With Euro 2016 seemingly waiting around the corner at this particular stage in our collective footballing calendar, we’ve decided to continue our Group A preview with a closer look at Romania and all Anghel Iordanescu’s side can expect to achieve at the upcoming summer competition. CHANCES OF SUCCESS Let’s face it – although the
Although England’s successful triumph over Germany last time out ultimately equates to little more than a meaningless international friendly in the cold light of day, there were nonetheless several promising signs on offer for all Three Lions fans across the country this weekend, with the likes of Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Jamie Vardy impressing
Despite spending several vast sums of cash over the course of the previous summer transfer window – and subsequently handing Manuel Pellegrini arguably the most star-studded set of players the Premier League era has ever had the pleasure of paying witness to – Manchester City have ultimately proven somewhat of a disappointment across the 2015/16 domestic campaign
Euro 2016 isn’t quite upon the hectic footballing schedule at this particular point in the season, but as all the usual hype and sensation to surround such a hotly anticipated tournament seemingly remains in full-swing right in the here and now, we’ve decided to continue our Group A predictions with a recent preview of the
With little under three months to go before Euro 2016 finally gets underway, football fans from across the continent can certainly expect to receive their fair share to high stakes entertainment throughout the coming summer months. Although the current 2015/16 league campaign has certainly kept us adequately captivated thus far, here is the first instalment
Despite seeing Chelsea awarded a last minute equalising penalty last time out in the English top-flight, Slaven Bilic and his determined West Ham United outfit have certainly had a lot to shout about across 2015/16 thus far. The likes of Dimitri Payet and Manuel Lanzini have been an absolute revelation in the middle of the
Despite admittedly beginning the 2015/16 domestic campaign full of optimism with a sense of renewed hope for the future, both Newcastle United and Sunderland have ultimately proven a great disappointment among the English top-flight this season, with each of their respective Premier League statuses hanging on the line at this particular point in the proceedings.
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