Arsenal v Man City in ‘tunnel bust-up’ nowhere near the actual tunnel
When is a tunnel bust-up not a tunnel bust-up? When it’s a minor scuffle nowhere near the tunnel at Arsenal…
When is a tunnel bust-up not a tunnel bust-up? When it’s a minor scuffle nowhere near the tunnel at Arsenal…
It’s a strange week to call Liverpool ‘dull’ but Jurgen Klopp ‘might even have felt embarrassed’ by his team. And Manchester United’s awfulness is laid bare.
If you reckon Jurgen Klopp made a mistake in ‘demanding’ the Liverpool game with Spurs should be replayed, think again. The rival backlash is down to ‘envy’.
The Daily Mirror busies itself giving an awful lot of space to an EXCLUSIVE about the theoretical possibility of something they know isn’t happening.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has said that he has ‘trust’ in referees so obviously Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool will be absolutely furious with him.
Liverpool had no choice but to have two players sent off and five others – including one coach – booked against Spurs. They were ‘backed into a corner’.
Liverpool, the ‘unstoppable’ machine that they are, have changed their minds again on how to replace the furious Klopp. Szoboszlai will catch Gerrard soon.
The Liverpool-based media is losing its mind over Dominik Szoboszlai. He’s the new Steven Gerrard and the ‘mirror image’ of Jude Bellingham.
Low tide in Mediawatch Bay this morning, sadly, with a routine Carabao win for Man United over Crystal Palace reserves no use to anyone.
Only somebody who works for the Daily Mail would think Frank Lampard has somehow been vindicated by Chelsea’s form.
Manchester United won so attention turns to Mauricio Pochettino, who was subject to sack calls (from Aston Villa fans)…
Things cannot get much worse for Andre Onana at Manchester United after he ‘dropped another clanger’, while Mo Salah’s successor had no shots or key passes.
Manchester United have scored nine goals and conceded 14 so clearly should have signed Kane. But it’s alright because Hojlund ‘showed he could match’ him.
The Echo try to crowbar Liverpool into a week when Manchester United are the only story in town, with limited success, plus some Harry Kane guff.
Are Man Utd about to sack Erik ten Hag? Are they balls. But that’s the theme of the week as United are in crisis mode.
The Rasmus Hojlund propaganda machine is flying now; apparently no goals or assists in defeats is what Manchester United wanted…
‘It would be wrong to conclude that it is all positivity’ for Mason Greenwood in Getafe, but honestly it sounds lovely. Mike Keegan sees only one problem.
Harry Maguire has lashed out at Scotland and divulged his cunning plot to break into the Manchester United side. There are more ‘showdown talks’ for Ten Hag.
It’s a great day for dubbing at the Daily Express as Liverpool find a New Sterling, while there’s breaking news about Saddam Hussein’s gold toilet.
Shockingly, Gareth Southgate did not close the England door to a 23-year-old, but one man is shouting at the clouds about Harvey Barnes.
That half-hour from new Man Utd striker Rasmus Hojlund really has made him a superstar; just ignore the price tag and the record.
The only reason Manchester United lost out to Tottenham in the £40million race to sign James Maddison this summer was obviously to do with Paul Gascoigne.
Jorge Vilda has been sacked for clapping, which sounds harsh until you do any kind of research, which is not Matthew Syed’s forte.
Mo Salah has asked Jordan Henderson how he is settling in Saudi Arabia so that’s pretty much that transfer done.
Manchester United fans might be feeling sorry for themselves but do they not realise that Rasmus Hojlund and Alejandro Garnacho have provided ‘good news’ despite 3-1 defeat.
Paul Merson is certain Mo Salah will definitely leave Liverpool, as long as you ignore the words he actually said, while Man United’s players are glum.
Ryan Gravenberch has always dreamed of wearing Jon Flanagan’s old Liverpool shirt while one writer gets confused about that Mo Salah transfer.
Depressingly grim Jenni Hermoso stuff from the Telegraph, while The Sun identify some giants roaming in tiny, ramshackle leagues.
Mason Greenwood could get a massive pay-off from Man Utd his week or join a club from a ‘ramshackle selection’ of leagues…
No fair person could have seen Trent Alexander-Arnold struggle against Newcastle and used the words ‘impressive’ or ‘understated’. Enter the Liverpool Echo.
The relationship between Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp is obviously ‘strained’, but Liverpool can blame pesky Newcastle for the recent ‘fanciful speculation’.
This is Liverpool so this means more. Forget Sandro Tonali or James Maddison, Dominic Szoboszlai has been crowned after dominating Bournemouth.
Something Mason Greenwood said about Ronaldo *five years ago* makes a Saudi Arabia move a ‘dead’ end, because of course it does.