The Football Addick

Travelers Championship Betting Tips: Russell Knox edged out Jerry Kelly to win the 2016 Travellers Championship *Odds Provided By Sky Bet Paul Casey - 20/1: The Englishman has made the cut in 20 of his last 21 events, a run which includes eight finishes inside the top ten. He was contending last week at the US Open, before a poor weekend put an end to his hopes of becoming a major champion. In the past two years at his event, he has finished T17 in 2016 and 2nd in 2015. Daniel Berger - 28/1: Two events ago, Berger became a two-time winner on the PGA Tour as he retained the FedEx St Jude title. He had a good chance of winning this event last year going into Sunday, before a final round 74 put an end to his hopes. He was forced to settle for a T5. Marc Leishman - 30/1: The Australian is 5/5 in his last five starts at the Travelers; a stretch of results that reads T9, T39, T11, T30, Win. He is already a winner on the PGA tour this season, having won the prestigious Arnold ...

In recent years, Liverpool have been unable to secure the signings of world class players due to continuous failure to qualify for the Champions League. Thus, they have failed to match the spending power enjoyed by their English rivals. But not anymore. Liverpool's 4th placed finish has opened limitless opportunities that the club must seize. Their successful league campaign last season has brought about Champions League football, and now it seems a host of the world's best players want to sign for the Merseyside club. The Football Addick lists the four players that Liverpool should sign this summer that will enable them to challenge both in England and Europe next season. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang Could Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang make a sensational transfer to Liverpool this summer? This is an opportunity that Liverpool cannot ignore. Rumours circulated on Sunday afternoon that Aubemeyang was open to a move to Merseyside, with Dortumund reportedly will...

Across all age groups, the English national team has only won the World Cup once. Of course, that was achieved by the full national team in 1966, where Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton and Sir Alf Ramsey were part of a historic World Cup winning side. It has been heartache for England ever since. 51 years have gone by, and not one England side has come close to being named World Champions. Until now! The England U20 side made history on Sunday as they became the second English team to be crowned World Cup winners. As a mark of their achievements, The Football Addick  Analyses the history making squad, and names the top five players out of the crop of young stars that stood out in England’s triumphant campaign... 5) Jonjoe Kenny  Jonjoe Kenny has a tough task ousting Seasmuc Coleman if he wants to become Everton's starting right back The Everton youngster showed that he has all the credentials to be a top class full back in the future. Very much in t...

Another Premier League season has come and gone. For some teams in the Premier League, the 2016/2017 season was highly successful and thus they can be happy with their efforts. However, for many teams in the league the season was tough and some will be glad that the season is over. The Football Addick analyses the performances of all teams that finished in the BOTTOM HALF in the Premier League and rates their success out of 10. Which teams got the highest marks in the bottom half? Which team got the lowest score of two out of ten? And who was each team's 'Star Man' and 'Disappointment' this season? Find out in the following pages. Michail Antonio scored nine goals in the 2016/2017 season, seven of which came with his head 11th - West Ham United - 5/10 Having faltered in the Europa League qualifiers against the Romanian side, FC Astra, and with his side struggling in the league, Slaven Bilic’s role as manager at West Ham was seemingly under thre...

FedEx St. Jude Classic Betting Tips Daniel Berger won his first PGA Tour title at the FedEx St. Jude Classic last year *Odds Provided by Sky Bet Brooks Koepka - 10/1: The American is the second favourite this week behind Rickie Fowler. In his three starts here, he has finished T2, T3 and T19. He has not won on the PGA Tour this season, but still sits 17th on the FedEx Cup rankings thanks to two second place finishes. Phil Mickelson - 16/1: Mickelson has not won since 2013, which is cause for concern. He is also not playing to a standard that we should probably expect from him, having only finished in the top ten on two occasions this year. Nevertheless, he has still made the cut in his last 16 events, dating back to September last year. He has also finished T2, T3, T11 and T2 in the past four years here. Billy Horschel - 28/1:  The 2014 FedEx Cup Champions was a winner at the AT&T Nelson just a few weeks ago and also has a solid record here, having finished in t...

Another Premier League season has come and gone. For some teams in the Premier League, the 2016/2017 season was highly successful and thus they can be happy with their efforts. However, for many teams in the league the season was tough and some will be glad that the season is over. The Football Addick analyses the performances of all teams that finished in the TOP HALF in the Premier League and rates their success out of 10. Which teams got the highest marks? Despite their three trophies, did Manchester United receive a mark higher than five? And who was the star man and disappointment for each team? Find out the answer to all these questions in the upcoming pages. Antonio Conte guided Chelsea to their 5th Premier League title 1st: Chelsea - 9/10 After a tough start, Antonio Conte managed to reverse both his and Chelsea's performances as they cruised to the Premier League title. However, the season ended on a sour note as they were defeated 2-1 in the FA Cup Fin...

This summer will most likely be an extremely nervy transfer window for Manchester United fans. Why? because Real Madrid seem to have set their sights on United's star man, David De Gea. Although their £60 million move was rejected by Manchester United yesterday, it is almost inevitable that Real Madrid will respond with a higher offer. Money is of no object to the Spanish giants and when they want someone; they usually get them. It is therefore a very worrying time for United fans, who will be extremely worried that their irreplaceable goalkeeper will leave the club. Although the English club would be doing all they can to keep De Gea, they must prepare accordingly if their worst fears are realised. Shoot! Draws up a list of four goalkeepers that Manchester United should be targeting just in case De Gea does leave for Real Madrid... Jan Oblak Jan Oblak would be an ideal replacement, but does Atletico's transfer embargo scupper any chances of a potential tr...