Erling Haaland’s absurd 100th PL goal almost lost in even more absurd Man City win at Fulham
Erling Haaland’s record-breaking entry into the 100 Club quickly felt like ancient history as Man City almost self-destructed against Fulham.
Erling Haaland’s record-breaking entry into the 100 Club quickly felt like ancient history as Man City almost self-destructed against Fulham.
Newcastle United appear to have cocked up with another transfer as they have ‘agreed’ to offload a ‘complete package’ for a cut-price fee…
Tottenham Hotspur have been gift-wrapped a perfect £27m transfer after a Manchester City mistake, with a ‘green light’ given for a January deal…
Rodrygo for £90m? Arsenal, Liverpool, Spurs and others will laugh at Real Madrid before the attacker is sold for a cut-price fee next year…
Arne Slot *finally* got it right against West Ham, but his job is ‘still on the line’ and he must not perform a U-turn on Mo Salah against Sunderland.
Man Utd could now land a midfielder they regret being the alternative rather than the top target in the summer of 2024.
Is this a “big, big few weeks” for the Manchester United star? The last two games suggests it will be more of the same.
Gravenberch has managed to avoid criticism this season but Carragher and an ‘expected’ £53m bid for a replacement have combined to expose his downturn.
We smell bulls*t as Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has been accused of “breaking” two “promises” to £126m summer signing Florian Wirtz…
Manchester United have no chance of signing Elliot Anderson for a cut-price fee, while Manchester City’s hijack is another blow for Ruben Amorim…
Fans always think their ‘system’ has finally clicked when in reality they’re just playing West Ham. But also Joe Gomez is the truth for Liverpool.
Jordan Henderson really did make an absolute hash of his Liverpool exit, but two years and some atrocious career moves later he is back and relevant again.
Moises Caicedo’s red card overshadowed his midfield showdown with Declan Rice and ultimately cost Chelsea victory over Arsenal.
West Ham proved the very ideal opponents for struggling Liverpool – and their big-money buys – to enjoy a nice easy afternoon for once.
Safe, boring football, set-piece goals and solid defending, you say? Are Ruben Amorim’s Man Utd the new Arsenal?
Ruben Amorim has sent a message to the Man Utd bosses after dropping an ‘anxiety’-ridden star vs Crystal Palace following a social media put-down.
Thomas Frank picking a fight and wasting his time on those who are not ‘true Tottenham fans’ in the aftermath of the Fulham defeat was certainly a choice.
Newcastle had not won away in the Premier League for almost eight months, but a couple of players nobody else wanted at that price helped them figure it out.
Manchester City are using their women’s stadium to power an academy which has already developed Foden, O’Reilly and Lewis, with sustainability at the core.
Strasbourg are, by design, a deeply curious football team. But their 2-1 Conference League victory over Crystal Palace showed they’re also a very good one.
Nottingham Forest are back under Sean Dyche after Ange Postecoglou made the current head coach’s job easier, but they were never “broken”…
Unai Emery’s actions told the real story as Aston Villa star Harvey Elliott was ignored again as the Premier League side beat Young Boys on Thursday night.
With racism in football refusing to f*** all the way off, we want to hear your views and your experiences on one of the thorniest issues in the game…
Van Dijk and Konate were a joke, one of their teammates put in a ‘criminal’ display and Arne Slot isn’t long for Liverpool.
Only Spurs could leave you genuinely wondering if you should actually be encouraged by what you’ve seen after suffering a 5-3 defeat. Nobody else like them.
Arsenal swatted Bayern Munich aside at the Emirates to confirm their status as the very best team in Europe. Mikel Arteta might just be the very best manager.
“It all starts with the basics,” Virgil van Dijk wrote in his Liverpool programme notes before flouting the most basic of basics in hilarious and pathetic fashion.
The stress of the Liverpool downturn has engendered an atmosphere of extreme foolishness in the Anfield halls of power. Ange Postecoglou? Wow.
Liverpool fans reacting to news of a £25m bid for Marc Guehi with anything other than relief shows football has jumped the shark.
Newcastle briefly silenced the Velodrome, but their away-day fragility returned with a vengeance in a calamitous second half against Marseille.
Estevao announced himself on the world stage against Lamine Yamal and Chelsea underlined their Champions League credentials by dismantling Barcelona.
Man City may have rotated against Bayer Leverkusen, but a £435m back-up XI leaves Pep Guardiola with no excuses after a poor Champions League defeat.
Thomas Frank is learning quickly that focusing on eliminating risk can in its own way be the biggest risk of all. Especially at Spurs.