Despite launching a successful title winning campaign and largely impressing fans across the board last season, the newly appointed Guus Hiddink and his unpredictable Chelsea side have certainly failed to set the English top-flight alight in 2015/16. Jose Mourinho has already left the realms of Stamford Bridge with his once untouchable legacy seemingly in
When the 2015/16 domestic campaign eventually reaches its final conclusion, with die-hard English sports fans left pondering on how best to spend their time without a reliable dose of weekly Premier League football waiting patiently on the horizon – the international scene will nonetheless see to any potential boredom this summer in the shape of
Although a newfound sense of excitement and sensation now suddenly surrounds Zinedine Zidane and his new position as the current head-coach at the Bernabeu, many have nonetheless expressed sympathetic feelings towards Rafa Benitez after he was unceremoniously cast aside amid the Spanish capital. The managerial merry-go-round will ultimately continue in light all this recent
This weekend finally sees the introduction of F.A. Cup football emerge within the English game once again, for all those Premier League sides hoping to make a strong name for themselves come the final culmination of the domestic season. In an era largely defined by how much money can be made available off the pitch
Although no one quite expected Rafa Benitez to reign supreme at the Bernabeu for very long, Real Madrid’s impatience nonetheless seemed a tad unfair when the former Liverpool and Chelsea boss was given the boot after just 18 league games in charge at the club. Florentino Perez has never been known for his willingness
Despite ending the 2014/15 campaign on relatively stable ground, and subsequently paying witness to a rather fruitful time over the course of the summer transfer period, Swansea City have most definitely failed to hit their strongest form throughout the current season. Although the threat of relegation does indeed feel some way off for the
Let’s face it – barring a few surprise results against the likes of Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur respectively before the turn of the year – the 2015/16 campaign has so far proven an utterly desperate one for the Newcastle United faithful. The fans are quite understandably growing more and more frustrated with every passing
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