What would we do without the Guardian? To save reviewing all the transfers of all the clubs, and where they’ve been left short – or bloated – we’ll just repeat everything that David Pleat allegedly wrote in the Guardian Sport Blog. We’ve even stolen the picture. It’s good though…
Here is the second part of our Premier League Preview (leaving you all of 24 hours to read it) along with our predicted final table… Part one is below. Read it now before the season starts and all our forecasts are immediately proved wrong.
With only days to go until the start of the Premier League, we take a whirlwind look through the division (no-one likes long, lengthy previews) – count yourself lucky if your side gets more than a couple of lines… We also have our final table prediction, which will no doubt come back to haunt us. Read on for Part One…
So, aside from the small matters of the FA Cup Final and the Champions League final, all is done and decided. Newcastle and Boro will join WBA in the Championship next season, Burnley will accompany Wolves and Birmingham into the Premier League, Rangers’ SPL triumph caused Gordon Strachan to resign… read on for a full summary of all the ups and downs in all the divisions.
With four games left in the Premiership, and the Championship and Leagues One and Two heading into the playoff period, we take a look through the divisions at who’s up, who’s down, and what’s still to be decided… (Thanks to the BBC)
In footballing terms, of course. The Easter weekend saw teams inch closer to promotion and to the relegation trap-door – with Luton the first to actually fall through it. We take a look through the divisions and report on the potential ups and downs (with a nod to the BBC)
Recently we have asked; Can Anyone Stop United? Can United Really Win the Quintruple? And then, in the wake of Liverpool’s 4-1 destruction of United at Old Trafford: Is the Title Race back on? We can safely say, on the back of United’s defeat to Fulham where for the first time in recent memory they self destructed (with Scholes and Rooney both dismissed), that the answer to all of those questions is ‘yes’…
After Liverpool’s sensational 4-1 destruction of Man United at Old Trafford, is the Title Race back on? The table, and the bookies, still say no – United are 1/10, and remain 4 points clear of Liverpool and Chelsea with a game in hand. Certainly, they are strong favourites; but a win against the red half of Merseyside would have really put it to bed, whereas now both Chelsea and Liverpool will feel they’re in with a sniff. Let’s have a look at what United would need to do to let one of them in…
