Four Arsenal players in need of an upgrade (because we couldn’t think of five)
All of these picks are debatable, and we’re sure anger-inducing in some cases. But in an ideal world, Ben White isn’t Arsenal’s right-back.
All of these picks are debatable, and we’re sure anger-inducing in some cases. But in an ideal world, Ben White isn’t Arsenal’s right-back.
Midfielders and right-backs are set to be in high demand as next week’s deadline creeps closer. Some of the big boys might hold fire until the summer; some of the ...
Brighton want a record-equalling fee for Moises Caicedo and Everton are after half that to sell Amadou Onana, with Arsenal and Chelsea interested in both.
This could easily be ten, meaning Thomas Partey is among the very good players who haven’t made the cut. There’s three summer arrivals though.
As is the case with peanut butter, I can’t put into words my intense disliking of the Arsenal manager. I like peanuts, I like butter, I love spreading things on ...
There was an inevitability about Frank Lampard getting sacked by Everton, but his future direction is not quite so clear.
Oleksandr Zinchenko and Gabriel Jesus were plucked from the unlimited pockets of Man City but Arsenal know champions tend to keep their best and brightest.
The matter of illegal streaming is inevitably tied to the future of football broadcasting, but the matter is more complex than just ‘making it cheaper’.
Ten Hag’s process is very much underway at Old Trafford, but there’s plenty of rebuilding still to do. This lot need an upgrade.
Three of Ten Hag’s summer signings feature in this five he can build around at Man Utd, including one who’s yet to truly prove his worth.
The League Cup may have become the runt of English football’s prize litter, but for the first time in a decade, the Carabao would be truly cherished by any of ...
This was by no means a vintage Spurs performance, but they got the win they desperately needed and Harry Kane took another step towards becoming a record-breaker.
Everton are showing a little too much generosity to those around them on their way to the Championship. Nayef Aguerd and Unai Emery are leading revivals.
Mauricio Pochettino is obviously going to return to Spurs one day, isn’t he? Might as well be now. He and the club need closure.
As fans, we like to think we’re important, but in the Premier League, we’re not and protests are ultimately worthless. At Everton and beyond.
Arsenal may have enjoyed a huge victory over Man Utd but two of their players didn’t cover themselves in glory. The worst XI also features a Wolves quartet and an ...