Brian Glanville examines the recent performances of two much-lauded managers and wonders if their reputations will ever recover.
Brian Glanville
Sanchez vs Wenger: a battle where intransigence meets incompetence
Arsene Wenger's bust-up with Alexis Sanchez has exposed the fault lines at a club which is teetering on the brink of crisis.
Ranieri deserves great sympathy, but in football patience cannot be infinite
Claudio Ranieri deserves sympathy but Leicester could not afford to be sentimental, argues Brian Glanville.
Wenger deserves credit for his longevity, but not for being Arsenal’s best ever manager
Brian Glanville says there is no coming back from the Bayern Munich rout for Arsene Wenger, a man he admires, but does not regard as…
Blighted by bad luck, Jack Wilshere remains England’s best midfielder
Brian Glanville hopes that Jack Wilshere's latest injury setback will not prove too debilitating for a player he regards as England's best passer.
Apathetic Arsenal have spent too long in the comfort zone
By encouraging his players to think that fourth place in the Premier League is good enough, Arsene Wenger is accused of breeding complacency at Arsenal.
The FA Cup, a tournament where the pseudo Davids slew the phoney Goliaths
Brian Glanville implores the FA to do something to revive the world's oldest football competition.
Thrills, spills and bellyaching – a dramatic weekend in the Premier League
Brian Glanvile looks back on a weekend of high drama in English football.
Graham Taylor: a good man, but a disaster for England
Brian Glanville looks back on the career of Graham Taylor, a successful club manager, but a disaster when he took over the England job.
With Infantino in charge of football, Lord help us
Brian Glanville laments the denigration of two of the sport's most historic and important competitions.