Messi Could’ve Graced England. Not a Washed-Up Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale’s return to Tottenham Hotspur is an anticlimax for the Premier League after Lionel Messi appeared set to move to England.
James Dudko September 20, 2020
Gareth Bale’s return to Tottenham Hotspur is an anticlimax for the Premier League after Lionel Messi appeared set to move to England.
As news that Amazon Prime now outpaces Netflix growth in the UK surfaces, there’s one key reason for the success of the streaming giant.
Manchester City may plan to appeal their two-year European football ban, but this whole epsisode exposes the arrogance of the club.
When former Arsenal player Lee Dixon claimed Chris Wilder deserves Manager of the Year over Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool fans lost their minds.
Liverpool must not resign Philippe Coutinho this summer. Club has moved on. Player has dramatically regressed.
Paul Pogba has once again claimed he wants to leave Old Trafford. United fans should be glad to see him go and hope he actually goes this time.
A 2-0 Tottenham win against Manchester City against the odds has thrust Jose Mourinho and his side back into Champions League contention.
After slating City fans for not turning up to their FA Cup game against Fulham, Pep Guardiola has backtracked. And rightfully so.
Manchester United fans are set to welcome Bruno Fernandes to the club. Their over-the-top reaction with #BrunoDay is a bit much though.
There’s a chance that lionel Messi could leave Barcelona next season. He isn’t going to Liverpool though, despite what we’re hearing.
A group of around 20 people attacked Woodward’s $2.6 million Cheshire mansion on Tuesday night. Luckily, Woodward, his wife, and two children were not at home when the attack took place.
Manchester United’s signing of Bruno Fernandes could be a masterstroke that turns the team’s season around.
Some 80 percent of the financing for a planned takeover is being provided by the Saudi Arabia Sovereign Wealth Fund, which is under the control of Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman.
As Manchester United lurch from one transfer embarrassment to another, the arrival of the former PSG transfer guru could be what’s needed.
With the transfer window closing this week, Manchester United need to get the Fernandes deal over the line.
Despite an embarrassing display in the first game, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has no intention of taking the replay seriously.
Jurgen Klopp signed a new contract with Liverpool in December, but will he see out his deal? There’s been talk of burnout.
Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp continue to whine about the FA Cup schedule. Do they really expect Premier League fans to feel sorry for them?
There is no need for a knee-jerk reaction at Manchester United now. Solksjaer leaving is inevitable. Who comes next is much more important.
If Manchester United hope to convince Mauricio Pochettino to come to Old Trafford they’ll have to change the way they do business.
Manchester United is in freefall and the owners don’t seem to care. It looks like things are only going to get worse in the short-term.
The England forward is enjoying a superb season, but United are down in fifth. Rashford may have to consider moving on to further his career.
Firmino was the star of the show in Saturday’s 1-0 victory over Tottenham, once again proving that he is the ideal frontman for Liverpool.
Barkley was once among England’s most exciting young players, but he is now 26 and in real danger of failing to fulfill his potential
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side have fought their way back into the top-four race. Eriksen could make the difference for United in 2020.
A ban on registering new players benefited Chelsea in the summer. Now they must resist the urge to splash the cash in the mid-season mark.
Considered to be the best in the world, the Premier League delivered some fantastic moments over the last decade. Here are the top five.
As the 2010s draw to a close, we have picked our best XI of Premier League players from the last 10 years – which team is best represented?
In the Europa League 19-20, Greenwood scored four goals in the last five matches he played in, averaging an impressive 0.8 goal per game.
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