Arsenal, Burnley and Luton may all welcome new club-record signings soon. No current top-flight side made their most expensive buy longer ago than Man Utd.
Jesse Lingard lost another year at Nottingham Forest and he’s running out of time. The ex-England forward needs to decide where he wants to go before choosing his next turn…
With the Premier League season over it’s time for one last exhaustive and exhausting run down of every poor sod who took charge in Our League this season.
With Brighton at the top and Chelsea at the bottom, the F365 Expectations Table proves that money doesn’t necessarily buy happiness in the Premier League.
Pep Guardiola dominated, about 10 managers overachieved, Brighton and Brentford were brilliant and even Arsenal bottled their way to stunning progress.
A ridiculous £63m Man City striker is the star player of this 2022/23 bargain Premier League XI, which also features former Arsenal and Tottenham flops…
Spurs and Leeds should be admired for their refusal to learn lessons, while Manchester City have broken Arsenal and Brentford and Brighton are brilliant.
Martin Odegaard takes the armband for the Premier League weekend’s worst XI, leading a Tottenham trio, two from Bournemouth, and one of Chelsea’s centre-backs…
Manchester City are the champions and Nottingham Forest have survived relegation. This wasn’t the result Arsenal wanted from their trip to The City Ground.
It could be a crowning weekend for Manchester City, but Arsenal’s trip to Forest is still the one to watch, with ramifications at the top and bottom of the table…
For Dean Henderson, Sepp van den Berg, Djed Spence, it wasn’t supposed to go like this. Here are 20 loan players almost certain to be returned to sender…
Man Utd and Wolves have seen their £30million signings thrive away from their parent clubs, while Arsenal and Everton have decisions to make over loanees they sent abroad…
Southampton get both barrels for surrendering to the Championship, with Spurs so desperate to look like the wisest people in the room they fail to see their idiocy.
Pochettino had at least eight contract offers, three from Premier League sides, before opting to become the new boss at Chelsea, where ‘everything fits’.
Brennan Johnson could be the difference between survival and relegation for Nottingham Forest, who know that keeping him is more beneficial than selling up.