No one can argue that the end to the Premier League season was remarkable. The scenes following Sergio Aguero’s goal were something that we haven’t witnessed for a generation and those last two minutes might just be the most exciting climax to a season ever – certainly since 1989 when Michael Thomas’ goal gave Arsenal the title with more or less the last kick of the season. No one can dispute either that – particularly when the big teams met – there were some ....

Working as we do in a business that deals with selling football it is tempting to view the greatest game in the world just in terms of pounds and pence. However on Sunday it reminded us of all its wonderful, glorious majesty. How it can be the finest and most exciting thing there is. Two goals in injury time to win the league? It’s like the plot of a Hollywood film they rejected for being to far-fetched. Hell, even Roy of the Rovers might have tried it and had to apologise the following we....

It’s that time of year again when people make their predictions for what will happen throughout the year.  Before Christmas I nailed my colours, as it were, to the Manchester City mast – and since I did they have stuttered slightly, losing at Sunderland and drawing at West Brom. But I thought it would be fun, if for this first blog of 2012 we looked at who might go up – and down – throughout the four divisions. Starting with the Premier League, I will stick by ....