He’s the best player for his age in world football, according to Mauricio Pochettino. “When you compare Dele Alli, 21 years old, with all the players in the world – not only in Europe, in the world – I think he is the best,” the Spurs boss reasoned earlier this Continue reading →
BetBright STATZONE: Premier League (7th-8th April 2018)
Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! More top flight action this weekend as the Premier League sides move into the finals stages of the 2017/18 season. Runaway leaders – Man City – can win the title this week too and Continue reading →
BetBright STATZONE: Premier League (31st Mar – 1st April 2018)
Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! After the International break we are back to Premier League business as we enter the ‘nitty-gritty’ stage of the season. Yes, with just 8 games left for most of the sides then points are Continue reading →
Remembering Chelsea-Arsenal in 2004
The international break is over and club football returns in earnest. As thoughts turn to the World Cup at that business end of the season, the Champions League takes centre stage for the next couple of months. The quarter-finals take place next week and there are some fascinating ties, none Continue reading →
FA Cup and Premier League Review
Fans of English football were spoiled with having both the FA Cup and a splatter of Premier League fixtures taking place over the weekend. Liverpool’s triumphs returned with a thumping 5-0 win against Watford, while we also found out who will be facing who in the FA Cup semi finals Continue reading →
It’s becoming clearer that Jose Mourinho record isn’t the whole solution at Manchester United
Jose Mourinho record at Manchester United is always under question Until Tuesday night, Jose Mourinho record as manager at Manchester United this season had been easy to defend, at least in a binary sense. Second in the Premier League, behind a record-breaking Manchester City side, still in the FA Cup Continue reading →
The Magic of Pascal Gross
If surface statistics were all that could be seen, Pascal Gross would probably go under the radar. An attacking midfielder signed by Brighton & Hove Albion for under £3 million last summer, his five goals and eight assists represent a nice, though not particularly spectacular, tally for his maiden Premier Continue reading →
BetBright STATZONE: Premier League (17th Mar 2018)
Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! With there also being FA Cup action this weekend we’ve only four Premier League matches to take in. However, we’ve still some really crucial clashes at both ends of the table. Several matches that Continue reading →
Five Things We Learned From The Premier League Weekend
Another weekend of Premier League brought great entertainment and excitement for sets of fans, unless their team lost of course. The relegation fight still remains the most intriguing aspect to the remaining games of the Premier league season, with a number of teams in free fall and in desperate need Continue reading →
The Aura Around Manchester City is Becoming Their Biggest Strength
There’s a clip that has done the rounds on social media over the past week. You’ve probably seen it. It shows Manchester City racking up the passes against Chelsea… pass, pass, pass etc. That in itself is unremarkable. Pep Guardiola’s side have, after all, forged a reputation for themselves as Continue reading →