Manchester United make hard work of putting in the hard work, but Amorim nails it this time
Not a single bit of that Manchester United win over Newcastle made any sense, especially the in-game management of Ruben Amorim. Yet he absolutely nailed it.
Not a single bit of that Manchester United win over Newcastle made any sense, especially the in-game management of Ruben Amorim. Yet he absolutely nailed it.
It’s not another symbol of Broken Britain but it is sad that there will be only one Premier League game on Boxing Day.
Alexander Isak has *finally* broken his silence on his injury four days ago, but Liverpool need not worry because a perfect replacement has been identified.
There is anger at the notion that Alexander Isak’s leg break was karma and not a lot else in the pre-Christmas Mailbox.
Man Utd often don’t even bother with the January transfer window, perhaps scalded by their worst signing of the post-Fergie era. But it also prompted their very best…
Liverpool’s frustration at Alexander Isak’s injury is obvious and understandable, but there is no villain in this story and no justice to be served.
Forget the league table, it’s all about the Premier League net spend table. And Chelsea have been unseated at last…
Liverpool reportedly have an agreement with Marc Guehi but waiting for the Crystal Palace player could have costly ramifications.
We certainly didn’t expect everything that football has thrown at us in 2025, but there has been enough entirely predictable stuff to keep us sane.
The Sun bring us the exclusive news that an injured player has a limp, while Antoine Semenyo may have made his decision already.
Alexander Isak’s injury means Arne Slot now has just one recognised striker and could opt to dip into the transfer market in January.
Including Arsenal’s summer of intent, Spurs managing themselves to Europa glory, Liverpool stumbling to their best signing, and Man Utd binning a bomb squad…
Alexander Isak’s injury has prompted mirth from one Mailboxer, while we have some Aston Villa gloating. And they deserve it.
So that’s 2025 almost done. A lot of things we expected to happen went and happened. But we’re not magic. We didn’t see everything coming.
Cristian Romero is a liability as Spurs captain and Manuel Ugarte is a historically bad problem for Manchester United. But at least Morgan Rogers is good.
Bournemouth want to become “not a stepping stone but a destination” for the best talents in the world. It is naive nonsense underlined by Antoine Semenyo.
At this festive time of giving, there are a handful of Premier League players who’ve just received a chance they might not have been expecting.
Kobbie Mainoo did not even play for Manchester United but that does not matter as a new ‘verdict’ drops just as Morgan Rogers is deified.
The bar for atrocious West Ham defending against Manchester City was set remarkably high by Roger Johnson but Max Kilman likes a challenge, so to speak.
Dean Henderson slips further down a ranking he topped not long ago, while Sunderland’s stopper returns once more to the summit…
With Viktor Gyokeres continuing to struggle for Arsenal, he is among a sextet of Big Six starters doomed for a prolonged snub and/or exit in 2026…
Morgan Rogers is rated as the 33rd best player in the Premier League this season, so he won’t get near this XI.
Manchester United lost to Aston Villa but fans are actually happy; the margins are now fine rather than gaping chasms.
The Mailbox insists Arsenal have become ‘terrible to watch, attritional and boring’ under Mikel Arteta this season despite being top of the Premier League.
Three excellent centre-backs – well two very fine and one woefully out-of-form – are approaching free-agency, with Liverpool keen on at least two of them…
There are three England linchpins in a top four headed by a Real Madrid star, while Arsenal, Man City and Man Utd all have talking to do…
Mikel Arteta must be thrilled that his Arsenal players can time their shows of ‘unprofessionalism’ but also solidarity with struggling teammates so well.
Three teams have been picked for more Premier League TV games than Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea this season. Manchester United, obviously, but also…
Spurs and Liverpool need to stop playing out games in which the team reduced to nine men should have probably won. Richarlison made sense of the chaos.
Erling Haaland has been a Premier League player for barely three seasons but has already outscored a legion of legends and is firing Norway to the World Cup.