Dave Tickner

Neat as it is for everyone to agree that Thomas Tuchel should shoulder the England blame, we need a few more fingers pointed 🫵

The question for Spurs is not - for really the first time in living memory - ‘who do they need to sign?’ but ‘who do they still need to sign?’

The question for Spurs is not – for really the first time in living memory – ‘who do they need to sign?’ but ‘who do they still need to sign?’

The World Cup is over and that means it's wall-to-wall transfer tittle-tattle until late August. Let's at least try and combine the two one last time.

Thomas Frank has finally been sacked by Tottenham so who is likely to be next?

As the World Cup heads for our collective memories, here are the pundits we would quite happily forget and never hear from again.

Based on highly scientific methods (vibes, reading stuff, odds) we've come up with some assumptions about next season. Assumptions that might be wrong.

Are Chelsea and Spurs at risk of breaking transfer rules with their summer spends? Well, yes and no. But mainly no.

Almost everyone now agrees it would be best if Gianni Infantino wasn't FIFA president. But that's the easy bit. Who on earth replaces him?

A week in which Arsenal make a transformative signing for their midfield also counts as a slightly disappointing one. They've come a long way.