The English game is one of football's most celebrated and competitive. Plenty of sides have enjoyed time at the top. However, only five can make it into this list of the country's greatest ever clubs.
The Premier League has become known as the most competitive football league in the world; having a keen understanding for its ins and outs therefore is absolutely vital. It's not so uncommon therefore to see players return to their clubs and take the reigns as their managers.
The 2012-13 season marked the end of an era for the Premier League. Sir Alex Ferguson took charge of Manchester United for the final campaign, crowning themselves as Champions of England for a record 20th time. But how was the rest of the league looking?
The new decade of the 2020s is upon us, so we thought we would look back at the first season of the previous decade to see just how far the game has come. We take a look back at the 2009/10 season down below, the first campaign to see in the 2010s.
Liverpool are set to close out 2019 on the verge of their very first Premier League title. They are one of the oldest and grandest football clubs around the world and have had numerous legends grace the pitch through the years. We take a look at some of them here.
Arsenal is, in terms of trophies at least, the third biggest club in the Premier League right now. And whilst the side might have fallen on slightly harder times recently, they still boast plenty of talent amongst their ranks. We take a look through their squad and see who is really world class.
Arguably the most infamous football match of the last twenty years, Liverpool stunned the entire world with a scarcely believable comeback against European giants A.C. Milan in 2005. We take a look back at that unforgettable night in Istanbul and relieve the drama unfolding...
The Bundesliga is home to some of the most technical and competent players in European football. With some of the finest coaches on the continent, it's unsurprising to see so many genuinely gifted players slip right under the nose of football fans up and down the land. Check some of them out here.
The Premier League is easily the most watched sports league in the world, regularly drawing in millions of viewers from around the world each week. Despite this, it's easy to slip in between the cracks and become something of an underrated gem. Here's our take on the league's underrated pros.
In this article, we'll take a quick look back at the true giants of the footballing world who graced the pitch in the 2010s in the Premier League.
In this article, we'll look back and reflect on the thrilling decade of the 2010s in football. United fell, City rose and a new team rules supreme in North London. It might look like very different, but who has excelled the most?
One of the most intense finals in recent times, the 2018 Champions League Final between Real Madrid and Liverpool had it all. Goals, drama and tension for both sets of fans played out across ninety minutes as Zidane's Madrid side romped to their third consecutive European title.
Messi and Ronaldo have been dominating football for fifteen years now. They have won ten Ballon D'ors between them and easily remain the two most influential players on the planet, both on and off the pitch. But the end of this era could be on the horizon, so who could be their replacements?
The Premier League has carved out a reputation for being home to countless amounts of shocking and legendary games that have stunned the football world. Read on to see our take on some of the most shocking of losses conjured up since 2010.
We all remember the likes of Rooney/Ronaldo and Shearer/Sutton. Let's switch things up by paying homage to the most underrated Premier League strike partnerships.
Were you a fan of football in the 2010s? Let's look back at some of the world's greatest footballing rivalries over the decade, including fiery moments and what exactly made them so special.
The 2012 Champions League Final was one of the most drama-filled, action-packed football matches of its generation, with most football fans still scratching their heads at how Chelsea were able to overcome Bayern Munich in their own ground. Read on to see how the drama unfolded.
Manchester United have declined dramatically, with 'world class' hardly being a term used to describe the current roster of players. However, objectively speaking, which players really have the capacity to be world class one day for United?
Jose Mourinho is arguably one of the most influential men in footballing history. He has claimed the Premier League title three times across two tenures with Chelsea between 2004 and 2015, but which was the best?
Another year, another Fifa to play. This year's Fifa looks set to be one of the best yet, with radical changes to the game's mechanics and overall feel made by EA. We take a look at some of the most exciting teams in the game this year.
A lot has been made of Harry Kane's supposed 'August curse' in the Premier League, but how ineffective really is the Englishman in the opening month of the football calendar?
3 games, 1 win, 1 draw, 1 loss. Lots and lots to talk about. We're going to be going through Manchester United's start to the 2019/20 Premier League season.
The first all-English Champions League Final ever, the 2008 match saw the two titans of the English game at the time fight tooth and claw—only to be separated by the most infamous penalty shootout in the history of the English game.
The football world is never short of opinions. Everyone has a favourite player and individuals who they love to hate. We take a look at some of history's most famous players throughout the years, putting them under the microscope to see if they get the level of recognition they deserve.
Football is full of opinions. It creates passion and divides far more than any other sport in the world, and that is exactly the reason why it is so, so popular with fans all around the world. Take a look at some of my opinions on some of the most overrated, and underrated, footballers today.
No one had heard of Javier Hernandez, also known as Chicharito, before he sign to Manchester United. Now, he's a cult hero.
Sergio Aguero has played over 300 games for Manchester City, scored 200 goals and won four Premier Leagues. Why then do I think he's also one of the most criminally underrated players to ever play in England?
Few players get to play under Sir Alex Ferguson for 12 whole years, and fewer have the ability to slot in every single position on a football pitch. None have done it better than John O'Shea.
Chelsea isn't especially known for its loyalty toward players and managers. It's an approach that is as controversial as it is successful. However, how many more trophies might Chelsea have won if they had kept a hold of these gems?
Juan Mata has finally put pen to paper on a new contract extension at Old Trafford, netting United the services of an undoubtedly top talent, as well as a fan favourite. But how successful has he been really?
Manchester United thought they had a gem on their hands when they signed Anderson from Porto in 2007. A seven year stay at Old Trafford proved otherwise. We look back at what has to be one the longest, and strangest, stays at the Theatre of Dreams.
Park Ji-Sung signed for Manchester United in 2005 and won everything there is to win at the club. Well-regarded by all those around him, we look at what makes him one of the most special players United has ever produced.
Cutting it out as an expensive, high profile striker in the most competitive league in the world is no easy achievement. However, if there's one thing that always supplies plenty of talking points, it's a failed transfer.
The Ashley Young nightmare keeps trundling on for another year. A beautiful illustration of United's true downfall, it seems like a contract renewal for him is the only certain thing in Manchester United these days.
Failed flop, or worthwhile investment? Fernando Torres to Chelsea was one of the most divisive transfers in the entirety of football history. We examine the ins and outs of whether it's fair to call him a failure or not.
For so many years, Real Madrid were the team all the superstars in world football wanted to play for, with Madrid usually more than happy to scoop them up. From Figo to Beckham, could we be on the verge of another Galatico era with Zidane in 2019?
Undoubtedly a real gem of a player, regardless of how his time at Arsenal pans out, no one can doubt the talent coming from a player like Mesut Ozil. However, it's clear that Ozil still remains the most divisive character at Arsenal. We look to examine why in this article.
The premise of football is a fairly simple one. Score more than your opponent, and you win the match. Sadly for United, this season has seen more blanks than a faulty firing squad. From Sanchez to Lukaku, the deficiencies in the Red Devil's attack in comparison to their top six rivals is obvious.
The beating heart of any successful team, it was clear to see this season that the times of Keane, Scholes, Ronaldo and co. were at an end. Speculation was rife surrounding almost every single player, and we enter the summer with far more questions than answers with our midfield.
United's dreadful issues in the 2018/19 season weren't just held to the confines of the goalkeeping department of course. The most talked about position for Jose Mourinho in his troubled final preseason with the club, his apparent desperation for new faces was obvious.
The 2018/19 season saw Manchester United drop four places in the Premier League, sack their manager and reestablish themselves as the 'banter club' of English football. In these posts, we dissect United's season by going over each position and looking in detail at the players within them.