Firstly, I can only apologize for once again discussing Manchester United's plight. I feel sorry for manager Ruben Amorim because I firmly believe he has walked into a viper's nest. And everyone at the top of the club and every supporter who walks through the gates of Old Trafford must believe in him if he […]
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Ruben Amorim still has many important decisions to make going forward, and perhaps one of the biggest is whether Bruno Fernandes has a future at Manchester United. Fernandes is by far their most talented player with the ball. He's capable of playing that great ball like anyone else in the Premier League, but the rest
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Farhad Moshiri will not be remembered with great fondness by Evertonians. He promised a lot, laid the foundation for a new stadium, but overall his tenure will be considered nothing short of a disaster. He has overseen an investment of more than £750 million in Everton, but with it the purchase of many very average
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I sat down to watch the Champions League this week, but after just 15 minutes I found myself turning around to enjoy Leeds United vs Middlesbrough in the Championship instead. There isn't enough danger in this Champions League format; it has become boring. There are too many games where teams don't get it right –
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The stress of managing Manchester City has been evident on Pep Guardiola's face lately following their capitulation against Feyenoord in midweek. After all, this is a new experience for him. He is a man of many details, a serial winner, he will question himself, looking for answers. We talk about stress in management. I kicked
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I look at the Tottenham team of today and I still see the Tottenham of yesterday – a team that was too easy to play against. Ange Postecoglou has a way of playing that he sticks to and it's all well and good to be principled. But the pressure will increase very quickly if he
Spurs are milky. They have to find another way of playing, writes GRAEME SOUNESS Read More »