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  • Why Does Nothing Seem to Change With Manchester United?

    Manchester United feels like a club that takes one step forward before falling back down an entire staircase, consistently moving closer to the championship rather than returning to the Champions League. With managers coming and going with the likes of Jose Mourinho, Ole Gunnar Solskjær, and Erik ten Hag all managing to give the fans…

  • Dominik Szoboszlai: Liverpool’s Key Player in Arne Slot’s Premier League Title Defense

    Many exciting new faces have come to Anfield, but the man who remains central to Liverpool’s ambitions is Dominik Szoboszlai.   Liverpool’s Blockbuster Transfer Window   Following an impressive Premier League campaign under Arne Slot, Liverpool wasted no time making a statement in the transfer market. The summer began with Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed…

  • Antoine Semenyo: The Best Player In The Premier League So Far?

    With seven matches in the books, the Premier League has seen a number of impressive performances thus far. However, there hasn’t been a player that’s hit the ground running more than Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo. The 25-year old Ghanaian forward has been instrumental in the Cherries start to the campaign, registering six goals and three assists…

  • A Tactical Insight on Anfield’s New Star: Hugo Ekitiké

    Name: Hugo Ekitiké  Age: 23 (Born: June 20, 2002)   Position: Striker/Center Forward   Current Club: Liverpool FC   Height: 190cm (6’3″)   Preferred Foot: Right   Nationality: French     There are stars and even there are superstars and Liverpool Football Club is no stranger to either, usually a club that oversees that kind of transition to such a status,…

  • Can Thomas Frank keep the good times rolling at Spurs?

    It’s been so far, so good for Thomas Frank since taking over the managerial reins at Tottenham Hotspur. Having impressed during his seven-year stay with Brentford, guiding the Bees to their first-ever Premier League campaign and establishing them as a top division outlet, the Danish coach took the ambitious step of swapping stability for unpredictability…

  • Football’s Energy Crisis: Amorim’s United and the Illusion of Infinite Stamina

    I have a confession: I am tired. Not just “bad night’s sleep, forgot to put my phone on silent” tired, but the sort of tired that feels philosophical. Existential even. The kind of tired that makes you look at Manchester United under Ruben Amorim and mutter, “Oh dear God, I know exactly how you feel.”…

  • Manchester United’s Struggles under Ruben Amorim: A Problem of Principles or Personnel

    Ten months into Ruben Amorim’s reign at Manchester United, the club has undergone numerous changes at both hierarchical and technical levels.   First-team coach Andreas Georgson left in May after a year in the role, while Dan Ashworth shockingly departed his position last December. Darren Fletcher moved to take charge of the U-18s—having previously served…

  • Newcastle’s New Weapons: Wissa and Woltemade 

    The Newcastle United striker saga has finally been solved after the Magpies answer back with a double statement of intent. Following the record-breaking sale of Alexander Isak, last season’s Carabao Cup winners splashed more than £120 million to secure Nick Woltemade and Yoane Wissa.    After a summer of torture for many Newcastle fans they…

  • Rio Ngumoha: Liverpool’s Sixteen-Year-Old Who Announced Himself at St James’ Park

    There’s a reason why last Monday night felt different. Rio Ngumoha, just sixteen, came off the bench at St James’ Park and buried a 100th-minute winner to hand Liverpool all three points against Newcastle. One run, one finish, and suddenly he wasn’t just another name from the academy. He was the youngest goalscorer in Liverpool’s…

  • From Rock to Risk: Why Liverpool Must Decide on Konaté Now 

    Liverpool have entered the 2025/26 season as defending Premier League champions. That’s the  headline. Arne Slot delivered the title in his first season, the team played some of the most  expansive football Anfield has seen in years, and the mood this summer was clear: consolidate  and go again. But if the first two outings of…