Lampard likens Chelsea job to ‘babysitting’ and learned nothing ‘in terms of coaching’
Frank Lampard says his second stint managing Chelsea was like “babysitting” professional footballers “while the transition was happening”. Lampard was given the Chelsea job on an interim basis in a surprising turn of events following Graham Potter’s dismissal in April 2023. The Blues’ form under the former England midfielder was abysmal but the club was
Liverpool could end Manchester City with Odegaard helping put pressure on six-pointer
Can we officially rule Manchester City out of the title race if they come a(nother) cropper at Anfield on Sunday? Feels naughty even to think it, but 11 points is a heck of a gap even for second-half-of-the-season City to reel in. Game to watch: Liverpool v Manchester City Don’t know about you, but if
Trent Alexander-Arnold free to leave Liverpool for Real Madrid without guilt, regret or being ‘tarnished’
Inevitable parallels have been drawn between Michael Owen and Trent Alexander-Arnold this week, with the former more than happy to talk about the latter in and amongst the usual complaints that he is not loved in Liverpool, or indeed anywhere else. Owen left Liverpool for Real Madrid in 2004 and 20 years later, Trent is
Man Utd just ‘a bunch of pretty boys’ and Ruben Amorim is ‘f***ed’
Man Utd are still the biggest story in the Premier League despite Man City’s woes, and Ruben Amorim cannot solve this problem. Send your thoughts on any subject to theeditor@football365.com Damned United Well, where do I begin? How any so-called footballer on United’s squad over the last 10 years has been allowed to get away
Man City are officially rubbish: Rodri, Spurs, FIFA and old lags to blame
Don’t know if you’ve heard, but Manchester City are having a bit of a time of it. They’ve now lost five games in a row and internet law requires us to come up with five reasons – no more, no less – for why that is so. And these are they. Rodri’s injury Obvious starting
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