Manuel Pellegrini endured a wretched start, but the manager altering his midfield – and his captain’s responsibilities – has had a big impact, writes Daniel Storey
With new signings benched and Manuel Pellegrini switching tactics and players, West Ham have stumbled out of the blocks despite their £100m summer spending, writes Richard Jolly
As the 2018/19 season starts, Huw Davies assesses how likely each Premier League boss is to stay in their current seat. Whether they’re pushed or walk away is another matter...
Argentina vs England at France 98, Di Canio’s infamous shove, Wenger’s revolution, the rise of Simeone... like a fighty, footballing Forrest Gump, the former right-back has been history’s witness
With Theresa May having called a snap election, many voters are less than impressed with the choices on offer. Chas Newkey-Burden imagines an election contested by leading gaffers
While the trickle of big-name players heading to Chinese Super League pitches has turning into a flood, there is just as big a pool for the competition's touchline-dwellers
Sure, the latter trio are incredibly successful coaches – but why don't they ever seem to enjoy themselves? And come to think of it, why doesn't anyone? Alex Hess investigates
