Van Dijk’s Liverpool career ‘almost over’ as Man City humbling prompts Carragher U-turn
Carragher said Van Dijk is “too good for the highest level of football” a little over a year ago but some infamous advice he gave to a Man Utd star ...
Carragher said Van Dijk is “too good for the highest level of football” a little over a year ago but some infamous advice he gave to a Man Utd star ...
Arne Slot might well be ‘sacked in the morning’ after a fifth defeat of the season to Marc Guehi on a humiliating afternoon against Man City.
Man Utd appear to have learned from their Greenwood blunder as a De Zerbi approach before the Italian took up the reins at Tottenham has been revealed.
Bernardo Silva has helped define this era of Man City dominance – and Pep Guardiola swore the Portuguese would not leave while he was manager.
Liam Rosenior is absolutely right to pick Enzo Fernandez – the racist, arrogant midfielder – as his hill to die on at Chelsea.
A laughable comment from Jamie Carragher on the Stick to Football podcast this week exposed his ludicrous This Means More Liverpool bias.
Tottenham have made some laughable decisions this season but in giving De Zerbi the power of Sir Alex at Man Utd they’ve displayed rare sense and clarity.
We are being encouraged to wallow in impossibly tempting and cosy nostalgia to avoid collective action against the broken present.
Knackered players “injured”, Gyokeres on fire and an ‘absolute livewire’ hitting form. Arteta has played the international break perfectly.
Chelsea have recorded the biggest pre-tax loss in Premier League history as the players declare their love for Maresca and condemn Rosenior to the friend zone.
Thomas Tuchel picked very nearly a full Ladder’s worth of players for this latest England break but are we really any the wiser for it?
Roberto De Zerbi is a big winner of this shambolic farce of a Spurs season, with the board’s latest cock-up potentially the worst yet…
De Zerbi insists Greenwood’s a “good guy” who paid a “heavy price” but his 18-word defence of the ex-Man Utd star should have been the smoking gun for Tottenham.
Are Tottenham pouring petrol on a dumpster fire by begging an hot-headed Italian to save an unmalleable team? Maybe the Spurs players do know best…
Gabby Agbonlahor has expressed his apparent disdain for Arsenal besmirching the integrity of the game, but he actually doesn’t care about that.
Igor Tudor’s ill-starred Tottenham reign is over. So who comes next? And is there any option that won’t probably be another disaster?
Only two England stars fully grasped their opportunity against Uruguay, while Phil Foden’s inevitable World Cup snub is surely sealed…
Phil Foden struggled on a big night for Ben White as and Uruguay kicked lumps out of England in Friday’s ‘friendly’ draw at Wembley.
Wayne Rooney insists there must be something “deeper” behind Trent Alexander-Arnold’s omission from the England squad. Probably Jude Bellingham’s fault.
We bet you didn’t know that as well as providing cheap flights to a plethora of European cities at ungodly hours, Ryanair are also a bloody good laugh.
West Ham fan Michael Lee returned to Upton Park with knots in his stomach. His pilgrimage left him with mixed emotions.
Liverpool and Chelsea should both bear Marc Guehi in mind as the Reds push to sign a Blues ‘untouchable’ who ‘wants to leave’ this summer.
Arsenal have been given encouragement to sign Kvaratskhelia but the PSG star should avoid the Emirates at all costs while the fun sponge remains in charge.
If Xavi Simons can keep Tottenham in the Premier League, he will be a £50m bargain. It’s a big old ‘if’, though.
Newcastle are expecting a major overhaul even before Anthony Gordon, Sandro Tonali and Bruno Guimaraes have made their wishes clear. The Toon must take control…
Nigel Farage has given Ipswich Town a PR disaster, but the reported backstory to his social media post is not too damning on the club.
Ben White is back in the England fold for the first time since the last World Cup. Is this it for Trent Alexander-Arnold’s international career?
Eddie Howe remains the best manager for Newcastle as he defends his players to the hilt, but no longer is he anything close to the best coach for them.
Arsenal were shown up by Manchester City in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley as the Kepa curse continued and Mikel Arteta’s players ‘shrunk’.
Arsenal wasted a huge chance in the Carabao Cup final and we now wonder how much impact this will have on the title race with Man City.