So there we have it – Jose Mourinho and Chelsea Football Club have finally parted ways in what has so far proven a campaign to forget for the Stamford Bridge faithful. After enduring nine frustrating losses in sixteen league matches this season, something seemingly had to change sooner or later… Instead of building a
Despite going down as one of the clear standout favourites among the star-studded Chelsea ranks last season, Diego Costa has so far failed to set the Premier League alight throughout the duration of the 2015/16 campaign. The former Atletico Madrid man has certainly huffed and puffed up-top for Jose Mourinho's side this term –
When the 2015/16 campaign was first upon us all this summer, very few expected the Blues to fall short of delivering the goods once again this season. Barring the many millions of pounds behind Manchester City of course, Chelsea were in-fact singled out as strong favourites to retain the Premier League title for the second
When former FC Porto and Atletico Madrid star – Radamel Falcao – was first introduced among the English top-flight back in the summer of 2014, most Manchester United fans initially believed that their club had just sourced a world class asset. And why wouldn’t they? The Colombian international had previously been sold to AS
Since joining West Ham’s new look outfit led by Slaven Bilic this season, Victor Moses has so far proven a fantastic loan acquisition for the Hammers. The Nigerian international absolutely destroyed Newcastle United on his home debut a few weeks back, and subsequently went on to register himself on the score-sheet when West Ham proved
Seeing as the current Chelsea boss has already endured a rather tough start to the 2015/16 campaign, publically falling out with several key members of his medical staff and going on to label his side’s embarrassing 3-0 defeat to Manchester City last month as ‘fake’ – Jose Mourinho seemingly hasn’t changed a great over the
Let’s face it, fans of the Premier League ultimately couldn’t have been too surprised this summer when news of Juan Cuadrado’s season-long loan move to Juventus eventually broke. In all honesty, even sections of the Stamford Bridge faithful can’t have been expecting to see much from last season’s marquee winter signing this term, despite
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