Category: England
Every Manchester United Manager Since Sir Alex Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson retired in May 2013 having just won a 13th Premier League title. In the 13 years since, 11 men have taken charge across 12 spells, a [...]
Premier League’s Most Successful Club Floundering Again
Manchester United are back here again. The Premier League’s most successful club are floundering, again.
Sunday’s draw with winless Fulham compound [...]
The Three-Week International Break Changes Squad Planning For Premier League Clubs
Premier League managers have spent years building squads around a familiar rhythm: two short international breaks in early autumn, each one a brief pa [...]
Jake Reeves Interview: “Playing For A Supporter-Owned Club Is Playing For The Fans”
An interview with Jake Reeves, by Ben McFadyean for WFi.
Jake Reeves is a Midfielder currently on loan with Barnet in League 2; the 33-year-old [...]
Michael Carrick Feeling Familiar Pressure Of Recent Man United Managers
Michael Carrick knows better than most what Manchester United demand of their manager.
Having spent more than a decade at Old Trafford as a player [...]
Alexis Mac Allister Has Rediscovered His Best Form Under Andoni Iraola
Alexis Mac Allister had a slightly disappointing 2025/26 season. After helping Liverpool to the Premier League title the previous year, his performanc [...]
Matchday Rituals in 2026: What Fans Do Before, During and After Kick-Off
Ritual is one of the oldest things in football. Older than substitutes, older than most of the clubs that practise it.
The same seat. The same walk [...]
Fernandez Could Be Key To Serious Man City Challenge
Manchester City’s decision to equal the British transfer record of £125m to sign Enzo Fernández feels like far more than the acquisition of another el [...]
Dave Challinor On Stockport County, His Managerial Journey So Far, And His Desire To Return To The Dugout
An interview with Dave Challinor, by Callum McFadden for WFi.
You came into professional football via a slightly different route, going to colleg [...]
The Other Side of a League: Why Survival Battles Shape Football History as Much as Champions
Football history usually remembers the champions.
The photographs show captains lifting trophies, supporters filling city centres and players celeb [...]