Category Archives: Wigan Athletic

The news continues to get worse for Arsenal. After last night when we revealed that Jack Wilshere would miss tomorrow’s Champions League match against Bayern Munich, it’s been confirmed by Arsenal today that he’ll also miss this weekend’s game versus … Continue reading →

Sir Alex Ferguson has come out on the offensive today in defense of Wayne Rooney. According to The Guardian, “Sir Alex Ferguson has launched a fierce defence of Wayne Rooney, stating his determination to keep the striker at Manchester United, attacking … Continue reading →

Here are today’s Premier League news headlines: Everton hit by Tim Howard blow as injured keeper faces six weeks out — The Mail Swansea extend Michael Laudrup’s contract until 2015 — The Telegraph Liverpool has announced a new 6-tier ticket … Continue reading →

Some teams struggle to find two fit attackers at a time while others have a surplus of strikers. Some players are over-qualified at bottom clubs while others hardly deserve to be in the Premier League. For a change of pace, … Continue reading →

While most of the attention this weekend will be on tomorrow’s north London derby between Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal, there were still plenty of absorbing matches to watch this Saturday. In total, there were 22 goals today for an average … Continue reading →

Manchester United’s Ryan Giggs has signed a one-year extension to his contract at the Old Trafford club, which means incredibly we’ll see him play his 23rd year season as a first team player at the club. Giggs is set to … Continue reading →

We had some matches with big consequences today. Key losses in battles between Reading and Wigan, and QPR versus Manchester United could have a big impact on the season. Without giving anything away, here are today’s Premier League match highlights … Continue reading →

Since Roberto Martinez took over the reins at Wigan Athletic in 2009, there has always been one stand-out performer who leads from the front, keeps the team up and consequently leaves for a bigger club. Before Roberto Martinez’s new side … Continue reading →

Roberto Mancini flew off the handle this morning in his Manchester City press conference after being asked about his future as manager at the club. Here’s what Mancini said: “F*cking hell, I can not continue to answer these questions every … Continue reading →

Arsene Wenger will received the dreaded vote of confidence from American billionaire and majority Arsenal shareholder Stan Kroenke Thursday when the American meets in London for a board meeting, reports Guardian writer David Hytner. As we reported recently, Arsenal is … Continue reading →

There are four matches on today involving Premier League teams. Chelsea, Wigan and Manchester City will be hoping that they fair better than Arsenal and Everton today in the FA Cup. Plus, there’s one Premier League match to be played … Continue reading →

As an American, when I was first introduced to the Premier League I was intrigued by the idea of relegation to a lower league along with lower tier teams moving up. I will admit that it took me a bit … Continue reading →

The Andersred Blog has published a detail report providing evidence that Manchester United may soon become a debt free club again. The 8-year “experiment” by the Glazers, where they bought Manchester United in a highly leveraged buyout, is showing several … Continue reading →

Today’s Premier League action was a combination of the good, the bad and the ugly. Norwich against Fulham was a tough one to stay awake for. Stoke against Reading wasn’t as bad, but it was a chore at times, while … Continue reading →