Graham Potter on West Ham ambition and a reflection on Brighton and Chelsea

What was it about your time at Brighton that worked so well? “It was a really good, reciprocal relationship from the start, because I’d only had a year at Swansea and when you talk about the path from the EFL into the Premier league, we’dfinished 10th. So that’s not exactly a ticket if you’re looking at it just purely from the league table.Continue reading “Graham Potter on West Ham ambition and a reflection on Brighton and Chelsea”

John O’Shea joins Manchester United Foundation event to celebrate partnership work in Northern Ireland

Manchester United Foundation has hosted a celebration event at Ulster University, to showcase its ongoing outreach work across Derry-Londonderry and mark a new partnership with the International Fund for Ireland (IFI), which will enable further opportunities and cross-border programmes in the coming months.   Manchester United legend and longstanding supporter of the Foundation John O’SheaContinue reading “John O’Shea joins Manchester United Foundation event to celebrate partnership work in Northern Ireland”

Celtic are Champions in waiting after Aberdeen and Rangers share the spoils at Pittodrie

Celtic are on the brink of sealing a 55th Scottish league title after Rangers were held to a 2-2 draw by Aberdeen at Pittodrie today, all but ending the Ibrox side’s hopes of a late charge for the Premiership crown. With just five games remaining in the season, Rangers now find themselves a daunting 15Continue reading “Celtic are Champions in waiting after Aberdeen and Rangers share the spoils at Pittodrie”

Alan Hutton on Scotland, Steve Clarke and Scott McTominay

Steve Clarke has hinted he may run his Scotland contract down and leave in the summer of 2026. Do you think the SFA should try to retain his services? And if he does leave, who do you think should replace him? A. “It’s an interesting one, I’ve thought about it before. He’s been there since 2019,Continue reading “Alan Hutton on Scotland, Steve Clarke and Scott McTominay”

Alzheimer Scotland Charity Match: Football Legends Unite for a Great Cause

Football fans are in for a treat as an exciting charity match in support of Alzheimer Scotland is set to take place on Sunday, 2nd March at the Falkirk Stadium, with kick-off at 1pm. This special fixture will see Scotland take on the Rest of the World, led by two legendary managers—Graeme Souness at theContinue reading “Alzheimer Scotland Charity Match: Football Legends Unite for a Great Cause”

Daizen Maeda Makes Champions League History for Celtic

Daizen Maeda has emerged as a pivotal figure for Celtic in the 2024/25 UEFA Champions League campaign, consistently delivering standout performances that underscore his importance to Brendan Rodgers and his team. His contributions have been instrumental in Celtic’s journey through Europe’s elite competition, highlighting both his individual talent and his integral role as an effectiveContinue reading “Daizen Maeda Makes Champions League History for Celtic”

Kieran Tierney Set For Emotional Celtic Return

Brendan Rodgers confirmed yesterday that Kieran Tierney will return to Celtic in the summer having agreed a pre-contract to rejoin his boyhood club. Speaking to the media ahead of Celtic’s Champions League fixture with Aston Villa, Rodgers said: “Ideally it [Kieran returning] would [happen in January] but, at this moment, he’s still an Arsenal player.Continue reading “Kieran Tierney Set For Emotional Celtic Return”

Robbie Fowler Would be a Fascinating Choice for Bolton Wanderers

Bolton Wanderers recent managerial vacancy presents an opportunity for a fresh perspective at the club. Among the names linked to the role, Premier League icon Robbie Fowler has been named as a potential candidate. I recently interviewed Robbie for World Football Index and I left the chat feeling that he has unfinished business in EnglishContinue reading “Robbie Fowler Would be a Fascinating Choice for Bolton Wanderers”

Five Managers Motherwell Could Turn to for Their Next Appointment

Motherwell now find themselves looking for a new manager after the resignation of Stuart Kettlewell. With the Scottish Premiership as competitive as ever, the Steelmen will want someone capable of steadying the ship while injecting ambition and vision into the club. Here are five potential candidates Motherwell could consider: Steven Naismith (Unattached) Steven Naismith isContinue reading “Five Managers Motherwell Could Turn to for Their Next Appointment”

Kieran Offord: The Young Scottish Striker Making an Impact in Irish Football

Kieran Offord’s burgeoning career has seen him emerge as an exciting young forward thanks to a prolific loan spell with NIFL Premiership side Crusaders. A product of St Mirren’s youth academy, in the first half of the 2024/25 season, Offord has netted 14 goals, including 10 in the league, displaying sharp finishing and an abilityContinue reading “Kieran Offord: The Young Scottish Striker Making an Impact in Irish Football”