Month: December 2015

If there wasn’t speculation about a Premier League manager’s position in the media then it wouldn’t be English football, would

Finding value is not always easy to do when having a punt on the football, so often it pays to

With the departures of Jose Mourinho and Garry Monk from Chelsea and Swansea respectively, the managerial merry-go-round is in full

If there’s one thing a punter loves it’s a good statistic, and with almost half of the season gone the

Santa Claus is busy greasing up his sleigh and deciding who is on his naughty and nice lists (let’s hope

Does anybody want to win this season’s Premier League title? Given the topsy-turvy nature of the campaign to date, you

The draws for the knockout stages of the Champions and Europa Leagues have been made, and they have served up

It was perhaps the worst kept secret in football, and it seemingly got to the point where even Garry Monk

‘Can he do it on a cold and wet Monday night in Stoke though?’, so goes the old adage referring

It’s the final Champions League gameweek of the group phase, and for three of English football’s four clubs their fate

Beating Chelsea is arguably no great feat at the moment – after all, eight teams have achieved it so far

Goals. We all love them – they are the only currency that matters in football, more so than however many