Season Review

In Harry Redknapp’s final season in charge at White Hart Lane, Gareth Bale had finally come to the ...

A cut-price favourite in his debut season for Swansea, Ben Davies established himself as a first-team regular after ...

He’d arrived at White Hart Lane with a real reputation as a goalscoring defender but Jan Vertonghen took ...

A knee injury to Micah Richards afforded Pablo Zabaleta the chance to stake a claim as a regular in many Fantasy squads last time out, making the City right-back role his own. With the former rested at the start of the season due to his exertions at the summer Olympics, Zabaleta was installed as City’s first choice from the outset as Roberto Mancini’s side looked to build on their previous title-winning campaign...

Having ran the rule over Hull City yesterday, our series of articles focussing on the promoted clubs turns ...

Back in the Premier League after a four-season hiatus, Hull City clinched automatic promotion on the final day ...

Our final club under analysis in the series of “Promoted Teams” articles is West Ham. Finishing third in ...

Having run the rule over Reading yesterday, Southampton are next up in our analysis of next season’s trio ...

With the fixture list for 2012/13 now out in the wild, it’s time for us to roll out reports on the three promoted clubs. Up first in our analysis, then, is Championship winners Reading. Written off by many, Brian McDermott's men pipped Southampton to the title by just a single point...

It seems fitting that Robin Van Persie should bring our team of the season review to a close. ...

Papiss Cisse arrived in Newcastle at the turn of the year for a fee of £10 million from Bundisliga outfit SC Freiburg. Handed the heralded number nine shirt by the Magpies, Cisse had the reputation to match such expectations but nobody really anticipated the impact he’d make...

Swansea’s capture of 22-year-old Gylfi Sigurdsson from Bundesliga outfit Hoffenheim was a January move that attracted little interest, the Icelandic playmaker arrived in Wales with little fanfare...