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Since he was reportedly spotted at Wembley for England’s latest World Cup qualifier against Malta, one time Italy international and largely well received Manchester City boss – Roberto Mancini – has subsequently seen his name linked rather heavily with the post most recently occupied by Big Sam Allardyce. After the headline making newspaper allegations
Whilst Manchester City and the newly installed Pep Guardiola remain top of the Premier League pile with maximum points at this early stage in the season, Mauricio Pochettino and Tottenham Hotspur look well on course to experiencing a second consecutive season of success down at White Hart Lane this term, with four wins and two
Although Chelsea remain far from a club in crisis under Antonio Conte right in the here and now – with the prospect of achieving a much needed top-four finish still very much in-tact for the determined London outfit – something is seemingly going very wrong at the back for the Blues of late, with much of
Despite his seemingly well respected reputation as one of the most sought after assets within the English top-flight, Wayne Rooney is a name that still manages to conjure its fair share of discussion amongst Premier League onlookers from far and wide – with the current Manchester United captain looking to impress the newly installed Red
Let’s face it, although many seemingly foresaw Slaven Bilic and West Ham United initially struggling out on the pitch as a result of their recent move to London’s Olympic Stadium, no one quite expected the Hammers to take to life in 2016/17 as poorly as they admittedly have done so far this season. From
Since taking over from Manuel Pellegrini down in the Manchester City dug-out this summer, Pep Guardiola has certainly served to impress among the English top-flight thus far – via his notorious brand of possession-based play out on the pitch, as well as his coolly composed demeanour away from the field also. The former Barcelona
The determined Mark Hughes and his equally persistent Potters have seemingly failed to get off to the greatest of starts to the 2016/17 domestic campaign – with just one solitary point taken from five decisive Premier League fixtures thus far. The former Blackburn Rovers, Fulham and QPR boss may be able to call upon the
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