Man Utd ‘front-foot ballsy football’ could win them title no. 21
Manchester United lost against Arsenal and now Sunday v Fulham is absolutely massive. Can they be Premier League title contenders?
Manchester United lost against Arsenal and now Sunday v Fulham is absolutely massive. Can they be Premier League title contenders?
There’s been a record spend in the Premier League this summer, but have you been paying attention to the transfers in Europe?
It’s still all about Alexander Isak and there have been ‘bombshells’ aplenty after words from both Arne Slot and Eddie Howe.
Should Liverpool really be spending all that money on Alexander Isak? Do they need him? Does he break their transfer policy?
Rodrygo would be quite the coup for Man City, Liverpool or whoever gets him this summer, but the vast majority of players swapping Real Madrid for the Premier League have ...
When Eberechi Eze completes his now-inevitable move to Arsenal, Morgan Rogers will be the last man standing.
There’s a top-of-the-table Premier League clash to enjoy at the earliest possible opportunity, while the Bundesliga’s brave new broadcasting era has us briefly intrigued.
When Alexander Isak is trending and you’re not based in Liverpool or Newcastle, just make up some nonsense…
We’re trying to avoid Alexander Isak in this Mailbox so we start with Eberechi Eze and see where we go from there…
We have a PFA Team of the Year XI made up of players who have been included at least five times in the Premier League era.
Eberechi Eze will remain loved by the vast majority of Crystal Palace fans; he did things very differently to Alexander Isak.
Arsenal have beaten Tottenham to Eberechi Eze, but a move billed as a hijacking had actually been made long before Spurs struck a deal for the playmaker.
Rather than Man Utd and Chelsea meeting in the middle on Garnacho to leave them both £10m unhappy, we propose £20m-worth of ‘Pr*ck Protection’.
Arsenal fans are understandably giddy after hijacking the hijack of their bitter rivals to sign a wonderful footballer in Eze, but why did they need Havertz to get injured?
Suggesting that Newcastle are the wronged party in the Alexander Isak affair has Liverpool fans feeling aggrieved to be portrayed as the villains…
Alexander Isak has behaved pretty ‘pathetically’ according to pretty much everybody but Liverpool fans.
Curse you Liverpool and curse you Alexander Isak for making us feel sorry for Newcastle United. They have done nothing wrong in this.
Newcastle United have apparently behaved appallingly by trying to keep hold of their best player; just give in to Liverpool, guys.
According to reports, Liverpool have ‘approved’ a ‘£165m double deal’ as they look to close the signings of Alexander Isak and another top target.
Cole Palmer has gone 17 games without a open play goal in the Premier League but rather than a dip in form, is this the new normal?
Some say kneejerk, we say pragmatic. Here are seven Premier League transfers we reckon need sorting before the window slams shut.
The goalless draw between under-strength pair Newcastle and Aston Villa captured the frustration bubbling away at both clubs. Do they have a point?
The message to Arsenal supporters is clear: ‘if you want to slap yourself to a frothy lather’ over being ‘out-played’ by Manchester United then go for it.
Graham Potter is doomed at West Ham, much like Scott Parker and Burnley. But Sunderland and Leeds are staying up and the Big Six is officially back, baby.
Will Newcastle face a ‘transfer backlash’ over Alexander Isak? Big players just ‘want assurances’ they can go when the time is right – like a release clause.
‘It feels like Arsenal more than any team in the league is going to drive headlines, agendas and narratives more than ever this season,’ says one supporter.
Arsenal fans are out in force to defence their club and their new ‘Viking clogger’, but there are also views on Bournemouth, Brentford, Spurs and more.
Sunderland and Manchester City could not have planned better starts, while a Liverpool hero stepped up. And West Ham should “panic about its managers”.
Arsenal won at Manchester United and there were ’emotional reactions’ all over the shop, not most from Declan Rice.
Ruben Amorim is already in a battle to keep his job at Manchester United; they cannot finish outside the top six.