Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Understanding Darren Fletcher – Man United’s two-game interim coach ends his strange season with a final
Fletcher worked with Amorim, then stepped up after his departure and is now leading Man United’s youth team into a final with City
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Zak Crawley: From England’s golden boy to their fall guy for Ashes failure
The opener has endured a slow start this season and is set to lose his place when the Test team gather for the New Zealand series next month
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Nottingham Forest are on the brink of safety after Vitor Pereira’s selection gamble pays off
A much-changed Nottingham Forest side cruised past Chelsea – the only downside was an injury sustained by Morgan Gibbs-White
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Roberto De Zerbi deserves immense credit for removing Tottenham’s mental block
After going months without a victory, Tottenham have now won two games in a row and appear to have benefitted from De Zerbi’s positivity
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Advantage Arsenal? Absolutely – but there could be more twists in this chaotic title race
Logic suggests Mikel Arteta’s side are near-certainties to win the Premier League but Manchester City might not be out of it yet
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Mikel Arteta deserves a new Arsenal contract however this season finishes
Allowing Mikel Arteta’s contract to run down would invite speculation and distraction
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Outraged about managers picking a weakened team? Save it for players not trying
Clubs fielding weakened teams at this stage of the season is hardly new – but supporters are right to be angry when players do not try
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A history of Diego Simeone’s touchline antics
The Atletico Madrid head coach is always a compelling watch, as he proved again in the Champions League semi-final first leg against Arsenal
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Is Mohamed Salah right to have concerns over Liverpool’s dressing-room culture?
A changing of the guard this summer means a huge amount of leadership will be lost and that should be a factor in their recruitment strategy
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Row Z: Tottenham x Peppa Pig – the collaboration football really needed
Our weekly look at the stranger side of football, featuring Chelsea badgering, problems for the Still brothers and an epic outburst
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