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Wigan failed to climb out of the relegation zone by only drawing Stoke City, but after Tony Pulis’ side took the lead twice Roberto Martinez’s team did well to salvage a point – especially.

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Stoke will make a renewed approach for Anfield’s Brazilian international Lucas Leiva in the January transfer window.

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Some have gone as far as to claim that fifteen teams could be relegated from the Premier League this season, especially with West Brom, Hull and Stoke all putting up a decent fight. Clubs seem to be scrambling over each other to avoid sitting in the drop zone, with Tottenham still bottom of the table despite a recent resurgence. [Read the rest of this entry »]

To say that Tottenham’s match against Bolton on Sunday is must-win would be an understatement. Not for a long time has victory been so important in the league, for a number of reasons. The pressure on manager Juande Ramos is immense, and a failure to win could see him axed or even walk out of White Hart Lane. Spurs are also without a win in the Premier League this term, following a 2-1 defeat at Stoke, and one of the Potters players is none too happy with a certain Tottenham defender. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Yesterday must have been a pretty weird day for wee Davie Moyes. First Alan Wiley, the myopic ref who made a pig’s ear of the Stoke v Everton game at the weekend, phoned him to admit that he had made a hash of the penalty decision which turned Moyes’ hair an even more irate shade of orange. Then, hours later, poor Moyes – no doubt buoyed by the call with Wiley – gets smacked with an FA disciplinary charge for his antics during the game. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Everton gaffer Davie Moyes had a good moan at ref Alan Wiley at Stoke yesterday. The Scot first registered his frustration through the fourth official, was then sent to the stands, and finally, he admitted: [Read the rest of this entry »]

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The answer is that they’re all interested in signing a certain striker from Valencia. If the player is that good, you have to question why Los Che are considering farming him out on loan to a Premier League club, and the fact that Stoke and Hull have been linked to the forward may suggest that he’s not exactly on a par with Fernando Torres. [Read the rest of this entry »]

There should be a rule that stops people naming teams as ‘a dark horse’ when it’s clear as mud that they’re a talented side that are expected to go well next season. While it might be a reflection that the Premier League has become increasingly easy to call, it’s a shame that former pros that are paid a bucketload of money to talk in a bland fashion about the game can’t come up with anything better than the below. [Read the rest of this entry »]

The way that the Potters are carrying on, you might be forgiven for thinking they’re allowed to field two keepers between the sticks next season. Perhaps they’ll need to in order to stay up! Stoke missed out on Scott Carson, who instead chose to play for West Brom, although they now appear to be lining up a couple of decent alternatives instead. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Quality over quantity appears to be the motto for Tony Pulis, who is looking to add a pretty decent striker to his Stoke City squad. This guy could easily hit double figures for the Potters next season. [Read the rest of this entry »]

Sadly for Potters fans, it’s not Jonathan Woodgate and Craig Gordon. However, it’s clear that Stoke are assembling a substantial list of players that they want to sign over the next few weeks, including [Read the rest of this entry »]