Daniel Storey

Manchester United On January 25, 1995, the Manchester United striker launched a kung-fu kick at a Crystal Palace fan. In an extract from his book on the subject, Daniel Storey remembers how the Scot persuaded his star man to stay put at Old Trafford

Premier League Drop balls drop dead, goalkeepers must stand completely still, and handball controversies are finally over (possibly)

Manchester City The aftermath of their FA Cup victory was dominated by tough questions of the club’s ownership – but this is a grainy issue that City fans are not alone in shouldering 

Premier League This is where every team in the top flight needs to strengthen this summer. Spoiler: there’s a lot of centre-forwards...

Manchester United Nobody knows whether they'll be in the Champions League next season or not, but regardless: there are structural and strategical problems hampering serious progress at Old Trafford  

Premier League It's not like they've been the worst players in the top flight this term, but Daniel Storey had higher hopes for these underperformers

Premier League They were stars of their sides and now lie forgotten – what comes next for these Premier League players?

Premier League We're not having this world where a 24-year-old can win it. Daniel Storey presents the alternative nominees...

Lists Since 2012/13, a player has needed to have played in a minimum of five Premier League matches to get a medal. We’re extending that to every season for this list…

Premier League Nearly all successful teams have quiet heroes who do the work but don't necessarily get the plaudits they deserve. Here are 10 players who didn't just get a Premier League medal, but played a bigger role than you might remember...

Premier League We're all slaves to the juggernaut it's become, but there are still plenty of ways to make the world's most powerful league better. Allow Daniel Storey to explain...

Transfer news The clocking is ticking for these out-of-favour top-flight stars – if they actually fancy kicking a ball this season, that is...

FA Cup Not so fast with your sweeping statements, says Daniel Storey: this competition still means so much to so many

Premier League Which players have failed to impress in the top flight this term? Daniel Storey picks out half a dozen of the worst culprits

FFT100 He won't remember 2018 fondly at international level, but the Spaniard's superhuman consistency at club level keeps him head and shoulders above anyone else at Manchester United

Manchester United Manchester United’s under-fire manager came out swinging after derby defeat on Sunday, but his shtick is merely trying to hide the ugly truth, writes Daniel Storey

Premier League You must finish in the top four. You must win a trophy. You must win the title. You. Must. Progress. Or do you? It just doesn’t work like that, writes Daniel Storey...

Manchester United The Portuguese desperately needs a positive result at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, says Daniel Storey – and the outcome could even shape what happens next for him

Everton The Everton boss is earning an unwanted name as a short-term fixer who can't keep up early results. Daniel Storey asks whether the Toffees are falling into a familiar pattern

Leicester City He's rejuvenated the midfield, got the best out of Jamie Vardy and improved the Foxes’ form since taking over in February – so what exactly is Rodgers getting right?

Championship Several players have emerged as standout performers in the second tier this season – but they're not always the ones you expect, as Daniel Storey explains

Fulham The Italian’s ‘tinkerman’ tendencies have turned the Cottagers into a team with no identity – without solving their defensive problems

Championship Which thrilling young stars from the second tier should have the chance to do it in the top flight next year?

Stoke City The Potters spent tens of millions on returning to the Premier League at the first attempt. They currently lie in the Championship’s bottom half. What happened?

Leicester City Leicester have started the season brightly but, as Daniel Storey explains, Claude Puel is fighting a losing battle in his search for job security