Despite being linked with a whole manner of impressive managerial names since Jose Mourinho was first told to pack his bags and leave the Stamford Bridge dug-out for good, Chelsea have seemingly stumbled upon their next leader in the shape of former Juventus boss – Antonio Conte, and the ramifications are likely to prove very significant
Although the name ‘Michail Antonio’ wasn’t exactly on the tip of everybody’s lips before the 2015/16 campaign first got underway, West Ham’s £7 million summer acquisition has certainly caused a stir with his goal-scoring exploits down at Upon Park in recent weeks, and the results have proven rather promising for the Hammers faithful in general.
Let’s face it – although no modern day footballer can justifiably claim to be operating within the prime stages of their career at the grand old age of 34-years-old – there are ultimately few top-flight teams that wouldn’t love to have Zlatan Ibrahimovic on board at their club next season, regardless of his unmistakably aging
Despite beginning the 2015/16 campaign in rather impressive style to say the very least – with the likes of Yohan Cabaye, Wilfried Zaha and Yannick Bolasie each pulling the strings somewhat effortlessly for Alan Pardew’s determined outfit – Crystal Palace have subsequently failed to replicate their earlier form in recent weeks, and the Selhurst Park
Around this time last season, before Sunderland and their increasingly precarious quest for Premier League survival eventually came a’ calling, Sam Allardyce seemingly portrayed a somewhat thwarted figure among the Upton Park dug-out – almost reluctantly watching over a West Ham United outfit that seemed less and less in need of his famed managerial services
Despite initially arriving among the German Bundesliga with a somewhat understated reputation to say the very least, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has successfully captured a vast amount of attention from some of Europe’s elite sides in 2015/16, after displaying some fine form for Borussia Dortmund in front of goal this term. The Gabonese international has now scored
Despite ending the 2014/15 campaign on a wave of fresh hope under the newly installed figure of Tim Sherwood down in the Villa Park dug-out, Aston Villa have quite clearly failed to do their fans justice throughout the current season thus far. Although no team can seemingly be written off until they are mathematically incapable of
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