FOOTBALL VIEWS

There have been many played who have had a deadly right foot in the Premier League over the years with the majority of them being among the greatest players to have ever played in the Premier League. The majority of players in general are right footed like most people are right handed and I even found out recently that about 90% of people are right footed/handed. I mentioned earlier that most of the greatest Premier League players are right footed and you'll see that when I r

TUESDAY: CHELSEA V LEEDS Chelsea have made a 100% start under Liam Rosenior in the Premier League and he deserves a lot of credit for the start he's made. He had his doubters when he first got the job because of Chelsea being a massive club and his lack of experience as a manager, but he's quietly silencing his doubters. It was good to see Cole Palmer back among the goals against Wolves over the weekend with his hat trick and if he can stay fit and in form, he'll hopefully pu

Is Victor Gyokeres finally delivering for Arsenal? Viktor Gyokeres has had a tough debut season at Arsenal as he hasn't quite delivered the goals that many people thought he would given that he was brought in to be that 20+ goals a season striker Arsenal were crying out for. He's barely been in games due to a lack of service and him maybe still adjusting to the pace and physicality of the Premier League alongside the way Arsenal want to play. But after scoring 7 goals in his

GK: DAVID RAYA (ARSENAL) - Raya kept 3 clean sheets during January and made a number of important saves as Arsenal kept up their title challenge. The Gunners did drop off slightly during the month and if it wasn't for Raya, they might've lost top spot. RB: NORDI MUKIELE (SUNDERLAND) - Mukiele has been one of Sunderland's standout performers this season and especially during January. He put in a good shift at both ends of the pitch in making key interventions defensively and o

FRIDAY: LEEDS V NOTTINGHAM FOREST This relegation six-pointer is a must win for both teams as a win for either of them will give them plenty of breathing space between themselves and West Ham. Leeds were taught a lesson by Arsenal last weekend which can happen to any team but I did think they would make it a tougher game than it was. The momentum is more with Forest coming into this game as they're on a four game unbeaten run which included two wins and a draw each with both