The most troubling aspect of today’s contest between Chelsea and Arsenal was that it wasn’t really a contest at all. Arsenal missed a few notable chances, particularly the one which fell to Gabriel in the first-half, but there was never a point at which there could be any credible debate over who Continue reading →
Full weekend of Premier League Football which needs the Bulldog treatment. Jimmy Bullard is as always right on cue with the verdicts so here we go… Huge game to kick off the weekend and Arsenal have gone for the self-destruct button even earlier this season haven’t they. They were awful Continue reading →
Ahead of this weekend’s must win game for Arsenal, Greg Lea looks back at a classic between the two London rivals from 2011… It was a poor pass from Florent Malouda, and John Terry just could not sort his feet out in time. The Chelsea captain stumbled and fell to Continue reading →
Suspicion swirls around Jurgen Klopp. Defeat to Swansea City at Anfield and an outright and aggregate loss to Southampton on the same ground four days later have dulled his glow. His Liverpool aren’t exactly struggling and their fourth place in the Premier League isn’t an illusion, but Klopp’s counter-press suddenly Continue reading →
Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! No let-up in the Premier League at the moment as after the midweek fixtures we’ve another round of games as we head into week 24 in the English top-flight. We hit the ground Continue reading →
Welcome to the BetBright STATZONE, where we give you the stats and you make the decisions! We are back with Premier League action his midweek with all 20 sides in action across Tuesday 31st January and Wednesday 1st February as they play out week 23 in the English top-flight. Tuesday Continue reading →
Few players can have been defined so disproportionately by their international career than Gary Lineker. Between 1986 and 1992, Lineker was the England team, but that final summer proved to be the mother of all anti-climaxes. “When somebody’s almost a national institution, it’s almost as if you can’t touch them,” Continue reading →
In Memphis Depay’s final game for PSV against ADO Den Haag before his move to Manchester United, the PSV faithful brought out a special banner for him: ‘Dream. Believe. Achieve.’ There has been no lack of the former two, but the ‘achieving’ part has not quite gone to plan in Continue reading →
Tottenham’s 2-2 draw with Manchester City on Saturday evening was a mess. Profligacy and defensive incompetence aside, there were no dominant themes at the Etihad. Pep Guardiola’s team attacked manically, setting out with five pure attacking players and leaving Yaya Toure as the defence’s lone protector. And it worked – but only Continue reading →
A full weekend of Premier League action starts early on Saturday and there’s no doubt for our man Jimmy Bullard which game we’ll all be getting on! What a game we have Saturday early evening, what a game. Man City v Tottenham is the game of the week no doubt Continue reading →
