Under Alan Pardew’s once stable leadership down at Selhurst Park this season, Crystal Palace have undoubtedly proven one of the most disappointing outfits among the entire English top-flight. The 2016/17 campaign has certainly proven one to forget for the Eagles faithful of late. Although Palace could have theoretically staved off the dreaded threat of relegation
Let’s face it – although big things were certainly expected of John Stones upon completing his obscenely over-priced move to the Etihad this summer – the former Everton defender has so far failed to cover himself in all that much glory since first arriving at Manchester City. The highly coveted England international has ultimately failed
Although Manchester City remain far from a club in crisis under Pep Guardiola right in the here and now, the ongoing trials and tribulations of the English top-flight are certainly beginning to mount for the highly coveted Spanish tactician. City could still theoretically win the league with Guardiola firmly at the helm this season,
Loris Karius has certainly endured a rather eventful stint between the Liverpool sticks in recent weeks. The 23-year-old German goalkeeper could have arguably served his team a little better last time out against West Ham United, after famously failing to cover himself in all that much glory when the Reds came up against AFC Bournemouth
Within the world of modern day Premier League football – where money arguably remains the most powerful element currently circulating within the English top-flight – Southampton have sadly proven largely unable to hold onto their most exciting players with every passing season, regardless of the ongoing sense of positivity surrounding St. Mary’s. The likes
Much was expected of Marouane Fellaini when he first made the switch from Goodison Park to Manchester United back in the summer of 2013. Since then however, the 29-year-old Belgian international has largely failed to set the world alight whilst operating at Old Trafford, as many initially hoped for upon his early introduction at the
Although the Gunners have certainly begun the 2016/17 campaign in fine form so far this season, very few within the wider English footballing community seem to be singling Arsene Wenger’s men out as clear favourites for the title. It’s certainly fair to say that Liverpool have stolen much of the initial title hype in
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