An eclectic and eccentric view of football, business and management by media entrepreneur Chris Ingram. * Shortly before Christmas, Manchester U

Monday night marked the return of arguably the greatest player to have ever played in the Premiership. The eyes of the footballing world were focused

I was on Twitter on Thursday night when the teams were announced for the Tottenham- Chelsea fixture at White Hart Lane and picked up on an article by

Over the last few days there have been rumours strongly linking Arsenal ’s Emmanuel Frimpong with a loan move to Wolves this January. The young Gha

As much as we love football for being unpredictable, it wouldn’t be the same without the large swathes of predictability that embody certain aspects o

When people think of Arsenal’s success this season they think of Robin van Persie, and why wouldn’t they? The only person to have scored more goals th

Nemanja Vidic’s agent has confirmed that the defender will be out of action for a number of months after picking up a knee injury in midweek, and has

Stoke City’s ascent from relegation favourites, to mid-table hopefuls, to a side challenging and succeeding in Europe has been a fairytale story.  The

Football is littered with clichés, those throw away phrases that are used all too often to tell us absolutely nothing. ‘It was a game of two halves’,

In a team where there is such a wealth of talent, it says something when an individual player makes the headlines – especially when that player is not