With Jose Mourinho back among the Premier League at Manchester United next season, Antonio Conte looking to impress with Chelsea, great expectations thrust upon Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool, and both Arsene Wenger and Mauricio Pochettino still holding down their respective roles in North London – Pep Guardiola simply has to hit the ground running at the
There is currently less than a month to go before the first long-awaited fixture of the 2016/17 Premier League campaign is finally ready to get underway, and for the many die-hard – and not so die-hard – Manchester United supporters across the country, such an event signals the start of a brand new era down
Let’s face it, when Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s initial move to Manchester United was first officially announced this summer, the vast majority of Premier League football fans clearly felt a wave of predicted excitement wash over them in enthralling style – regardless of which BPL club you happen to support. Even Manchester City fans must have
After successfully netting 11 well taken goals throughout his debut campaign among the English top-flight last season, as well as subsequently registering five decent assists to his name in the process, beleaguered Newcastle United fans would certainly be forgiven for keenly regretting their club’s recent decision to part ways with Dutch international, Georginio Wijnaldum, this month.
Whilst the vast majority of his Belgium teammates once again failed to set the international scene alight throughout Euro 2016 this summer, Michy Batshuayi was one player who certainly seemed to impress out on the pitch in France. The former Marseille striker may have barely featured much for Belgium truth be told, but after
After yet another shocking showcase of international football from the Three Lions this summer, Roy Hodgson quite rightly saw his time as England boss come to a rather abrupt end after crashing out of Euro 2016 – with Sunderland’s Sam Allardyce ultimately becoming the next well paid manager to take on the job many have
Let’s face it, despite spending a rather ridiculous sum of cash in the region of £80 million last season on a succession of questionable big name players, Steve McClaren and Newcastle United seemingly proved nothing short of an expensively assembled laughing stock among the rest of their Premier League counterparts last term. Yet now
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