Unpredictable PL strikes again

The Premier League, widely regarded as the most exciting league in the world, is reaching all new levels of unpredictability this season.

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Williams may blame pitch but previous errors speak volumes (Video)

Wales captain Ashley Williams was adamant post-match yesterday that though he perhaps should have simply cleared his lines, the pitch at the Gradski Stadium in Osijek was at least partially to blame for the under-hit back pass that resulted in Mario Mandzukic slipping in the crucial opening goal for Croatia

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Leon Britton = Ryan Giggs? (Video)

What might have been for Leon Britton...

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The myth of the “Brendan Rodgers method”

After one of the youngest sides Liverpool have ever put out claimed Brendan Rodgers’ first domestic victory in charge over West Brom as the Reds progressed to the next round of the League, in came the praise again for the so-called Brendan Rodgers philosophy.

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What can Liverpool fans learn from Rodgers' Swansea City? (Video)

As Liverpool fans lick their wounds after the stinging defeat to Manchester United they should take comfort from the plaudits received by Brendan Rodgers' Swansea City last season.

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When is match-fixing not match-fixing?

When is giving a team some money to influence the outcome of a game not match fixing?

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Transfer window: should there be a re-think?

The spectacle that is slowing becoming the transfer window deadline day is beginning to grate on this discerning football fan. Why the big and bright countdown to the final moment akin to the most spectacular of New Year's Eve celebrations? Next year, I almost expect there to be a couple of fireworks going off from the roof Sky Sports headquarters. Social media, too, goes crazy and throws around some ridiculous rumours.

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Opportunity knocks for Danny Graham on the eve of World Cup Qualifiers

In sport, and as in life, opportunity tends to come at the expense of someone else. Whether it be a promotion to that dream job after someone was sacked or a deputy shining in the absence of another

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Praise Swansea, but don’t forget the efforts of Fulham on opening weekend

It’s not very often you can win 5-0 in one of the most competitive league in the world and get almost no recognition of your achievement, but it’s happened to Fulham this Saturday.

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Relegation Battle-Prediction

The relegation battle this year will feature the Premier League new boys and current teams, perhaps with a few surprises in store. This is my prediction for who may face relegation.

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A piece of Danish history

The surname 'Laudrup' is perhaps the most celebrated name in Danish football history. As one Laudrup enters the foray of the Premiership as manager of Swansea City, another Laudrup has just helped make a piece of history in his native land.

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A word of warning regards Rodgers

Despite yesterday’s confident prediction that the Liverpool managerial saga had plenty of twists yet to turn, it would now appear that Brendan Rodgers is bound for the Anfield dugout. Coincidentally, now that that sentence has been written, some manner of misfortune will occur to prevent it from happening. Regardless, we plough on.

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Liverpool's love triangle close to unraveling

Liverpool’s pursuit of a new manager has now reached that stage in the film where the protagonist has been stringing along two different people for a while now, accidentally arranging dinner dates with them both at the SAME time, mixing up the gifts he was meant to send so that the kooky, experimental vegan gets a “1001 things you can do with beef” cookbook and the slightly uptight office worker gets some saucy underwear and other hilarious escapades.

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Gylfi fires again for Buck’s high-flying swans

Another stunning strike from Swansea’s loan star, caps a total of seven league goals for the once forgotten Reading man, this video clip of his latest goal against Blackburn Rovers, where it is yet another reminder of why Europe’s elite are currently chasing his signature. 

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The Lambert revolution

On the 8^th of August 2009, Paul Lambert’s Colchester began their League One campaign with a trip to newly relegated Norwich City. 

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