Latest articles by Richard Jolly
It seemed like Kelechi Iheanacho would forever play Jamie Vardy's back-up - but now Iheanacho is stepping out himself to start scoring
Everton last lifted a trophy in 1995, yet they are just one of many clubs starved of success
Mourinho's Tottenham side regularly field five attacking players, but his strategy stifles them
Football's economy has been obliterated by COVID-19 - how will that affect the way big clubs do business this summer?
The Swiss midfielder is more error-strewn than most, but his Arsenal team-mates exhibit similar tendencies
Juventus chair Andrea Agnelli's proposals would worsen the Premier League's already imperfect competitive balance, argues Richard Jolly
Robert Firmino has been crucial in the success enjoyed under Jurgen Klopp, but the Liverpool forward is showing signs of decline
Chelsea are well-stocked in supporting roles but the current crop of strikers have failed to impress thus far
Chris Wilder has admitted his Sheffield United side are doomed to the Championship, just seven months on from a heroic ninth-place finish
Part midfielder, part full-back, Joao Cancelo has become one of Man City's surprise stars of a promising season
Roy Hodgson has been a tremendous servant to Crystal Palace, but a new era at Selhurst Park has to begin at some point
Former Leeds and Real Madrid defender Jonathan Woodgate has his work cut out if he's to restore the Cherries to the top-flight
Holy smokes! Ally McCoist uses his distance from the modern Premier League to his advantage as a pundit – and has become the surprising sleeper hit of Amazon Prime's coverage
West Ham manager David Moyes has rebuilt his reputation in London - and the annual award tends to honour underdogs over title-winners
Leicester's 23-year-old winger Harvey Barnes was unstoppable against Liverpool at the weekend – and he's only getting better
Manchester City's victories, Cristiano Ronaldo's career goals and Kasper Schmeichel's Leicester appearances are all open to interpretation
Gareth Bale's return to Spurs was meant to transform the club into a force - so why isn't he getting game time?
Phil Foden's development owes much to the Manchester City manager's patience, pragmatism and refusal to oblige the mob
Ralph Hasenhuttl's Southampton play with intensity and have a clear gameplan – but an early sending off can see the whole thing unravel
Takumi Minamino has a chance to gain some Premier League experience at Southampton, but might actually be better off staying long-term
Liverpool have exercised patience and pragmatism in the transfer market under Klopp in previous windows, but their desperate defensive acquisitions were necessary
Late bloomer Jesse Lingard has a chance to rediscover his old Manchester United form at a surprisingly promising West Ham
Veron, Shevchenko, Torres... Chelsea have a history of big name signings playing a role in a manager's demise
