Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette has declared that the best of him is yet to come in the Premier League. Alexandre Lacazette was briefly Arsenal’s record signing after his £52.5 million move from Lyon. Since then, he has struck up a friendship with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and the pair have become the personality of Arsenal. While Lacazette
‘Action’ Anthony Alberto has said that the game of Poker is all about having fun and making friends. An unusual stance for a widely-known poker player, but then the story of Anthony Alberto is unusual. Anthony Alberto used to work in car sales before he started playing Poker and betting on sports for a living.
Phil Foden is the name on everyone’s lips when it comes to Manchester City this season. The young, prodigious, and most importantly English midfielder has risen to prominence since the 2017/2018 season. City manager Pep Guardiola found himself constantly fielding questions about when Phil Foden would play last season. The fervor to see him play
Louise Butler says she wants to encourage more girls to play poker. As well as that, she opened up about her experiences of intimidation to the Irish Mirror. As Ireland’s first ever female professional poker player, Louise Butler is in a unique position. She has had some big paydays, including winning €44,000 in a single
Gary Neville has come out in support of VAR after it was used for the first time in the Premier League this weekend. Speaking on his podcast, Gary Neville was overwhelmingly positive about the first round of VAR incidents. According to the Premier League, about 70 incidents were checked by VAR over the weekend’s games.
Last year, Transfer Deadline Day was moved to the day before the first Premier League game of the season. For fans and clubs, this provides an exciting day after which a line can be drawn. Each team knows exactly which players will be available to them before the start of the season. We still get
The age of the superstar in top-level team sport is coming to an end. Trends come and go in sport, and individualists have been usurped by coaches, collective philosophies and systems. Lionel Messi will probably play for Barcelona for as long as he wants. The same goes for Tom Brady with the New England Patriots.
As elite football mercilessly continues it’s juggernauting course towards a European Super League and the franchisation of the sport, disenfranchisement abounds not just for fans, but the players as well. There are currently several players at top European Clubs who seem to have driven into a ditch and can’t get out. Mesut Ozil at Arsenal.
Ivorian winger Nicolas Pepe has officially signed for Arsenal, the club announced on Thursday. It’s a game-changing addition for Arsenal, who had previously appeared to be bumbling their way through yet another transfer window. Singing Nicolas Pepe adds quality, dynamism and penetration in the wide areas – where Arsenal really needed it. As well as
Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish has spoken to the BBC about taking his boyhood club back to the Premier League. Jack Grealish is a modern Aston Villa icon. A fan, turned promising youth prospect and eventually turned captain, he represents the values of the club. As well as that, he remembers that Villa is a
