womenforfootball.com -12 games into English Premier League season, how do the highly famed managers, Pep Guardiola and Jose Mourinho, at their new teams stack up against each other? As football fans, in particular gloomy British people in post-Brexit era, were eagerly waiting for English Premier league season to kick-off, they were in particular excited to…
womenforfootball.com – It was a record hot Summer around the world this year. But despite some unusual record rainfall and flooding in some parts of Europe, it was particularly a hot summer in football transfer market in Europe. A new record transfer of all time was set in Summer 2016, thanks to Paul Pogba’s astonishing…
(womenforfootball.com)- The only club in Europe currently battling with crisis is not Liverpool for being 9th spot, Chelsea for their mid-table spot. It is not Manchester United being out of Champions league contention, nor is it Real Madrid with their young coach. It is Arsenal, which is in its worst club crisis ever witnessed. The…
Womenforfootball.com – Pep Guardiola, “The genius coach of modern football”, as he is called by majority of football managers, professional players and pundits, is on his way to English Premier League(Source: ESPN). The young Spaniard made the announcement in an official press conference last month, although he still has 4 months remaining into his contract…
womenforfootball.com: 2014 has been one of the darkest years in English Premier side, Arsenal’s recent history so far. Marred by losses to weaker teams, along with poor record in defense and usual long list of injuries, the team could not be more disappointed. So are Arsenal fans really. For the first time, Arsene Wenger, the…
womenforfootball.com- 2013-2014 turned out to be a truly competitive season in English Premier League’s recent history. As the English Premier League come to an end this weekend, Manchester City and Liverpool fans are yet to know the fate of their beloved team. They do not know either whether to celebrate the title Championship or mourn…
Womenforfootball.com- “We are not in it,” said Mourinho, whose side have two games remaining. “The champions will be Liverpool or City. We have nothing to celebrate.” Whether these comments are a mere understatement by Chelsea fans’ favourite coach, Jose Mourinho, or whether it is a likely scenario, it is up for debate. However, one thing…
