Whilst Arsenal were undoubtedly profligate in front of goal against a battling West Bromwich side at least they were creating chances by the bucket load, whereas Liverpool and Spurs both looked toothless up front!

Rafa Benitez is understandably irate at a decision made by the authorities. This is in relation to a work permit for a young talent, who will now have to be loaned out elsewhere rather than challenging for a spot at Liverpool!

According to this source the Gunners are within sight of a very good signing to boost their bare midfield.

Rafa Benitez appears to be considering a move for a former player.

You have to feel a bit sorry for Liverpool midfielder Sebastian Leto. After making a move last season from Argentina to Liverpool, the shifty midfielder has been waiting on the sidelines for a chance to play while he got clearance on a work permit. After holding out for good news, Leto was hit with the […]

Lo and behold, Arsenal could be about to do something interesting in the transfer market. Arsène Wenger wants Xabi Alonso to form a Spanish midfield axis with Cesc Fábregas at Arsenal next season, reckons the Guardian.

Everyone becomes an expert around this time of the season making predictions on a whim and offering advice on all manner of crazy suggestions for bets that could make you a rich man, but what is your tip for the new season?

We here at COS (caughtoffside to the uninitiated) are looking to find the worst player in the Premier League. It’s easy to find the best players, but try to single out the lowest of the low - that one player who really just doesn’t belong and appears to be a member of your squad because […]

Someone might want to tell Rafael Benitez that just because Player A costs a certain sum of money, it doesn’t mean that you can justify selling Player B for the same amount, especially as people might want to question why you’re not keeping Player B in the first place.

It appears Aston Villa manager Martin O’Neill has given up any hope of keeping his skipper and that should open the door for a long awaited Anfield move, however, does Rafa still have some cash left?