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NAMES IN THE FRAME! PFA Player of the Year shortlist confirmed as Rice and Fernandes lead Arsenal-dominated nominations
Jim Goodwin says VAR is encouraging diving as raging Dundee United boss doubles down on Maswanhise stance
Former Everton star and Scotland international James McFadden has been declared bankrupt after accruing debts of over £2.5million‚ according to reports. The 42-year-old signed for Everton in 2003 after winning the Scottish PFA Young Player of the Year in 2003‚ before later spells at English teams including Birmingham City‚ and Sunderland. McFadden later returned to the Scottish Premiership in 2013 for the second of three stints at Motherwell‚ and run-outs at St Johnstone and Queen of the South.
TOP TO BOTTOM! Premier League issued with legal threat as PFA put their foot down amid Manchester United and Man City agreement
‘This is a hard life‚ not the way a player works' Enzo Maresca hits back with his fisherman father's plight as PFA probe Chelsea
Chelsea monitored by PFA over treatment of Raheem Sterling and Axel Disasi - after ex-England star showcased brutal reality of...
KING MO REIGNS SUPREME! Salah makes history at PFA Awards as Liverpool legend named Player of the Year....again
Surprise Premier League star wins PFA Young Player of the Year - beating top-flight rivals including Liam Delap and Myles...
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