Tweet The summer transfer window brought a huge shake up for Liverpool football club. With many senior players making their departure at the end of last season, this opened spots in the new 23/24 squad for the likes of youth academy players and fresh new signings to give it their […]
Read MoreJames Ward-Prowse overlooked by Southgate
Tweet Sub-edited by Liam Wetherfield With the Premier League season well underway and James Ward-Prowse having an impressive start to this campaign, it has left many fans questioning Gareth Southgate’s decision to leave the midfielder out of the squad. The former Southampton midfielder joined West Ham United ahead of the […]
Read MoreRaheem Sterling: the missing piece of the England puzzle?
Tweet Sub-edited by Freddie Potter Gareth Southgate has once again faced strong criticism over his England squad selection for the most recent international break, where his side produced an underwhelming 2-0 win against Malta followed by a 1-1 draw with North Macedonia. Many have argued that England lack an attacking […]
Read MoreWhat makes Sean Dyche unique?
Tweet Sub edited by Nathan Woolgar ‘If you have the ball, keep it. The opposition cannot score’ is an idea that Vic Buckingham, an English manager in the 1960s, implemented that more Premier League managers are adopting. One of those managers who isn’t however is Sean Dyche. Dyche’s constant wants […]
Read MoreHow celebrity culture has infiltrated sports
Tweet sub edited by Phoebe Page The rise of social media has ushered in a new era in sports turning athletes into celebrities and the sports world into a 24/7 spectacle. Athletes private lives have now become public interest. This change means that athletes personal lives are under intense scrutiny, […]
Read MorePromoted clubs can’t adapt?
Tweet Sub-edited by David Olubiyi Burnley: After winning the Championship in emphatic fashion, Burnley, 10 points clear of 2nd place, wanted to uphold their new positive and young image and during the transfer window they followed the saying of ‘out with the old, in with the new’. This was followed […]
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