Category Archives: Sunderland

If you had to pick one of the four matches to watch today in the Premier League, it has to be Aston Villa against Newcastle United. Who would have thought at the beginning of the season that this would be … Continue reading →

After Sunday’s criticism of the Manchester United goalkeeper, Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville continued to criticize the Spanish keeper on Sky’s Monday Night Football program. In case you’ve missed any of the criticism of De Gea, as a result of … Continue reading →

From personal experience, we can all at times be too positive and not critical enough when we’re talking about our favorite Premier League team. We immediately go on the defensive when a supporter of another club criticizes our team in … Continue reading →

On a chilly day in England and Wales, there were plenty of goals and highlights worth watching in Premier League gameweek 23, the Saturday edition. Here are the video highlights (US readers, only). Manchester City vs Fulham Video: Manchester City … Continue reading →

If you think today is not a day for watching the Premier League, think again. I’ll give you three reasons: 1) Despite tomorrow being penned “Epic Sunday” by FOX Soccer, today has plenty of great matchups. Harry Redknapp returns to … Continue reading →

Southampton have sacked manager Nigel Adkins after 2.5 years in charge, and have appointed Argentine Mauricio Pochettino as his replacement. According to the BBC, Pochettino took charge of Espanyol at the age of 36 in January 2009, and managed a … Continue reading →

It’s not often that Sunderland is the main story in the news, but today it’s been revealed that they’ve made a formal bid for Swansea City striker Danny Graham, while Sunderland striker Fraizer Campbell looks set to join Cardiff City … Continue reading →

French striker Loic Remy has officially joined Queens Park Rangers in a club record deal believed to be £8 million. QPR manager Harry Redknapp has long been an admirer of the former Marseille footballer’s skills, and it’s certainly a somewhat … Continue reading →

Former Barcelona manager has been dropping hints that he’s interested in managing in the Premier League. The Telegraph’s Henry Winter quotes Pep Guardiola saying, “I hope in the future, I have a challenge to be a coach or a manager … Continue reading →

Six Premier League sides are in action today as each of them have another chance to qualify for the fourth round of the FA Cup. Each team has a FA Cup third round replay in their path. Today’s FA Cup … Continue reading →

The assistant referee who urged Joleon Lescott to take his Manchester City teammates over to the away section at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday to thank the City supporters who paid an exorbitant £62 for each ticket has been axed … Continue reading →

After several high scoring Saturdays of late, today was almost the opposite with some very hard fought nil-nil draws and low scoring matches. Having said that, there were some spectacular saves and defending today, which makes a change this season! … Continue reading →

We have eight Premier League matches on deck today beginning with the London derby between QPR and Tottenham Hotspur from Loftus Road. Harry Redknapp returns to see his new side play against his old side. If QPR can win this … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder who Arsene Wenger is trying to please — the supporters of the club who give their hard-earned wages to watch his team play, or the money cats in the Arsenal boardroom who want to generate as much … Continue reading →