle.
Generally speaking the nearer the team is to the top of this list the more fun they are to watch. Liverpool leading from Spurs offers reasonable support for that hypothesis…
Only one Premier League team is yet to drop any points after taking the lead this season. Tottenham have spaffed two leads in a week…
Just as it seemed Tottenham were set to show they know more than one way to win, Spurs’ stand-ins caved in to demonstrate a new way to lose under Ange ...
