Dele Alli’s Premier League career is over – 2584 Express readers can’t be wrong
Dele Alli has been told his Premier League career is over, and you simply won’t be able to argue with it when you discover the source of this claim.
Dele Alli has been told his Premier League career is over, and you simply won’t be able to argue with it when you discover the source of this claim.
You truly won’t believe who’s decried ‘the orgy of admiration’ that followed Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Man City.
The hyperbole has been turned up to 11 after a pretty good Liverpool-Man City game that has become an ‘instant classic’ as any Liverpool failures are forgotten.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe finally has the clearance needed to make one huge decision at Manchester United; that Jose Mourinho green light couldn’t come soon enough.
The Mail have obvious reasons for their Marcus Rashford agenda but this latest bumfluff is risible. We also see the ‘data’ used for purposes of Ten Hag sack SEO.
Our dislike for Jake Humphrey has reached its absolute zenith – its High Performance, if you will – with his attempt to monetise an ill addict.
Jason Burt of the Daily Telegraph is not amused by anybody laughing at the (very funny) Harry Kane Curse, while Arsenal are only going to lose 1.4 more games.
The perils of going 75 minutes early about a football match are writ large for the Daily Star, while Ivan Toney races across London in a mere five hours.
Marcus Rashford wants people to ‘understand’ his situation and how he feels his Manchester United ‘commitment’ cannot be doubted. The media saw an ‘attack’.
Another Man Utd victory brings another round of Man Utd nonsense in the media, where Casemiro’s winner is discredited and Wayne Rooney is click-baited.
Some absolutely sensational work from the Mirror today, whose commitment to absolute sh*thouse headlines soars to ever greater heights.
Erik Ten Hag popped out for some lunch with his wife on Monday, unwittingly stumbling into peak JUST DAYS territory like a big football-match-losing idiot.
Liverpool overcame an injury crisis and the subsequent use of ‘kids’ to taste Wembley glory. Full-strength Chelsea’s notoriously old squad bottled it.
Eddie Howe has hit back at Sir Jim Ratcliffe with a ‘warning’ which will stun Manchester United as much as the truth about what the Glazers are REALLY like.
Did Sir Jim Ratcliffe vow to knock Liverpool and Manchester City off their perches? Did he balls. And Jurgen Klopp never said those things either.
Arsenal will win the Champions League as long as they ‘avoid’ the teams that are better than them. And Harry Kane has been overruled.
If Bayern Munich appoint Ole Gunnar Solskjaer then they get Man Utd rejects too. Plus, that Liverpool crisis is leaving them with hopes ‘ebbing away’.
Man Utd dominate the media again after a victory which showcased Erik ten Hag’s ‘tactical tweak’ on a man who has remained friends with his hero.
Manchester United are bringing ‘laptop gurus’ and the weird arguments against them back, while Liverpool have been hit by a huge Kylian Mbappe truthbomb.
‘Newcastle United bosses won’t suffer if Dan Ashworth leaves’ for Manchester United. Plus, autonomy chat and some Ruben Neves nonsense.
A look here at the dangers of adding a single throwaway line about Arsenal into a Kylian Mbappe longread, while Kevin De Bruyne is truly terrifying.
If your supercomputer says that Manchester City have only a 25% chance of winning the Premier League, then get yourself on Facebook Marketplace.
Jordan Henderson being named Ajax captain would have been so ’embarrassing’ and ‘disappointing’ that it apparently still needs saying despite… not actually happening.
The January transfer window is closed but there’s still LIVE Liverpool talk of Kylian Mbappe and Mo Salah…
The inside track on Xabi Alonso to Liverpool is so prized that Glen Johnson’s role is elevated and Bastian Schweinsteiger is an expert.
Mauricio Pochettino might be losing his touch as a football manager, but he’s still nailing the important stuff, which is talking well for the journos.
Arsenal have form for over-celebrating and subsequently bottling it. Well, not really but still. The real police might be interested in Mikel Arteta.
It turns out that Liverpool are not inevitable after all…though Jurgen Klopp obviously saw that coming.
An ‘expert’ has been called in to finally reveal what Jude Bellingham REALLY said to on-loan Man Utd striker Mason Greenwood. And you will not believe it.
If you were thinking that nothing was happening with Man Utd on transfer deadline day then you really are a fool…