English Premier League Archives: 07/2013

Cast your mind back to little over twelve months ago and to another transfer saga involving the North London club and Spanish giants Real. The…

So, as many of you have heard/read, Real Madrid has made a massive bid for Gareth Bale. The number seems to be 100 million (pounds…

Borussia Dortmund boss Jurgen Klopp has admitted he tried to bring Shinji Kagawa back to the Westfalenstadion this summer, but Kagawa turned him down instantly, as…

There are rumors of City being interested in signing a Centre Back (Pepe to be precise) as Lescott seeks more playing time before the World…

As the new Premier League season draws near, it bears considering what sides will be battling relegation this year. Generally speaking, the favourites to go…

Arsenal fans are used to the infamous quotes that Wenger gives every year in interviews and often we find them amusing, we especially like the way…

Remember Nile Ranger? yeah the crazy guy who used to play for Newcastle! Former Newcastle striker Nile Ranger has further ruined his already poor reputation…

Arsène Wenger; Arsenal’s most successful ever manager, amassing 11 trophies in 17 years with the Gunners, a revolutionary, the undisputed King of the Emirates. Arsène has consistently bought sensibly and nurtured youth, keeping the North London club at the top of the English game on a budget whilst all around him have lost their heads, splurging millions for every inch of successful progress, surely he is now the Premier League’s resident Godfather since Sir Alex’s retirement, regardless of whatever Mourinho might claim. Right?

Luis Muriel, the 22 year old striker for Italian Serie A side Udinese and is most certainly a talented player for the future, he has impressed this year for his club throughout the 2012/13 season which has led to a number of top European sides keeping tabs on the Colombian frontman.

Swansea’s brand of pass and move football has proved so successful against their British opponents that they now have the chance to display it on…

As we have passed the 40 days mark until the closure of the transfer window Arsenal are still yet to capture a key signing which is needed to boost the North London side chances of finally winning silverware after an 8 year period.

Wilfried Zaha is already making the most of his pre-season playing time. Should he be a starting player for United in the upcoming campaign?

After the announcement yesterday that it’s very likely that Martin Angha is leaving, Fin Best looks at the group of players who made it to the NextGen semi-final will make it as an Arsenal player.

Phil Jones has shown to everyone that he does have the potential to become a world class defender and maybe even the future captain of England.

Manchester City have been fairly busy in this transfer window as they look to respond to finishing second behind Manchester United last season. But how will the new signings impact on City’s tactics next season?