How Benjamin Sesko’s ‘drastic measures’ can ‘fix’ football after move which will ‘trigger outrage’
Prepare for your ‘outrage’ to be well and truly ‘triggered’ by some woke, ‘tradition-defying’ FIFA nonsense. Get Benjamin Sesko on it.
Prepare for your ‘outrage’ to be well and truly ‘triggered’ by some woke, ‘tradition-defying’ FIFA nonsense. Get Benjamin Sesko on it.
Virgil van Dijk shows his willingness to lose ‘cool points’ while actual war is mobilised for clicks.
Cristiano Ronaldo using Saudi links to buy a 25 per cent stake in a Spanish second-tier club is obviously his first step towards owning Man Utd.
There’s just something about Alejandro Garnacho that screams content. But sometimes he has literally done nothing.
Football headlines that aren’t about football, exclusives that aren’t exclusives, fears that aren’t fears, and an icon who isn’t an icon. Enjoy.
‘Man Utd’s £207m strike force pays dividends with goal to echo glory years’ apparently. Seems a fair reaction to a 1-0 win over Everton.
The incredibly well-remunerated Martin Samuel of The Times has spotted something: Tottenham are really not very good.
Jose Mourinho ‘tried to comfort’ a ‘furious’ Vinicius Jr by blaming him for suffering alleged racist abuse. But Cole Palmer holidaying is a bigger story.
Who’s up for a Jurgen Klopp ‘bombshell’? Or what about the three definitely viable ways Man United can lure Alexis Mac Allister to Old Trafford?
We’ve seen some spicy takes in our time, and ‘Thomas Frank should be the most in-demand manager in world football’ is certainly one of them.
Ange Postecoglou on Spurs was already fascinating; there really was no need to claim he said the Dane DESERVED sack.
Haircuts that are not happening, manager sackings that are happening. It’s been a frantic old morning in the rollercoaster world of football in big 2026.
It’s been the greatest grift in football content history but it has to end now. It’s bigger than the World Cup, apparently.
‘How bizarre fixture quirk could see Arsenal and Man City face each other FIVE TIMES in one month’ as Gary Neville exposes a conspiracy.
Sandro Tonali ignored journalists in the mixed zone TWICE – so can only possibly be leaving Newcastle after being ‘courted by’ close friend Pep Guardiola.
Once we get past ‘isn’t it a popular footballer birthday?’, we reach some bombastic nonsense after Man City v Newcastle.
Arsenal ‘squeezed through’ to a cup final despite being ‘out-thought’ by Chelsea, while Pep Guardiola wanting people to not die is a ‘humanitarian tirade’.
Think Manchester United did nothing in January? Think again. But their 14th transfer might be tricky to pull off.
Four Man Utd deals are on the cards but none of them are for Carlos Baleba and Cole Palmer, whatever they want you to believe.
When does landing a gig as Kenny Dalglish’s ‘assistant manager’ for a Liverpool Legends game qualify as a ‘return’ worthy of ‘true colours’ being revealed?
Manchester United were not one of the six English clubs in Champions League action last night, not that you’d guess from this morning’s headlines.
Thank heavens for the supercomputer, for without its wisdom how would we ever know that winning seven Champions League games out of seven is good?
Over £70m is a small price to pay for a young striker to come off the bench and take three touches against Arsenal.
We’re not saying that certain ‘journalists’ are getting carried away but Man Utd could be about to win the Premier League.
Paul Scholes will be neither apologising nor shutting up about Lisandro Martinez, while Manchester United have ‘revealed’ a four-man midfielder shortlist.
Cole Palmer might be surprised to wake up to news that he ‘wants’ a transfer to Manchester United.
Mikel Arteta would be ‘absolutely bonkers’ to make one selection call against Manchester United, while a ‘theory’ has emerged that Pep Guardiola will resign.
We begin with Eberechi Eze’s rarely-seen wife but move on to Lisandro Martinez being given some advice by an old man.
While the reporting around Manchester United remains like this, they are f***ed. Why can’t we just celebrate a very good win?
Gareth Southgate has aimed both a ‘sly dig’ at Manchester United and a ‘nod’ to Sir Jim Ratcliffe over his availability and willingness to work with him.
Arsenal are notoriously bad at selling players so a ‘windfall’ comes as marvellous news. Meanwhile, a Liverpool swap deal is proposed.
There is, to nobody’s great surprise, a lot of nonsense about Michael Carrick’s first day in his new job as Manchester United interim manager.
Manchester United have a ‘plan’ for Xabi Alonso that might be mostly dependent on him losing his mind.