Let’s face it, despite arriving amidst great hype and expectation down at Old Trafford just a short matter of seasons ago, Holland’s Memphis Depay has certainly failed to set the English top-flight alight with the Red Devils – with his future at Manchester United looking far from secure right in the here and now.
Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool have certainly taken to their newfound 2016/17 duties with a whole lot of vigour and panache so far this season. The Reds currently sit top of the Premier League table with 26 points taken off 11 fixtures, and whilst anything can still take place at Anfield between now and the end of
When it comes to signing big name injury-prone strikers from Liverpool, in the slim hope that they may one day step in and turn things dramatically around in the goal-scoring department down in the East-End – West Ham are a club who have certainly had their hands burnt in the past. Just ask Andy
After his fine goal-scoring form for Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid last season, and subsequent promising displays for Les Bleus upon the international scene at Euro 2016, France’s Antoine Griezmann certainly became something of a rather prized asset within the European game. With the much talked about January transfer window looming patiently upon the horizon
Let’s face it – although very few within the wider English footballing community ever expected little old Leicester City to be anywhere near contention for the Premier League title this time last season – it was always going to prove something of a troublesome task in asking Claudio Ranieri’s team to repeat their surprise heroics
When Jurgen Klopp first took over the reins at Anfield roughly right about this time last year, the former FSV Mainz 05 and Borussia Dortmund manager seemingly arrived with the task of finally re-establishing Liverpool’s once untouchable dominance among the English top-flight. Although such an ask could never prove wholly straightforward, Klopp was considered the
Life between the sticks can often prove something of a topsy-turvy affair for most top-flight Premier League goalies, especially when a series of poor goal-keeping errors suddenly serve to transform your once favourable reputation into something far more precarious. Adrian San Miguel del Castillo – West Ham’s current first-choice keeper in the modern era –
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