Why Jack Grealish Is NOT Failing at Manchester City

In 2014, with Liverpool chasing Manchester City in the Premier League title race, Steven Gerrard slipped against Chelsea in the third to last game of the season. Chelsea scored, the Reds lost, and in the final table ended up two points back of City. Now, on Sunday, Steven Gerrard the...

Manchester City face an up and down Aston Villa. The Premier League is rolling as the title race comes to the final match, a win and City will be champions!. Time and Date: Sunday 22 May 2022 Kickoff at 16:00 (GMT-UK) 11.00 am (EST, USA) Referee: Michael Oliver. Assistants: Stuart...

With the Signing of Erling Haaland practically in the bag, and some players rumoured to be on the move, Manchester City are now being linked to some other names across the footballing spectrum. Here, we take a look at some of the names linked with a move to Manchester and some who could possibly be on their way out.

There’s a conversation with a family friend and Charlton fan that still haunts me. It actually doesn’t include the words “playoff” or “Mendonca” or even “Wembley”. In the pre-season before Sunderland’s first season in League One, my Charlton pal Gary said “the problem with Sunderland is that you think you’re going to go straight back up but trust me, you’ve signed all the wrong players.”

In his pre-Wolverhampton Wanderers press conference, manager Jürgen Klopp offered some updates on the injury situation within the Liverpool camp. “Joe [Gomez] is first and foremost good news. Yesterday we had a reassuring further scan, but like we and he thought after the game, we were lucky. It was a proper knock but nothing happened.

Phil Foden has been named Premier League Young Player of the Season for the second consecutive year. A wel deserved award for the City and English National Team star. The Manchester City midfielder has retained the annual prize following another campaign in which he has once again proven himself to be one of the most talented youngsters in the country.

Earlier this month, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola made headlines when he appeared to argue that “everyone” in England who wasn’t a City fan was backing Liverpool to win the Premier League title. Now, ahead of the final game of the 2021-22 season in his press conference...

As another season wraps up in the SW6, the 108th in our 116 years of existence, we turn our attentions to things like the transfer market, squad planning, and of course the ownership transition. In many ways, the next few months are the main event of any football season, as evidenced by pageviews and clicks and the never-ending cacophony of rumors and speculation that everyone laps up like Brawndo.

The Riches Leaderboard... Well, the season may almost be over but we may have seen the biggest win of the Riches season in the playoff semi final weekend. The luck of the Irish certainly came in for our man from the Emerald Isle Michael, who put his banker's bonus on a Sunderland bet builder for the first leg.

You better enjoy this one, because it’s going to be the last game in a good while until we get officially back to it no earlier than next August. It’s the Premier League finale and it’s all going down Sunday at 3pm UK/10am ET. In advance of...

We witnessed perhaps the greatest comeback in the illustrious history of Everton Football Club last night, as the Toffees scored three second-half goals to escape relegation after being seemingly on the brink after a dreadful first-half performance that saw them head to the dressing room down a pair of poorly-conceded goals. If there ever was a half of football that encapsulated the season then the first forty-five minutes against Crystal Palace was it.

Leicester City closed out their 2021/22 campaign in style, defeating Southampton by a score of 4-1 at the King Power today. The dire first half resulted in no shots on goal, but the floodgates opened in the second period, with goals from Player of the Year James Maddison, Jamie Vardy, and a late brace from Ayoze Perez.

Over the past week, penalty shootouts have been very much the order of the day. With both the FA Cup and the Europa League Finals being settled from twelve yards, not to mention the Nottingham Forest/Sheffield United playoff semi-final being decided by spot kicks, the likelihood that we will need to do the same in order to earn promotion is increasing, along with my nerves.

He was and remains one of the hottest properties in European football, even world football. His signature was chased by all and sundry as the biggest names in the game flexed their muscles vying for a generational talent that could be a game changer for any team. Erling Haaland can...

There wasn’t much on the line in the final game of the season today at Stamford Bridge, but a late-late goal from Ross Barkley, the 21st different player to score for us this season, a new record, ensured that the vibes were positive as the players took their lap of appreciation and headed off into the summer sunset — some for a few weeks, some for good.

Fernandinho is set to make his 383rd and final appearance for Manchester City on Sunday. A fitting end to the best Brazilian to ever grace the Premier League. After paying just £4 million of his £34 million transfer fee to push through his move to the Etihad Stadium in 2013, the Brazilian has become a club and Premier League legend in midfield. A shrewd move by himself and City.

What a season it has been. Tottenham Hotspur looked dead in the water, destined for another lackluster year, but somehow the club is set to return to the Champions League for the first time in three seasons after a chaotic run-in. Only one of two things must happen for Spurs to clinch fourth place on Sunday:

Sixth Man of the Match for James, which trails only Mason Mount (8) and the two goalkeepers (7 each) for the season. And it’s his 13th podium finish, which is behind only Thiago Silva and Antonio Rüdiger. And all that while missing a solid chunk of the season — 12 players will have made more appearances once all is said and done.

It was a very different thing to be a Tottenham Hotspur supporter back in 2014. Spurs had gotten a taste of Champions League football a couple of seasons prior, but due to a variety of circumstances, including Chelsea beating Bayern Munich in the Champions League final, had never gotten back there. It’d had been all Europa League since those glory, glory European nights at the San Siro and White Hart Lane in 2012. That 2013-14 season was supposed to be the year Spurs finally got over the hump, with Gareth Bale still at the peak of his powers and Tottenham playing under a proper Champions League-winning manager.