Burnley have finally returned to Europe after 51 years of waiting. Sean Dyche has successfully completed the “Mission Impossible” and the club are on a high after their scintillating performances last season. Burnley have also renamed a local pub, calling it the “The Dyche Pub” in support of the manager’s achievements last term. Burnley will […]
Newcastle United made an impressive return to the Premier League with a 10th placed finish last term, managing 44 points. Rafa Benitez’s men finished the campaign strongly by beating Chelsea 3-0 at St. James’ Park. The Magpies certainly overachieved last season by finishing in the top half of the table. Benitez will now be gearing up
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Rangers were only able to muster a third-place finish behind champions Celtic and second-placed Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership table last season. The Gers will be looking to close the gap with Celtic next season, with the Hoops currently dominating proceedings in Scotland. Rangers have won the Scottish Premiership title a record 54 times, and
Leeds United sacked manager Paul Heckingbottom last week and are pressing ahead with a move to bring in Marcelo Bielsa as his replacement in an audacious swoop. The Whites finished 13th in the league, scoring 59 goals and conceding 64. If the club want to challenge for promotion next season, an intense upheaval will be
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West Ham were tipped as one of the early favourites to face the drop. Slaven Bilic’s brand of football was just not working for the Hammers anymore. The manager was eventually sacked and in came former Manchester United manager David Moyes. Moyes earned his name and reputation as a manager with Everton, he was dubbed
Eddie Howe’s Bournemouth have once again retained their place in the Premier League. At times Bournemouth looked capable of beating any Premier League team, with the likes of Ryan Fraser, Callum Wilson and all clicking at the right times. On other occasions, the Cherries’ displays were pretty flat and unimpressive. Bournemouth finished 12th in the
Burnley probably lost all hope after Tom Heaton suffered an injury right at the start of the 2017/18 campaign. The Clarets started the season brilliantly with a 3-2 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. It was the perfect start for Sean Dyche’s men, who were tipped to lose that game. Confidence was high, energy was ecstatic,
Pep Guardiola is already bracing his team for the new campaign up ahead. City breezed to the Premier League title, breaking the record for most consecutive wins and points acquired over a season. Manchester City finished their campaign in style, scoring 100 points, thanks to a stoppage-time winner from Gabriel Jesus against Southampton. The Citizens
Crystal Palace made a dismal start to the 2016/17 season, losing their opening 7 games without scoring a single goal in the process. Then manager Frank De Boer was immediately sacked and the much experienced Roy Hodgson was installed to lure the team away from the relegation zone. A drop to the Championship was a
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If not for their FA cup win, Chelsea had a relatively disappointing campaign this time around. Antonio Conte’s men were not able to replicate the form they produced to win the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season, with the Blues finishing 5th in the league with 70 points, thereby missing out on Champions League qualification. The
