Guardiola stays but Ten Hag decision underlines Manchester City desperation as dynasty shakes
Manchester City cannot be blamed for doing all they can to keep Pep Guardiola. But a one-year deal feels weirdly desperate from the world’s best-run club. There is no mystery surrounding why Manchester City are desperate to keep Pep Guardiola. It boils down to two key factors: he is Pep Guardiola; and no-one else is
Harry Kane heir joins Bournemouth pair in 10 Premier League players set for Big Eight moves
We know full well that fans of the Small 12 clubs won’t thank us for a) this feature pimping their best players out to the Big Eight or b) their club being referred to as one of the Small 12. But hey-ho. Anyway, we hope they can take some solace in one, or more in
Ten of the greatest disallowed goals features Henry, Tiote and Schmeichel
You’d never guess that John Nicholson hates VAR as he runs down some of his favourite disallowed goals… Cheick Tiote v Manchester City Goals were actually disallowed before VAR. Here, Tiote gathers the ball 30 yards out and drills it into the top right-hand corner over the heads of a packed penalty area. It is
New Liverpool style gives England gift of Curtis Jones amid Gerrard dig
‘What a player, fine the FA and all the coaches for being late,’ was the social media ‘joke’ by Steven Gerrard, who frankly has a nerve to talk about any coach’s decision-making from his place in the lower reaches of the Saudi Pro League. Of course he was writing about Curtis Jones; why would he
Man Utd transfers: Viktor Gyokeres snubbed for Bournemouth star as Ruben Amorim’s ‘first signings’ ranked
We can all enjoy/endure a steady increase in transfer rumours surrounding Manchester United as we approach the January window; even more than usual thanks to the arrival of Ruben Amorim, who will be handed the requisite leeway until then by dint of not having His Players to call upon. The transfer gossip-peddlers have predictably chosen
Popular
