Harry Redknapp defends January spending
QPR manager Harry Redknapp believes that the club’s £8m purchase of Loic Remy and £6m pursuit of Yann M’Vila are justified. The Super Hoops are currently rock bottom of the Premier League and face the…
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Weimann future in doubt after contract rejection
Aston Villa attacker Andreas Weimann’s future has been plunged into doubt, after the youngster rejected a new deal from the club, according to reports from The Mirror. The Austrian starlet has been one of the…
Swansea star upset by Flores’ injury
Swansea full-back Angel Rangel believes that Chico Flores’ injury could be costly for the team. The Swans are entering a crucial stage of the season, with Premier League fixtures piling up and a Capital One…
Stoke City squad united behind Tony Pulis
Stoke defender Andy Wilkinson says the whole squad is behind manager Tony Pulis and has backed him to get the club back on track. Just one win in 11 matches has left the Potters looking…
Wigan Athletic 2-3 Swansea City: Match Review
Wigan are on the brink of relegation after ending up on the wrong side of a five-goal thriller in their much fabled game in hand against Swansea at the DW Stadium. Roberto Martinez's would have…
Was it really a successful season for Millwall?
With a whirlwind of speculation about who will be the next manager at the Den, it's time to look back at last year and say "was the season really that bad?" Some fans were looking…
When did making money become Arsenal’s priority?
Arsenal were not so long ago a club fabled for their footballing prowess. The era of the ‘Invincibles’ marked a period of footballing dominance by the Premier League club, whose constant ability to showcase an…
Could Chelsea and Liverpool stars cut the mustard in La Liga?
Barcelona’s new boss Gerardo Martino has been quick to highlight the areas he needs to strengthen. Of course it wouldn’t take a footballing genius to pinpoint defence as an area of immediate concern, typically Barcelona…
The international break will prove to be a good thing for Arsenal
It can at times be difficult to dress up the most pointless set of weeks in the domestic football calendar as anything other than a nuisance, but the international break is exactly what Arsenal needed…
Time to make a sacrifice at Arsenal?
The cup competitions make it look worse than it is. Well, for now. Arsenal’s “death run,” the one which will without question derail their title ambitions and leave them scraping the barrel for a place…