There shouldn’t be too much concern with the news that Jack Wilshere will have a minor operation on his ankle this summer. It seems fairly routine and nothing that should raise any great deal of suspicion. The issue here is that there does seem to be genuine worry about how much that long-term injury will
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It would be wrong to talk about a permanent shift of power in European football following the events in the Champions League this season. Equally, it would be wrong to assume the stars of Spanish football are central to Barcelona and Real Madrid. Going into this summer both Tottenham and Liverpool will continue to rebuild,
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Luke Shaw could have his name up in lights in the near future, propelling rapidly to the top as one of the Premier League’s best full-backs. I don’t know, that’s just what they say. The youngster has put in many good performances this season, highlighting his talent particularly in the attacking phase of the game.
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With Bayern Munich now just a week away from yet another Champions League final, this time against Borussia Dortmund, the Bundesliga champions have the opportunity to rival Barcelona’s dominance in Europe and affirm themselves as the continent’s leading superpower. But looking further beyond the current season, Bayern are looking in the summer to add to
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Despite the three Premier League titles, four FA Cups and two European titles under Frank Lampard’s belt, this season appears to be his most defining in regards to how he will be remembered once he hangs up his boots. Whereas in the past, the Chelsea man lived in the constant shadow of Steven Gerrard –
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It’s a shame that overall there isn’t too much to play for as we approach the final weekend of the season. Wigan’s exhausted display against Arsenal on Tuesday night sealed their fate, and of those also involved in the relegation scrap, with an inevitable 4-1 defeat at the Emirates, whilst the title race at the
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The next transfer window will be a monumental one for David Moyes. His first as Manchester United boss, the Scot’s decisions during the initial months of his tenure will not only signal his intent for the coming Premier League season and vision for future campaigns, but furthermore present him the opportunity to step out of
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The next season in the Premier League will undoubtedly be the most unpredictable yet. The three biggest clubs, Chelsea, Manchester United and Manchester City, have undergone or are amid a change in management, that could severely alter their fate in terms of success and failure in the near future, and furthermore, all, along with Arsenal,
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Southampton vs Stoke 
Newcastle vs Arsenal 
Man City vs Norwich 
Liverpool vs QPR 
