Although Euro 2016 is bound to include a whole host of young emerging stars certainly worthy of our collective attention this summer, the highly anticipated competition will also likely provide us with all the relevant heroes of yesteryear still just about clinging on to their international playing-days right in the here and now. So
Whilst the 2015/16 domestic season has so far proven one of the most enticing campaigns across the entire spectrum of Premier League history – with Claudio Ranieri’s determined Leicester City outfit almost on the verge of achieving something truly magical within the English top-flight this year – nothing quite beats the spectacle of watching international
After helping his side establish safe passage to the next round of the Europa League with a couple of well taken goals last month – whilst also making a name for himself among the Premier League against Arsenal last weekend – Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford has seemingly singled himself out for a potential call-up to
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.
Before eventually sealing his big money switch to the Etihad last summer, and subsequently marking himself out as a somewhat disloyal customer in and around the Villa Park faithful in the process, Fabian Delph was someone who many initially deemed capable of achieving great things for England on the international scene. The 26-year-old midfielder has
Whichever side you’ll happen to be supporting throughout this summer’s finals – from the out-in-out tournament favourites, to all those hopeful nations staking their claim with a certain point to prove – Euro 2016 is bound to excite one way or another. From an English perspective in particular, the upcoming summer competition could be
Despite costing his current employers somewhere in the region of £50 million over the course of the summer transfer window, Raheem Sterling hasn’t exactly hit the ground running with Manuel Pellegrini’s expensively assembled squad this season with all things fairly taken into account. The former Liverpool youngster hasn’t performed 'badly' with any relevant stretch of
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