At the start of November it was all doom and gloom but then we gained seven points in the next nine available. I wrote in last month’s issue how I couldn’t see us getting 12
For the first time this season, I am writing a very positive article about West Ham Women. To start with, as I write, we don’t sit bottom of the Women’s Super League table and secondly
After winning the title last season, what’s gone wrong at Liverpool – fatigue, tactics, or focus? Jordan: Bit of everything. There’s still quality everywhere, but the intensity’s dipped. You can tell the lads are emotionally
It was one year ago that Michail Antonio diced with death when his Ferrari hit a tree in thunderous conditions, and it was nigh on ten years ago that he bundled in his first goal
Nuno has had a positive start to life at West Ham, but now more than ever, it’s vital that we don’t panic and we trust him to continue steering us in the right direction. I
In 2025, there is only going to be one Premier League Boxing Day fixture: Manchester United v Newcastle United. This is due to UEFA. The Premier League states that the reason for this is owing
What’s been the biggest catalyst behind Bournemouth’s stunning start to the campaign – Iraola’s tactics, squad depth, or pure belief? Ellie: It’s all of it, but mostly Iraola. The man’s transformed the way we play
November Respite: Why Liverpool at Home Offers Hope November looks like a challenging time but there might be some rest bite coming our way from an unlikely source, that being the visit of Liverpool. And
The Great War: Football as Morale and Recruitment In times of war the ancient Greeks established a sacred truce for the Olympic Games, which required the temporary cessation of war to ensure safe passage for
The Quest to Write: Finding a Literary Subject As a life-long bibliophile, I have always been fascinated by books, harbouring a secret desire to see my name on the front of one. But what could