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Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport. Keane was the hard man of Manchester United and he is the hard man of football’s television analysts. The sporting...
In a season of big signings but mixed selections, Mason Mount has survived and thrived under both of Chelsea’s managers, and continues to be the constant...
Antonio Conte changed the traditional nature of English football with the formational revelation of the “full back” which has proved to become a recipe for success...
Mark Keohane, writing for IOL Sport The planet’’s biggest Tech companies continue to insist they are doing all they can to fight online racism and homophobia....
The MoneyMan team recaps the results over the Christmas period and takes a look at where the frontrunners, nearly halfway into the season, are positioned in...
Adam Walton, writing on Arsenal’s turn of fortune against Chelsea this weekend. Arsenal beat Chelsea 3-1 on Boxing Day, disregarding all pre-match predictions to undoubtedly achieve...
Southampton are reaping the rewards of their loyalty to manager Ralph Hassenhütle, and the calm and intelligent process that facilitated his appointment writes Adam Walton. In...
The most disappointing part about Arsenal’s loss to Tottenham, wasn’t Jose Mourinho’s smug celebrations or Hector Bellerin’s fifth foul throw of the season. It was how...
The XYZ of betting offer their thoughts from the eighth round of the Premier League, in their weekly recap “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly”
The XYZ of betting offer their thoughts from the eighth round of the Premier League, in their weekly recap “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly”
The MoneyMan team recaps their highs and lows from the sixth round of the Premier League 2020/21 season.
As appearing in IOL Sport On the 17th May this year, on these very pages, I wrote the following opening paragraph: Sport with no fans? Get...
The sports industry in England has been dealt a fresh blow after plans to bring back fans from next month were paused.
The MoneyMan, MoneyBoy and Shakes Rampedi preview the 2020/21 Premier League season
Sports fans in the UK have been forced to watch from home during the pandemic, but stadiums could open from October, Boris Johnson has said.
The Premier League was brought to a halt by the coronavirus pandemic in March but could be set to resume in June.
