Richard Jolly

Scott Parker's Fulham showed flashes of coherence at times but lacked cutting edge in both boxes when it mattered

Sam Allardyce's record of never being relegated is in tatters after West Brom's demotion - staying on would be a mistake

Real Madrid and Barcelona were almost untouchable between 2009 and 2018 - now they're being left behind their European rivals

West Ham are on the brink of something that would outrank anything David Moyes oversaw at Everton

Gareth Bale's brilliance against Sheffield United further highlights wasted opportunities under the sacked Portuguese manager

What formation do Manchester City play? Pep Guardiola has taken the false 9 to whole new levels this season and appear to be reaping the benefits

Former Gunners boss Unai Emery was mocked for his communication skills in London, but has a chance to prove his pedigree at Villarreal

Manchester United's departing executive vice-chairman has been a key ally to the Glazers with a talent for building a brand - replacing him will be a careful balancing act

Alan Shearer has been made an inaugural Premier League Hall of Fame inductee – but we still don't talk about his incredible goalscoring record enough

How James Milner, Pep Guardiola, Marcus Rashford and others joined fans by speaking out against the European Super League

The Tottenham chairman has tarnished his reputation with European Super League wrangling and the disastrous appointment of Jose Mourinho in 2019

The European Super League clubs clearly don't care about legacy or tradition, so let's take it away from them

Carlo Ancelotti's Everton have been good, bad and ugly this season, but no discernible blueprint is emerging

An extra two spots in the England Euro 2020 squad would create fresh selection questions for England – who should Southgate be looking at?

Jose Mourinho has achieved incredible things in football - but perhaps none as impressive as putting a frown on Son's face

Norwich City's impending Premier League return seemed a dead-cert from the outset, and they've not disappointed

Tottenham's loss to Dinamo Zagreb was bad, but how does it compare to the all-time biggest continental flops?

West Brom, Burnley and Newcastle United are not known for attacking football, yet each have seen their fair share of goalfests recently

Aidy Boothroyd's England Under-21s were dumped out of the Euros this week, despite a talented squad. So what went wrong?

Sergio Aguero will depart Manchester City after a decade of success, and the knowledge he was a key member of an unforgettable unit

Harry Kane's desire to win trophies is understandable, but it may come at the cost of truly legendary status at Tottenham Hotspur

Stephen Kenny wants Ireland to get the ball down and play but there may never have been a worse time to try this

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