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Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry are the first two players to be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame. Shearer is the league’s all-time top scorer having netted 260 goals for Blackburn and Newcastle between 1992 and 2006, while he lifted the title with Rovers in 1995. Henry was a four-time winner of the Golden […]
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Ed Woodward’s resignation has left Man Utd co-owner Joel Glazer “so upset” as he was “perfect” for them, according to a report. Executive vice-chairman Woodward announced last week that he would be stepping down at Old Trafford before the end of the year following the backlash over the European Super League. The 49-year-old, who joined […]
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Every football team is always searching for that sweet spot. Few find it, and even when they do, it usually doesn’t last long. You can’t even really describe it, not precisely. But when your team’s in it, you know it and there are few things better. In the groove, some say. Psychologists call it ‘the […]
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Jamie Redknapp has insisted that there is a “gulf in class” between Tottenham and Man City whether the Londoners had Jose Mourinho or not. After seventeen months in charge, Mourinho left Spurs last Monday. Tottenham have suffered disappointing exits in the Europa League and the FA Cup and they have also slipped out of the […]
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Midway through the first half in Leeds United‘s long-awaited first Premier League clash at home to old rivals Manchester United since 2003, there was a break in play, allowing Kalvin Phillips to share a joke with the man he was tasked with hunting around the Elland Road turf, Bruno Fernandes. After a couple of seconds, the ball was […]
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Man Utd legend Eric Cantona has shown no remorse for his kung-fu kick on a Crystal Palace fan back in 1995 and wishes he’d “kicked him even harder”. Cantona was banned from football for eight months in January 1995 after kicking an Eagles supporter while playing for Man Utd. The Frenchman almost quit football as […]
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Spurs star Eric Dier has suggested that their Carabao Cup final defeat to Manchester City was “very tough” to take. Dier has been the mainstay of a Spurs side that have challenged for honours over the last few years but have always fallen at the final hurdle. Sunday’s 1-0 loss to Manchester City follows a […]
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It is becoming harder to “trust the process” under Mikel Arteta at Arsenal. Fatigue has set in for Liverpool, while Everton still have a shot. Winners Chelsea’s defence The doubts about Chelsea’s attack linger on. Thomas Tuchel is determined to persevere with Timo Werner, who at best takes one step forward and another back. […]
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Harry Redknapp claims Spurs chairman Daniel Levy “will have done a deal with somebody” to succeed Jose Mourinho at the end of the Premier League season. Mourinho was axed a week ago after overseeing a disappointing season at Tottenham with Ryan Mason taking over until the end of the season. Mason won his first match […]
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Keep your mails coming in to theeditor@football365.com… Klopp’s legacy It saddens me to bring this up because Jurgen Klopp has brought our club to places I couldn’t have envisaged six years ago – without spending vast amounts of money (if you consider net spend) and he is so in tune with Liverpool fans and […]
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