Following on from their unforgivable 4-0 loss to Aston Villa at home last time out – a side who let’s not forget have completely struggled when it comes to scoring goals this season – Gus Poyet was unceremoniously sacked as Sunderland boss and finally given his marching orders down at the Stadium of Light.
For a man who has hardly been coaching the most illustrious teams the Premier League has to offer throughout his time as a manager, Tony Pulis has certainly done a great deal in terms of splitting public opinion within the English footballing community. The constant cap-wearing manager – for good or for bad –
Manchester City aren’t exactly admired by many outside the realms of the Etihad stadium these days. Their rapid, and let’s face it – unearned, rise to success has left many feeling disappointing with the direction Premier League football happens to be going in nowadays – with those with the cash seemingly benefitting a great deal
2014/15 has hardly been a season of consistency for Brendan Rodgers or his current Liverpool side. The Reds simply begun their latest Premier League campaign in complete opposite style to how they went about their business last term. Without a certain Luis Suarez on board, the rest of the team seemed surprisingly slow and lethargic,
West Ham have suffered a slump at the start of 2015 but why have Sam Allardyce’s men struggled for form since the turn of the year? Throughout the opening months of the 2014/15 campaign, West Ham were a side that could simply do no wrong. Along with Ronald Koeman’s high-flying Southampton, the Hammers were
Can Southampton still finish in the top four despite their poor recent form or is a Champions League place a step too far for Saints now? Throughout the opening half of this 2014/15 Premier League season, Ronald Koeman and his determined Southampton side completely took the English footballing community by storm. The Saints wowed fans
Whilst this season’s Premier League campaign has been largely dictated by the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City, with the same old formidable sides continuing to dominate the headlines in Europe, Arsene Wenger and his entertaining Arsenal outfit have somewhat been forced to operate under the radar for a change. Very few seem to
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