Patrick Gleeson 
Both Arsene Wenger and Arsenal have taken their fair share of criticism since their humiliating 4-0 defeat in the Champions League against AC Milan. Some has been entirely justifiable; some has been the stereotypical overhyped media response.
First off, just let me nip this in the bud: this isn’t a passionate article about how, say, Martin Skrtel is a beautiful person, whose loveliness is all the more lovely if you look far enough beyond his brutish exterior.
So it’s finally happened. Well not finally but near enough.
Serie A saw its fair share of controversy over the weekend, with Juventus earning a fortunate point at the San Siro, leaving AC Milan incensed.
Once upon a time, a Rich Emperor ruled over an army that dreamt of conquering Europe backed by riches beyond the dreams of his enemies.
Well, that was surely a shock to the system hearing that the one and only prodigious Eden Hazard was eager on a move to White Hart Lane.
A preview and score prediction of the weekend’s Premier League matches.
A simple abusive tweet or maybe an offensive profanity are the usual choices for fans who don’t agree with their club’s manager. Football phone-ins and armchair pundits also go into overdrive at 5pm every Saturday.