Declan Rice ‘not normal’ as Granit Xhaka ‘BETTER’ at being ‘technically proficient’
Declan Rice is not as good as Granit Xhaka, apparently. Seems odd but it’s the interlull so people are writing some right sh*t.
Declan Rice is not as good as Granit Xhaka, apparently. Seems odd but it’s the interlull so people are writing some right sh*t.
There is a huge update and ‘more struggles’ for Manchester United, while Kylian Mbappe to Liverpool is very much back on thanks to their ‘special advantage’.
A lot of nonsense is being said and written about Cole Palmer, who is really showing Pep Guardiola with his four penalties…
Could Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr really play in next season’s Champions League? Obviously not, but the Daily Star aren’t about to let that stop them.
Cole Palmer is dominating the football media and Man City fans are supposed to be mad that the ‘street-fighter’ supported Man Utd.
Man Utd players not only like Erik ten Hag but know they are not scoring enough goals. And people think footballers are thick…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe will not buy a £1.3bn stake in Manchester United just to keep things as they are, with a ‘massive hint’ over Mason Greenwood’s return.
Man Utd dominate the media again – of course – and now it turns out that the fans can spot Erik ten Hag ‘genius’ before the nonsense began.
Manchester United must overcome their own sticky form and the formidable record of a team that last won a Champions League home game seven years ago.
The media could not be happier with Ange Postecoglou, whose Tottenham side have somehow ’emerged stronger from a 4-1 defeat’.
You might think that life in Germany was going rather well for Harry Kane; you would be wrong. He is suffering big style.
There is some right nonsense being written about Erik ten Hag and Manchester United, including his ‘ascetic authoritarianism’ style.
Has Gary Neville said that ‘Ten Hag won’t last’? Has he balls. And the Manchester Evening News hit on a winning combination…
Manchester United ITK Rio Ferdinand has heard from “a very good source” why Jude Bellingham turned them down in 2020. You, dear reader, will not believe it.
Man Utd fans could be annoyed and Erik ten Hag might be frustrated with Marcus Rashford not cancelling pre-planned birthday celebrations because of a loss.
Gary Neville does not mind petulant Manchester United fouling at the end of big losses to bitter rivals, as long as it’s done by an academy kid at Liverpool
Liverpool made eight changes to their starting line-up and won 5-1, but Jurgen Klopp can’t trust his ‘showboating’ squad players, Darwin Nunez in particular.
Jude Bellingham is going to use his friendship to lure players to the biggest club in Europe rather than Liverpool. Can we watch that on UK TV?
Manchester City fans have Sir Bobby Charlton to thank for the Etihad Stadium, Andre Onana responds to messages, and Andrey Arshavin dons a disguise.
Manchester United are still in dire straits, even if Rasmus Hojlund is giving them exactly what they wanted. And ‘dreaming’ Spurs have received an apology.
Arsenal have conceded eight goals in nine games so it’s definitely David Raya’s fault if they don’t win the title…
Aaron Ramsdale said nothing about a ‘quick move’ to boost his chances of making England’s Euros squad but Arsenal should apparently consider themselves told.
Jude Bellingham has attracted the attentions of the right-wing GB News while Liverpool and Manchester both want a piece…
Jude Bellingham being happy at one of the biggest clubs on earth causes head scratching in tabloid land, while there’s news of Tony Fernandes’ nipples.
Should journalists be encouraging Sheikh Jassim to buy Liverpool and Manchester United to buy Kylian Mbappe? Sounds like self-interest…
How a 22-word tweet in May about Kylian Mbappe and Man Utd became a big news story in October…
Manchester United are playing with fire this week, with one player potentially ‘upset’ by the sale of Jadon Sancho and another teasing Cristiano Ronaldo.
Rasmus Hojlund is Ronaldo and Marcus Rashford is Bruno Fernandes despite being in terrible form that prompts a ‘message’ from the Dane…
The Daily Mirror have either scaled new heights or plumbed new depths in the transfer story headline-writing game, depending on your point of view.
‘Rumours of City’s demise have been greatly exaggerated,’ says the only person spreading them. And Klopp should not expect a furious Liverpool ‘demand’.