Premier League News / Domesticettes

Having played football for Birmingham City Ladies in the eighties, I admit to having a soft spot for Doncaster Belles, who dominated women’s football during this period. Although there was no Premier division at this time, they were well respected and...read more »

Jose Mourinho has claimed that it is different playing for Everton than playing for Chelsea. Granted, the Special One is probably right. Aside from the blue of the kit, there are very few similarities between the two clubs. The expectations, way they...read more »

I’ve been a season ticket holder at Upton Park for around 7 years now, and I’m lucky that I sit surrounded by amazing people who know I’m quite serious about the game. However, every now and then I get a bit...read more »

So after the defeat to West Brom, David Moyes clearly felt that he was no longer able to use the excuse that the start to the season had been difficult. In terms of fixtures that is. It has also been...read more »

Sitting at the top of the table – not just in the Premier League but also in their Champions League group of death, things are looking good for Arsenal. The team that in the summer, fans and the media essentially ridiculed....read more »

The League Cup may well be considered the least prestigious domestic cup, but there is no denying that the third round threw up some rather intriguing ties. The clash between Manchester United and Liverpool was make or break for David...read more »

Looking back now it’s almost strange to think that nobody knew what to expect going into the 166th Manchester derby. Not many would’ve been so bolshie, so brazen and so accurate to predict the merciless massacre that played out in...read more »

Manchester is blue. There is no doubt about that. After the derby on Sunday, bragging rights went firmly to the Manchester City fans. After the initial euphoria - or in the case of Manchester United fans devestation - wears off,...read more »

Five seasons ago, had you said to anyone that Swansea would not only be a top ten side in the Premier League, but had won a trophy and just beaten Spanish giants Valencia – at the Mestalla no less, few...read more »

Derby day. Whether Tyne-Wear, split by Stanley Park or across the Black Country, it’s the 180 minutes of football no fan really looks forward to every season. Until it’s over that is. The week leading up to a derby match...read more »