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Footballers who are ‘too good’ for their own clubs or underachieving at another is a hot topic regularly discussed between fans – springing to mind names like Newcastle’s Allan Saint-Maximin, Christian Benteke of Crystal Palace and Fulham’s Aleksandar Mitrovic.
A name that will be fondly remembered by Barnsley FC fans, Argentine Hugo Colace quickly became a fan favourite in his successful three-year spell with The Tykes. A decade on from his departure from the Reds the 37-year-old still holds a very special place in his heart for the South Yorkshire team.
A season of change for Hull FC. Post-lockdown saw Lee Radford’s six years in charge come to an end. A record of three wins and three losses saw Lee Radford sacked.
Leeds started the season in great form with three wins from four but saw their Super League form drop after their Challenge cup victory over Salford.
The Dragons managed to overcome a difficult season with Steve McNamara’s side the epitome of inconstancy. Excellent one week and terrible the next.
A last gasp winner from new signing Jonny Smith claimed all three points for Burton as they edged past Hull City at the Pirelli Stadium
The Owls will look to capitalise on the Chairboys’ poor league form to escape the relegation zone for the first time this season.
When the Cowley brothers masterminded Lincoln’s way out of the National League and into League One, their departure to Huddersfield Town in 2019, left an air of desolation across the city that Lincoln’s revival in fortunes would end with their tenure. Whilst heartbreak can take a while to heal, Michael Appleton has arguably turned Lincoln into a sleeker outfit, with their eyes firmly focused on promotion to The Championship.
Nigel Clough’s men will look to make it six wins out of six as they travel to Banks’s Stadium to face Walsall who are only three points ahead of the Stags.
Tranmere Rovers will be eager to make it seven wins on the bounce in all competitions as they welcome a resistant Stevenage to Prenton Park on Tuesday (February 9).
Mason Mount, a midfielder that reads the game so well and can provide important goals and assists in times where the club need him to step up.
Oxford United head to Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night hoping to bounce back quickly from a weekend defeat to Doncaster
Opponents have struggled to find their footing when they have visited the Western Homes Stadium this season (and that’s without considering the condition of the pitch). But will Ipswich Town experience the same?
Under the caretaker charge of Jonathan Woodgate, Bournemouth will look to cause an FA Cup upset as they face Sean Dyche’s Burnley at Turf Moor in the fifth round of the tournament.
The Cobblers welcome Wigan Athletic tomorrow night to the PTS Academy Stadium in what is a relegation six-pointer.
The season 2020/21 is by far one of the strangest, with tales of multiple call-offs due to COVID outbreaks within squads. Footballers have been criticised for not playing with the usual intensity, which has been blamed on factors such as lack of fans in stadiums.
James Vince inspires Sydney Sixers to successful title defence, but how did the rest of England’s sizeable cohort fare during the tenth instalment of Australia’s premier T20 competition?
Jack Leach removes Rohit Sharma late on absorbing fourth day as England require further nine wickets to win opening Test.
Tom Bullivant takes us through his thoughts on Arsenal’s post-COVID transfer strategy.
Last Saturday saw Southend United’s form continue with a 5-1 defeat to Port Vale who had only won once in their last eleven games. Andy Wilkins discusses the pressure now placed on Mark Molesley and his side as they face a battle to avoid dropping into the National League.
On Saturday, Shrewsbury went away to Swindon and won 1-0 to claim their first points of 2021. It was a crucial result in their season. And despite all of the significance encompassing the game, what some figures at the club have gone through in recent months, means any talk of football becomes rather inconsequential. Jacob Tanswell writes.
On the 31st August 2015, Liverpool signed 18 year old Nigerian striker Taiwo Awoniyi for £400,000 after he impressed for Nigeria’s imperial soccer academy.
How has Emiliano Martinez evolved himself from Arsenal’s number two or three, to an elite Premier League stopper?
Pedro Neto shined above his teammates in Wolves’ goalless draw with Midlands rival, Leicester City, the winger provided a number…