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Chelsea are currently locked horns with Arsenal and Manchester City in the battle for the Premier League crown.

But it’s ultimately a fight that they should win, anything less than finishing as champions is a failure. (more…)

After three successive wins to start the 2013-2014 campaign,

Liverpool travelled to Swansea City to cement their place at the top of the Premier League table. (more…)

Andy Carroll’s sending off will be a massive blow for us and a decision that will be remembered at the end of the season no matter what.

However before that happened we saw the thing all fans have been waiting for. (more…)

It has not been a vintage season so far for Manchester United.

Already out of both domestic cups, and hopelessly behind in the title race, even securing a Champions League place looks a big ask. (more…)

I’ve been so disappointed to see Mesut Özil come under heavy criticism over the past few weeks.

You expect it from pundits and fans of other teams but never from your own fans. (more…)

We all know the magnificent story of AFC Wimbledon.

And how the club came about after suffering at the hands of greedy, clueless owners who didn’t have any interest in the heartbeat of Wimbledon FC – the fans. (more…)

There has been a mixed reaction to the move to the Olympic Stadium for West Ham.

You have to question whether it’s going to make the club better, or whether we are just leaving home? (more…)

It’s hard to separate the personal feelings of a life-long supporter from those of a realist.

Being a Tottenham Hotspur supporter my entire life, I am used to the roller-coaster ride that comes with it. (more…)

Arsenal had not lost at Anfield since 2007.

They had seemingly put to bed the hoodoo they previously had during the Robbie Fowler years. (more…)

A front three of Robin van Persie, Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata.

Surely a prospect to get Manchester United fans excited after a disappointing first half to the campaign. (more…)

I hate it when other supporters say “we don’t play football”.

I understand ignorant opposition fans using this clumsy easy stereotype. However I find it much harder to comprehend from anyone that watches us? (more…)

When Tony Pulis replaced Ian Holloway as Crystal Palace manager on November 23rd..

The Eagles were languishing in last place in the Premier League table, with just seven points to their name. (more…)

United have hit a low.

Curiously, they haven’t been entirely washed out, wringed out and hung out to dry, as much as most would like. (more…)

It was a beautiful sunny day in North London.

As we travelled to the Emirates, the mood amongst fans was quite positive despite the frustrating transfer window and the news of Kallstrom suffering an injury in training. (more…)

What comes next?

The club is going through a rough period where no one involved has been happy and we didn’t expect the transfer window to make that all better. (more…)