Author Archives: Graham Ruthven

Graham Ruthven

Graham Ruthven: Jamie Vardy and Ruud van Nistelrooy both speak the language of goals with Leicester striker revitalised 

A natural-born goal scorer, Jamie Vardy is thriving under a kindred soul. Could he be the man to keep The Foxes in the Premier League?.

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Graham Ruthven: Something for the weekend

Player to score – Jamie Vardy (Leicester v Brighton) 49/20 Ruud van Nistelrooy enjoyed a winning start to life as Leicester City manager as the.

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Graham Ruthven: It’s too early for talk of the title, but Chelsea are proving their doubters wrong under Enzo Maresca

Enzo Maresca's 'Pensioners' are playing with a verve and talent that reflects their ability as they shake off the blues from previous administrations.

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Graham Ruthven | Something for the Weekend: Slot’s Reds too Hot for City?

Player to score – Bukayo Saka (West Ham v Arsenal) 17/10 Arsenal have found their groove again. Martin Odegaard’s return has revived the Gunners as.

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Pep Guardiola’s new contract won’t be enough to turn around Manchester City’s fortunes

MANCHESTER City are used to breaking records, but not the kind that were smashed by Saturday’s home defeat to Tottenham Hotspur. By losing to Spurs,.

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Graham Ruthven | Something for the Weekend: Attacking play harvests rewards on a weekend of action

Graham returns with his best bets from across the Premier League, Serie A and La Liga as he predicts attacking play to harvest rewards.

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Graham Ruthven | Shine: Ugarte, Hojlund, Fernandes, Yoro, Mazraoui… five players who could star for Man Utd under Ruben Amorim

Shine: Five Stars who could hit new heights under Ruben Amorim.

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Graham Ruthven | Something for the weekend: UEFA Nations League

Player to score – Dani Olmo (Denmark v Spain) 14/5 With Lamine Yamal out injured, the onus will fall on Dani Olmo to give Spain.

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Graham Ruthven: Pep Guardiola at the lowest point of his City career, but this could be when he’s most dangerous

HAVING just watched Manchester City lose their fourth game in-a-row, Pep Guardiola came closer to conceding the Premier League title race. “Maybe after seven years.