On Wednesday this week, decorated German manager Thomas Tuchel was officially announced as the new England manager, following Gareth Southgate's departure last summer. The appointment of a foreign manager to this job has prompted mixed feedback. Some will say that an Englishman needs to be the England manager
On Monday, the verdict of Manchester City and the Premier League's legal dispute of Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules was released. Both parties claimed resounding victories and their PR machines were in full swing to try and garner the support of football fans who may not have been
After becoming the first ever player to score 4 goals in the first half of a Premier League game, Cole Palmer once again stole headlines after an enigmatic performance for Chelsea against Brighton last weekend. This performance prompted comparisons to Arsenal great Dennis Bergkamp and this begs the question, is
Everton fans will have been relieved to hear that their club is on the verge of a takeover at the start of this week. American investment firm, The Friedkin Group (TFG), have agreed a deal worth more than £400 million with Everton's majority stakeholder, Farhad Moshiri, to take
The new Champions League format started this week and the news off the pitch has been focused on the football calendar and the sheer amount of games the modern footballer has to play these days. Players such as Rodri and Jules Koundé came out in their pre-match press conferences, slamming
After spending big in the summer, Manchester United fans would have gone into the new Premier League season with cautious optimism. However, after 3 defeats in 3 games, the questions about Erik Ten Hag's job have reappeared again. The manner of the defeat against arch-rivals Liverpool was particularly
After a football-free summer, Erling Haaland has once again taken the Premier League by storm. Having scored 7 goals in 3 games, it is clear to see that the Norwegian striker is refreshed and looking deadlier than ever. He doesn't even need to be that involved in games
This summer has been a slow one in terms of transfers in and out at Premier League clubs. One reason for this could be the international tournaments played this summer, pushing back the timelines of deals. Another reason is that clubs are wary of their PSR statuses and are on
After a 22 year exile, Ipswich Town have returned to the Premier League! This follows back-to-back promotions from League One and has coincided with new ownership at the club and the recruitment of Kieran McKenna as manager. Now, The Tractor Boys will be hoping they can go one further by
This summer has been jam-packed with sport, ranging from international football tournaments to the Olympic Games. And now, the Premier League makes its return on Friday! Fans can look forward to another season of ups and downs. Who will emerge as the heroes and villains this season? Who will win
For the past 2 seasons, Arsenal have fallen at the final hurdle in the Premier League title race with Manchester City beating them to the Premier League trophy. With the 2024/25 season possibly being Pep Guardiola's final season in charge at City, there could be a possible
INEOS's minority acquisition of Manchester United was ratified in February this year and they so far have done a decent job of running England's biggest football club. To be fair, it couldn't have been that hard to run the football club better than the