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Graham Potter can save West Ham but they must first pay the price of a chaotic summer
West Ham have appointed a 'project manager' in Potter, not a firefighter, so patience will be required at the London Stadium
The National League Cup: A Pathway for U21 Development or a Bridge Too Far?
OPINION The latest instalment of FourFourTwo’s football agency column sees Harry Croft from DEFY analyse the pros and cons of U21 teams playing seasoned pros
If you know your history you will appreciate the irony of Goodison Park's final act in the final Merseyside Derby ever played there
ON THE GROUND FourFourTwo were inside the old stadium to watch a Merseyside derby befitting of the 120 Everton-Liverpool games played here before it
‘If Xabi Alonso had wanted the Liverpool job, Arne Slot might still be in Rotterdam' Respected writer and Liverpool fan Tony Evans provides the inside story of the quest to replace Jurgen Klopp and the shocking factor no one expected
No supporters were popping champagne corks when Arne Slot was confirmed as Liverpool's new manager and his success may even have surprised club insiders
Chelsea and Enzo Maresca have three major problems they must solve after crashing out of the FA Cup with alarm bells now ringing
Stamford Bridge’s volume can help Chelsea secure the Champions League football they crave and need
Spirit, organisation and quality is present at Chelsea, but atmosphere remains lacking at Stamford Bridge
Vitor Pereira believes he’s found a key commodity inside Wolverhampton Wanderers that can keep them in the Premier League
Who saw this result coming? Not Wolves supporters, that’s for certain
The new Champions League format is the European Super League in sheep's clothing
I'm not against new formats, but UEFA have replaced the traditional group stage with something worse
