Putting Rooney in midfield is destined to fail
Wayne Rooney has fallen a far way down in the eyes of the public over the last while, but is it justified? Could it be that he is neither a…
Wenger will rightfully go down as an all-time great
Graham Greene once wrote that “time lends poetry to the battlefield”. The reign of Arsene Wenger, and his 20 years of moulding and sculpting Arsenal football club, will certainly need…
The Big Interview with Sky Sports commentator Ian Crocker
Ian Crocker needs no introduction to football fans north or south of the border. Beginning his commentary career 25 years ago, he gradually worked his way up and was involved…
Premier League strugglers plagued by poor off the pitch decision making
Even the most generous and wildly optimistic fans of Aston Villa, Newcastle, and Sunderland would agree that this season has not been their clubs’ collective finest hour. With all three…
Has Claudio Ranieri’s due reverence been realized?
As the final whistle blew at Sunderland to mark another victory for Leicester City this season, the cameras all cut to one man walking into the tunnel alone, holding back…
SFA policy failing to address sectarian and racist abuse
Late in February, Bangor-born Josh Magennis – a Northern Irish striker for Kilmarnock – was subject to racist abuse from a Hearts fan during his team’s 1-0 defeat at Tynecastle.…
DEBATE – Are rising ticket prices endangering the future of football?
Matt Ford: Yes, a cap on ticket prices is essential to halt the increasing alienation of supporters The moment football loses its support base is the moment the game as…
Premier League 2015: Mid-Season Report Card
With grades decided by contributers to the Sport section, The Student has decided which clubs needs to work harder, who is failing their PE lessons, and who is top of…