John Nicholson

The Match of the Day plans have angered the right people, while Roy Keane countered Peter Drury and Gary Neville to make the Manchester derby palatable.

Football is supposed to be fun and Ange Postecoglou's Spurs are damned fine fun. Don't listen when they say it's a results game.

It wasn’t Wes Brown’s fault but Wolves v Man Utd was a snooze-fest. But our man woke up for some Roberto Martinez on Prime.

The idea that the Premier League sells itself on its own supposed elite status is unsustainable when you actually view the product.

Manchester United v Newcastle United was just one of many games watched by Johnny. He preferred Penybont v Cardiff Met University.

Manchester United are so frustratingly poor in 2025 that Johnny Nic feels compelled to indulge in some 'In my day...' nostalgia about Sir Alex Ferguson.

Sky Sports did their best to give Liverpool versus Manchester United the Big Game Treatment but it was an 'embarrassing' contrast to the Scottish coverage.

Whoever’s job it is to hire and fire at Arsenal needs to hand Mikel Arteta his sandwiches wrapped in a road map.

Arsenal v Man Utd was 'unwatchable' but even worse was TNT Sports pundit Rio Ferdinand trying his hand at some 'toe-curlingly embarrassing' interviewing.

For the Premier League, a competitive season with high-flying underdogs is very much a double-edged sword. They’re caught in a cleft stick.