Another month has passed, and the Premier League has gone into another international break, so the Berkeley Squares team are back again to give their takes on how FPL has gone for them over the last couple of weeks.
The Premier League has completed four weeks of football, meaning that we are now 1 month into this Fantasy Premier League season, so over the international break we thought we would look back at how some of the Berkeley Squares team have got on! Before
Manchester United have fallen very low this season; but it has been a downward spiral for the club since the departure of the great Sir Alex Ferguson, and one which makes you question if those in charge at the football club are truly the right men for the job.
Football likes to be known for its inclusiveness, with supporters uniting to cheer on their club no matter what, yet racism has always been a pressing issue for the sport. Lately there have been multiple cases of racist chants and abuse from the supporters, and
This season was supposed to be different. It was finally Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s team. Manchester United had finally recovered from the loss of Sir Alex Ferguson. After shelling out £80 million on Harry Maguire and £50 million on Aaron Wan Bissaka, finally Manchester United had
The introduction of safe standing at all English football grounds is a goal that most fans could only dream of. Harry Dayus explores whether recent developments mean that this dream may become a reality?
Alex Makin explores where it went wrong for Ravel Morrison and if he still has the bright future ahead of him that so many predicted.
Sam Perry reminisces about Wenger’s time at Arsenal and explores what the future holds for an Arsenal without Wenger.
Harry Dayus works out what we can all take from England’s friendlies against the Netherlands and Italy.
Film, grime, Fifa, Corbyn. All topics that James has explored before. The only logical step forward is football hooliganism in the form of football fan channels.
