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    featurefootball3 days ago

    Fantasy Premier League 2020/21 – Who’s hot, who’s cold and who to stay away from

    Two weeks of an international break gives the world a lot of time to settle down and digest the fact that two of England’s biggest sides were thrashed by a combined 13-3 scoreline. For FPL managers, though, the break has added to their problems with injuries, COVID-19 positive tests and more.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball5 days ago

    Everton have brought the fun back to Goodison and now they need to keep the faith in Don Carlo

    There was a moment, for the smallest seconds, when James Rodriguez sliced open West Brom with a pass that had many screaming for joy and had mouths watering across Merseyside. The angle was so so tight and tough to make that even Lucas Digne, who made the run, didn’t believe it would reach him.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball7 days ago

    Gareth Bale’s redemption arc could be just the thing that Tottenham need

    There’s a post somewhere on Twitter that goes “Once upon a time every player was the greatest player on their own team,” and it really makes you think. Because the more one thinks about it, the more one realises just how true that statement actually is.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball17 days ago

    Fantasy Premier League 2020/21 – How to survive without Sadio 'Mr Reliable' Mane

    With the first international break around the corner, it’s perhaps the moment to avoid rash decisions, but then Sadio Mane tests positive for COVID-19. Liverpool confirmed the news and that means he will self-isolate for ten days, missing the next game, so how do you replace one of FPL’s best?
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball24 days ago

    Satire Saturday | Why settle for a dynasty when you can get yourself something much smaller?

    ‘Football fans are complete and utter idiots. Well, to be pedantic about it all, football fans are intelligent people born with common sense, which is something they’ve used for large parts of their life, but when it comes to football, they’re short-sighted idiots,’
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootball25 days ago

    Fantasy Premier League 2020/21 – Four players to help you win the Gameweek 3

    An average of 59 with a highest of a 165 and a new Premier League record of 44 goals in a single matchweek means that Gameweek 2 was majestic. To say that anything after this will be terrible is an understatement but even then here are four possible players who could help transform your week.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootballa month ago

    2020/21 Premier League Previews | Manchester United, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and the return to their perch

    The 2020/21 Premier League season is back and for Manchester United, this season could make or break for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Despite hopes of a new generation, the Red Devils have had an absent transfer window and they're on the verge of either teetering off the edge or leaping across to glory.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootballa month ago

    Manchester United and Liverpool are dreaming of space but they need to touch the ground first

    No matter what the clubs across the world say, few wouldn’t have signed him. Ignore the fact that the deal would have placed many clubs in a financial blackhole that would have taken them years and maybe even decades to get out of, for a few, but few would have said no, if afforded the chance.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootballa month ago

    2020/21 Premier League Previews | Chelsea, Frank Lampard and their big money moves for the title

    The 2020/21 Premier League season is around the corner and for Chelsea, this season could be a legacy maker and not just for Frank Lampard. Because the Blues have spent a lot of money creating what is arguably 'the' team capable of challenging the best and now they need to challenge the best.
    Siddhant Lazar
    featurefootballa month ago

    2020/21 Premier League Previews | Tottenham, Jose Mourinho and their attempts to become special again

    The 2020/21 Premier League season is around the corner and for Tottenham, this season could mean something special in reference to their history. With Jose Mourinho leading the charge, Daniel Levy and co hope that the Portuguese can inject something special and end a decade long trophy drought.
    SportsCafe Desk