Rohan Sengupta 
Who Cares?! – 5 English Clubs With Worst Management Right Now Picture the magical Premier League moments, they are easy to recall- Sergio Aguero’s last-ditch title-winning goal for Manchester City, Wayne Rooney’s overhead goal in the Manchester Derby and Dwight Gayle’s equalising goal for Crystal Palace against Liverpool in 2013 that punctured the Reds’ hopes … Read more
The Next Big Thing? How Good Is Kyle-Walker Peters? A list of 25 contenders have been drawn up for the 2017 Golden Boy award, a prize run by Italian newspaper Tuttosport that looks to reward the best European footballer under 21 years of age. The award has been around for 14 years and is voted … Read more
Why Manchester City Are Better Equipped Than Manchester United To Win The League Title Five games into the new Premier League season, Manchester City and Manchester United are locked at the top of league table after blistering starts; with City ahead based on alphabetical order. The pair is unbeaten so far, amassing 13 points from … Read more
Why Tottenham Should Use Son-Heung Min Better If They Are To Quickly Improve Themselves Tottenham Hotspur are still searching for their first Premier League win at Wembley after a frustrating goalless draw against Swansea. The national stadium is home to Spurs for a year while they are rebuilding the White Hart Lane – but unless … Read more
A Big-money Flop? Why It Might Be Too Early To Write Oxlade-Chamberlain Off Rumours of an impending exit for Arsenal’s Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain did the rounds for sometime in the summer transfer window. As days passed by, many reports cited Chamberlain’s desire to leave Arsenal with the player refusing to sign a new deal. Given the … Read more
Why Matt Ritchie Can Become A Top-notch Player If He Continues His Good Form On a busy first day of the transfer window up on Tyneside in July 2016, Matt Ritchie signed a five-year contract with the historic Newcastle United. Ritchie had survived a relegation battle with Bournemouth in the Premier League the season before … Read more
Well Done Gunners! – Why Arsenal Can Build On A Good Point Against Chelsea Down the years, Arsenal have endured dismal results against Chelsea at the Stamford Bridge; most notably the 6-0 drubbing on Arsene Wenger’s 1000th game in charge of the Gunners, in 2014. Since then, things have not gone quite well for Arsenal … Read more