Peter Lynch

As ever, it’s an exciting time in Scottish football. Despite a lack of action on

The Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo debate will go on for eternity, and rightly so,

Loan deals certainly don’t always work out the way they are supposed to in football.

From playing League One football with MK Dons one year, to lining up for Tottenham

Not many nations made it through a long and drawn-out European Championship qualifying campaign unscathed,

You could be forgiven for not even knowing who he was just a couple of

Football is back, and more importantly, so is the Champions League. Liverpool’s loss at Napoli

Several summer signings have already made an impact at their new clubs, with the likes

Written by Peter Lynch It’s a well-known fact that Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City boast the

What a couple of seasons it’s been for Virgil van Dijk. The colossal center-back has

By Peter Lynch Utterly disrespectful or just the way it goes? Whatever side of the

By Peter Lynch Another immensely talented footballer, another wasted career. Every now and then a

It’s been a phenomenal campaign for David Turnbull. The Motherwell midfielder has shone brightest for

We’re nervously edging towards the business end of another exciting campaign in the top division

As the 2016/17 Ligue 1 campaign draws to a close, it’s the red and white

The ‘Bosanski dijamant’ or the ‘Bosnian Diamond’ for those who reside outside of Sarajevo, Bosnia

Academy graduate, fan favourite, most wanted international and now Premier League goalscorer. What a start to

At just 19 years of age, Abdülkadir Ömür may not be a name known to

There is a long, long list of successful Portuguese players to have hit the highs

Composure. Structure. Stability. Words that certainly haven’t been associated with Liverpool Football Club in recent

Patrick McEleney may not be a name known to many outside the proud island of

Born in Ballymena in 1985, it wasn’t until 2002 that the world of football was

Four league games played; zero wins, zero draws, four losses. Two goals scored, ten conceded.

  Northern Ireland don’t just have to rely on their main men anymore, despite the