Flying Kiwis – The Transfer Window #4
There’s never been a better transfer window for kiwi footballers than this one. Shout out to kiwi football. This time we've got a bit of Bill Tuiloma, Marco Rojas, Niko Kirwan, Rory Fallon and plenty more.
The Wildcard’s Top 20 Fantasy Premier League Tips for 2017-18 (Use At Your Own Peril)
Welcome, dear comrade. Perhaps you have walked these fabled halls before or perhaps this esteemed setting is completely new to you. It may be that you were invited, it may be that you have stumbled upon this place by accident.
Right Then, What The Hell Are West Ham Up To?
If you need to place a specific blame on what happened last season, transfers are probably where you wanna start. So how is this window going?
Flying Kiwis – The Transfer Window #3
When last we heard from Uncle Tony’s favourite custodian he was weighing up whether or not to move on from Unterhaching, where he’d had such a brilliant season on the way to promotion last time, in the wake of an expanded profile for his talents and an expiring contract.
Flying Kiwis – Michael Boxall Signs With Minnesota United
Fresh from being released by SuperSport United, Mike Boxall might wanna buy his agent a few bottles of something tasty and bitter because it’s only taken him a week to find a new club and it wasn’t exactly down the street either.
Manchester United Are Power-Tripping Hard With This Romelu Lukaku Transfer
He was supposed to be going to Chelsea. A triumphant return to the club he left to chase first team football a few years back... right up until he signed for Manchester United instead.
Flying Kiwis – The Transfer Window #2
Flying Kiwis Transfer Window Numero Uno went into young Hank’s release from Blackpool, concluding with a little tease as to his probable next home. As expected that’s since been made official and you can paint it green because the lad’s off to Ireland.
While Other Clubs Are Settling, Everton Are Preparing A (Possible) Top Six Onslaught
Most Premier League seasons there’s that one mid-table team that really clicks and pushes the Champions League usuals the whole way. In recent times it’s been Southampton, it’s been West Ham... but usually it’s Everton.
Flying Kiwis – Chris Wood + Leeds United + Next Season
Was his career spike an inevitable thing or was it coaxed out of him by the tutelage of Garry Monk and forwards coach James Beattie? And can he repeat it now that both those men have left the club?