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Robbie Savage believes good can still come out of the doomed Super League project – if the clubs involved are hit with hefty financial penalties. Calls for sanctions against the six Premier League clubs involved are growing, with points deductions and expulsion from competitions mooted. However, former Leicester City midfielder turned pundit Savage insists only […]
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Robbie Savage has warned his son Charlie that making the grade at Manchester United will be made much harder due to his dad’s media persona. Charlie Savage this week signed his first professional contract at United, following in the footsteps of his father who was part of the famous Class of ’92. Having failed to […]
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Signing Sergio Aguero in the summer should be a priority for Manchester United, says Robbie Savage. Having amassed 257 goals in 384 appearances for City, the Argentine is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of the Premier League era. The announcement that he is calling time on a ten-year stay at the Etihad has […]
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Pundit Robbie Savage believes Man Utd need to ‘move heaven and earth’ to sign Spurs striker Harry Kane. The Red Devils have been linked with a major move for Kane this summer, alongside Man City and Real Madrid. They’re looking for a world-class replacement for Anthony Martial and the Englishman could be the ideal solution. […]
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Spurs boss Jose Mourinho has “no margin for error” this season, according to Robbie Savage. The forward is enjoying another stellar year with Tottenham Hotspur. He has 21 goals and 14 assists from his 33 appearances across all competitions. This has taken his tally to 209 goals and 44 assists from 320 outings for Spurs. […]
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