There is some throwback criticism of Mikel Arteta for leaving his technical area, but also more considered reaction to the Arsenal and Stoke comparisons.
Van Nistelrooy should be on the phone to his Man Utd pals to enquire over these six Red Devils players ahead of the January transfer window.
It’s damn near non-stop Barclays right now, with the midweek round barely finished before we’re straight into the weekend with the Merseyside derby.
It’s not just that Spurs have been terrible since the Man City game – although they have been that – it’s that they have been so *predictably* terrible.
Mikel Arteta’s second and Van Nistelrooy has made the top ten in our ranking of Premier League players turned managers. It’s a rotten list.
Gary O’Neil was pushed closer to the Wolves sack with a shambolic defeat to Everton as Craig Dawson played the part of Tim Sherwood and Tyrone Mings.
Liverpool should be doing everything to keep Mo Salah – they are not dealing with a Mesut Ozil or Eden Hazard, but a world-class player and professional.
Arsenal did not look convincing in attack from open play against Man Utd, which is fine when you can unlock any team in world football from a corner.
Newcastle showed the rest of the Premier League a very obvious route to success against Liverpool, but they don’t have Mohamed Salah.
And there it is. The tentative restoring of normal service. Turns out Man City really are better with Kevin De Bruyne heavily involved. Who knew?
Mohamed Salah is only showing signs of speeding up, not slowing down. The Liverpool legend has been electric in 2024/25. Here are his crazy statistics.
Vini Jr leads the race for the 2025 Ballon d’Or despite Real Madrid’s boycott. He is joined in the top 10 favourites by Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe.
Robbie Savage revels in an added-time winner in the face of more abuse, while busting a few Macclesfield myths and looking forward to Saturday’s big derby…
There have been some worrying losses of form from those who were brilliant in 2023/24; the PFA awards winner is chief among them.
Our favourite stat of all stats is the only one capable of matching Manchester City’s freak this season. Points won from behind are the best.
Brentford have dropped an eye-popping 14 Premier League points from winning positions already, while Liverpool are a flawless 11/11 when leading.
How many of these footballers out of contract in 2025 will be on the move in January when they can talk to foreign clubs?
With Wayne Rooney reportedly ‘two games’ away from being sacked by Plymouth Argyle, here are five potential next moves for the Manchester United legend…
Forget the league table, it’s all about the Premier League net spend table. And Chelsea, Man Utd, Arsenal and Tottenham are ahead of the other 16.
We are now into December, so we have ranked the Christmas schedule of every Premier League team from the easiest to the most difficult
Arsenal broke a trend and Tottenham acted like a serious club for once. Here is every Premier League club’s best transfer decision of 2024.
It is time to look back on the transfer dealings of all 20 Premier League clubs in 2024. Without further ado, here are their biggest mistakes…
The new manager bounce was in full effect as Ruud van Nistelrooy immediately got a tune out of Leicester City, who should have sealed Julen Lopetegui’s fate…
If Sam Morsy and his ‘religious beliefs’ balk at a small show of support for the LGBT community but not advertising gambling, Ipswich should have found another captain.
Ruud van Nistelrooy has a lot to learn from Liverpool manager Arne Slot, while Pep Guardiola should show ‘grace’ like Jurgen Klopp and Sir Alex Ferguson.
Manchester City cutting transfer market costs, Pep Guardiola’s uncertain future, Txiki Begiristain retiring and Cole Palmer leaving is not a good look.
Ruben Amorim could be dealt a harsh dose of reality against Arsenal as we wonder what’s worse than a crisis as Man City welcome Nottingham Forest.
Manchester City are having a terrible time of it, so we’ve decided to be mean about them but also assorted other title winners who came unstuck.
What if Pep Guardiola really is done at Man City? What then? They’ll be wanting a new manager, maybe one of these guys. Probably not Amorim.
Mo Salah has scored more Premier League goals for Liverpool against all but one other Big Six team since the 2010/11 season.
Erling Haaland has edged ahead of Phil Foden in their personal Big Six scoring battle – only two Manchester City players are ahead of the Norwegian now.
Here is the worst player for every Premier League club in 2024/25. We are using WhoScored average match ratings, so please shout at them, not us.
The 2024/25 Premier League season is in full swing and we have some lovely statistics for you. Here are the leading players across 29 metrics.