Michael Carrick is having a similar issue to what Ole Gunnar Solskjaer experienced as Manchester United manager in 2019. Manchester United took a more cautious...
Investing in a football stadium can be the difference between sinking and swimming and the government must play a role, writes Joseph Smith. It is fair to say that the Independent Football Regulator’s draft State of the Game report provides the most comprehensive analysis of English football’s finances to date. Published last week and open [...]
Arsenal’s attacking options have been stretched again after Bukayo Saka was forced off with a quad injury in Wednesday’s 2-2 draw with Bayern Munich. Mikel Arteta admitted his concern for the severity of the injury afterwards, and Saka will have scans now that the squad is back in London.
The transfer market might be closed, but that does not mean Chelsea’s business is ever concluded. Come January, the Blues are likely to be busy again. One player who could leave is Malo Gusto.
Andy Woodman's departure has sent shockwaves through Bromley FC after a difficult start to life in League One. The manager who helped transform the club's fortunes has now left amid mounting pressure, a damaging Leicester City result and growing debate among supporters. What led to the sudden split, and why has the decision proved so divisive? The post Why Did Bromley FC Sack Andy Woodman? 4-0 Leicester City Defeat, League One Struggles And Fan Backlash Explained appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
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