Manchester United revel in rare afternoon of calm against a wilting West Ham
It wasn’t as exciting as the Wolves chaos, but Manchester United’s atypically routine win over West Ham at Old Trafford might be all the better for that.
It wasn’t as exciting as the Wolves chaos, but Manchester United’s atypically routine win over West Ham at Old Trafford might be all the better for that.
Ten managers have been replaced after more than 2000 Premier League days in charge of a single club. History says Liverpool have a job on.
Jurgen Klopp has run out of energy at Liverpool. Which of the other 19 Premier League managers looks most susceptible to the same fate?
Manchester United need the FA Cup to place a tinfoil fig leaf of respectability on a wretched season, but nearly made a horrible mess of it at Newport.
Fair to say this pleasingly routine FA Cup win over Norwich won’t go down as the biggest news to emerge from Liverpool this week.
Heavens actually help us, but This Means More might actually have been right all along. Not in the way Liverpool meant it, obviously.
Basically impossible to name the top 10 Premier League managers of all time, isn’t it? No 1) was easy but then…
This January is a write-off. We’re already trying to pass the time by guessing which Premier League players might clear off to Saudi Arabia in the summer.
There is now a very real opportunity for Bayer Leverkusen, Bayern Munich and Harry Kane to combine and produce perhaps the funniest thing ever.
We’re into the last 10 days of the January transfer window and very little has happened. This little lot need a transfer.
A lot of the winners nevertheless get a kicking in a slightly more bitesize Winners and Losers than usual after a weekend featuring terrible 5-0 wins and a baffing redemption ...
Liverpool have spent all season coping expertly with setbacks, so it should really come as little suprise to see them barely miss Mo Salah and TAA.
A month ago, we had Newcastle above Manchester City in the Premier League mood rankings. We no longer have Newcastle above Manchester City.
Jose Mourinho is not the right coach for a modern football club, but he is exactly the man to whinge his way through their failed world domination.
Richarlison scored two goals in his first 39 Premier League appearances for Spurs – and one of those a tragicomic late equaliser at Liverpool followed by an even later…
Manchester City have let some handy players slip through their fingers. Doesn’t really matter to City, but it can be enormously helpful for everyone else.
A great slice of Barclays at St James’ Park ends with Newcastle not the only ones feeling deflated by the sight of Kevin De Bruyne at his brilliant best.
Possible the sheer lack of anything else happening has sent us doolally already, but we’ve thoroughly enjoyed Spurs’ pursuit and signing of Radu Dragusin.
This is not his best Liverpool side, but it might well be the one of which Jurgen Klopp personally can be most proud.
Two months, two sackings and approximately four million Premier League games since the last update, we revisit the manager rankings.
Nothing about Chelsea suggests ‘Aha, yes, there’s a Pochettino team doing its thing’. Does he make any difference whatsoever?
Very easy to laugh at Chelsea flop Timo Werner heading to Spurs – fun too – but banter be damned, we actually think this might be quite a clever move.
What a dreary, pitiful waste of time and dignity this has been. The speed with which Henderson has grown disillusioned with his altruistic Saudi endeavour is as grim as it ...
The good news for Spurs fans is they’ve historically done very well out of former Chelsea strikers. The bad news is that ‘historically’ is very much key.
One win in seven now for Arsenal, who wasted chance after chance before eventually falling to a pair of Liverpool sucker-punches in an FA Cup cracker.
Manchester City beating Huddersfield means little – but Kevin De Bruyne providing an assist for fellow returnee Jeremy Doku could mean everything.
Mikel Arteta and Jurgen Klopp are the biggest and most [redacted] pair of [redacted] in a [redacted] crowded field of [redacted]. But one is worse.
Surprising lack of football clubs beginning with P, but there’s penalty and post, which play a bloody big part in the football.
Mo Salah has become the 11th man to score 150 Premier League goals. Here’s a rundown of the full list.
A New Year’s Day nonsense at Anfield saw Liverpool extend their lead at the top of the Premier League and break xG records.