We’re convinced Francesco Camarda came out of the hospital scoring goals for fun on 10 March 2008. And no, that date isn’t a joke. 2008. We’re all getting very old.
‘Fair cop, you caught us, take the Premier League titles, but we can keep the memories of winning them, yes? Great, do you need a hand out with them?’
Luis Enrique’s reign as Barcelona manager was immensely successful. But barring some notable exceptions he signed a whole load of sh*te.
Former Chelsea man Glen Johnson believes Cole Palmer is the “sort of player strikers love to play with” and that means he has to sit behind the striker in order ...
Actually, Man Utd signing Griezmann or Muller might not be such a bad idea. We were ready to laugh at the veterans who have joined post-Fergie, but some of them ...
A number of football’s top talents are currently sidelined with anterior cruciate ligament injuries, leading to serious questions about the reasons why.
David James believes Aston Villa could reach the Champions League under Unai Emery, as he feels the manager could have had success with Arsenal had he been given longer.
Graham Potter has reportedly rejected the chance to become the next Sweden manager, as the ex-Chelsea boss is targeting a return to club management instead.
Danny Murphy has detailed how Liverpool “will finish above Arsenal because of their firepower” as he picked out three men who will outperform Gunners stars.
Louis Saha believes Jadon Sancho moving to Saudi Arabia would be “a bit extreme” but he can see him moving across Europe before coming back to England, as he can ...
The Manchester City verdict is in! (It isn’t.) The punishments have been decided! (By some Liverpool Echo journalists.) Plus Everton transfer news.
Mario Balotelli believes he is “still the strongest” asset Italy have to call upon up top, and he “always hopes for the call” to return to the national side.
Roy Keane has told Everton to “take their medicine,” move forward from their points deduction and “learn from their past mistakes” going forwards.
Gary Neville has stated that Everton have lost all “trust and faith” in “defunct” Premier League, after their sanctions which followed the “disgrace” of clubs being fined nominal fees for ...
At fifteen, the only cup I’d ever won was the local youth league with my Sunday team and – more impressively – the Division 1 crown on FIFA Pro Clubs.
Ben Foster believes England would “win tournaments” with Pep Guardiola at the helm, and the Manchester City boss “could pick” Jason Steele in net, who Foster feels is “outrageous”.
Erik ten Hag is looking to clear the decks at Manchester United over the next two transfer windows. Antony is one of 15 players that could face the Old Trafford ...
Former Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has detailed his belief that Harry Maguire has dealt with his situation “in a fantastic way” and he is “very happy” he’s shown ...
Harry Kane has thrived in Bavaria – and Bayern are looking to the Premier League for their next reinforcements, with Arsenal, Tottenham & Chelsea players on their shortlist.
Nice are flying high in Ligue 1 and that’s great for Sir Jim Ratcliffe but terrible for Manchester United, who could be banned from the Champions League as a result…
Former AC Milan technical director Paolo Maldini has revealed the club tried to sign Lionel Messi “for 10 days” in 2021 before they “realised it was impossible”.
Arsenal are unlikely to call upon upon support from Colarado Rapids to boost their title challenge, but we reckon Newcastle, Man City, Palace, Brighton and Forest could all benefit from ...
As grateful as all are for the Premier League to be back with a bang, Man City v Liverpool deserves more than that cursed 12.30 kick-off time.
We’re only in November but these 10 England players have all logged a shedload of minutes this season; we’re surprised to see Bukayo Saka so low.
Yes, 13 titles. But, Manchester City. Jurgen Klopp winning the Premier League for Liverpool without Mohamed Salah would at least cancel out a key argument for those claiming Sir Alex Ferguson’s ...
Messi and Ronaldo might be winding down their club careers, but they’re still wildly prolific on the international stage.
“Mr Speaker, I now apologise to Harry Maguire,” were actual words uttered in the Ghanaian parliament.
We could only lead the Mailbox with tributes to John Nicholson but we made some space for some England and some FFP.
Seventeen years after 2006, the media is still obsessed with the WAGs (please) of 2006 and are putting words in the England manager’s mouth.
The striker is absolutely thriving for Marcelo Bielsa’s Uruguay. And he’s looked a different beast for Liverpool, too.