March 2015 - Page 3 of 4

So long, Steven Gerrard – The start of a new era

I remember after the awful 2-2 draw against Leicester on New Year’s Day, when rumours came out that Gerrard would be set to leave Liverpool

Manchester United host Arsenal on Monday night in what is arguably the biggest match of both team’s season. James Bingham previews the game.

The game kicked off in a rather timid fashion, with both Tottenham and QPR struggling to maintain possession and shoot.

It’s the quarter final stage of the F.A Cup and it’s the stage where every team’s dream and ambition of winning the trophy, and now Liverpool

Back in August, Harry Redknapp’s return to White Hart Lane ended in a 4-0 defeat for QPR. Things are a bit different now…

Have a think about some of the goals Alexis has scored this season. Now think about how many have come at the end of wonderful, intricate

Chelsea’s attentions turned back to their Premier League, West Ham hoping to capitalise on any post-cup hangovers the visitors might have.

Liverpool have struggled at times against lower quality teams. Thankfully the Reds won, with a good display against Burnley. Here’s how the

Pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass, pass back to the keeper, pass, pass, lose possession, concede, repeat. I think this perfectly sums up

Would Reid have been the right man to add a much needed boost to Tottenham’s backline? How would Reid have stacked up to Spurs’ current crop