Graham Ruthven

Graham Ruthven: If Ronaldo wants to leave, Manchester United should let him

As reintroductions go, Cristiano Ronaldo’s as a Manchester United player after 12 years away from the club was as emphatic as they come. The Portuguese.

Ryan Baldi

Ryan Baldi: Five signings that could rescue Liverpool’s title challenge

Last weekend’s thrilling 2-2 draw between Chelsea and Liverpool produced some of the most entertaining football of the 2021-22 season so far, but it ultimately.

Stephen Tudor

FA Cup betting tips: Where do the magical upsets lie in the third round?

IT instinctively feels like cup upsets are becoming scarcer with Premier League squads stockpiled to the hilt while the gap between the Championship and the.

Graham Ruthven

Kieran Trippier would be the perfect January signing for Newcastle United

THERE was no official confirmation of Kieran Trippier’s impending exit from Atletico Madrid, but the sight of the England full back applauding the Wanda Metropolitano.

Duncan Alexander

Duncan Alexander: 2021 in Review

January Traditionally a time of uncertainty and change, January saw Liverpool’s long unbeaten run at Anfield come to end. The baton was emotionally passed from.

Stephen Tudor

Ste Tudor: Chelsea v Liverpool betting tips: Who will keep their fading title hopes alive?

DROPPING points over the festive period has been the death knell of many a title challenge but we will know much more about Chelsea and.

Ryan Baldi

Ryan Baldi: Five defensive midfielders Man United should target in January

MANCHESTER United’s recent managerial change – dispensing with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and appointing Ralf Rangnick on a temporary basis – has provided an uptick in.

Graham Ruthven

Graham Ruthven: Five stars whose future will be decided in 2022

2021 is nearly over which means it’s time to look forward to what the new year might bring. For many across European football, 2022 will.

Ryan Baldi

Ryan Baldi: TAA is back on top, and he’s not going anywhere

LAST season was one Liverpool would probably rather forget. Their first title defence in three decades petered rapidly, leaving Jurgen Klopp’s men rallying just to.