Tayler Willson 
Even by the often unpredictable standards set by Cambridge United over the years, to sign an international goalkeeper on loan for just a month, even a relatively inexperienced one, only for him to not even be named as a substitute, seemed bizarre to say the least.
The looks on the dejected faces of the Bradford players told a million stories
On the 13th of March, around 10pm, it will be officially confirmed that for the 8th year in a row, Arsenal haven’t won a trophy.
Manchester United’s recent FA Cup 5th round triumph over Reading is likely to be remembered as little more than a mere footnote in what is shaping up to be a successful season at Old Trafford. In many ways United’s 2-1 victory typified much of what has made them prosperous this season, hugely efficient with the occasional sprinkling of quality.
You often get people claiming that so-and-so is underrated, if so-and-so was at a different club then he would be recognised as one of the greatest players in the league, and so on.
It has been well documented that Arsenal‘s problems at the back this season, so sorry Arsenal fans if you’re reading this.
Gareth Bale – A player who in the last few months been slaughtered for diving, but also commended as a better player than the runner-up in the Ballon d’Or award, Cristiano Ronaldo. The comments show just how fickle the British public can be, but also just how widespread the opinion of the Welsh winger really are.
There appears to be no hiding place for Arsene Wenger this season. The wily, old Frenchman has come under constant scrutiny for his team’s questionable performances, a 1-0 loss at home to Blackburn in the FA Cup the latest to be scowled upon.