Paul Ince urges Manchester United to copy risky West Ham transfer strategy
Paul Ince has urged Manchester United to be braver in the transfer window and not always feel that they need to chase the biggest names in the world.
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The Greater Manchester area named one of UK's property hotspots as house prices soar
New data from Rightmove has revealed the UK's property hotspots, with one Greater Manchester area featuring on the list. The latest data from the UK's biggest property site has highlighted 10 areas where house prices have risen over the course of the last year.
Andy Farrell: Ireland won't suffer while I'm with Lions
Andy Farrell says he has full confidence his Irish team won't suffer while he takes a sabbatical to coach the British and Irish Lions in 2025.
Ryan Thomas looks unrecognisable in bed selfie after being mistaken for brother Adam in hilarious exchange
Ryan Thomas looked unrecognisable as he did some skin prep ahead of his Dancing on Ice debut - after being mistaken for his younger brother Adam. The actor is currently preparing to take to the ice when the skating competition returns to screens on Sunday (January 14).
Lions fun comes after the work, says coach Farrell
LONDON : Andy Farrell is undoubtedly a genuine, approachable operator with a record of ensuring his players enjoy themselves, but the newly-appointed British and Irish Lions coach made it clear on Thursday that having fun will not be his first priority.
ATP roundup: Jack Draper upsets Tommy Paul in Adelaide
Great Britain's Jack Draper upset top seed Tommy Paul 6-1, 6-4 Thursday to advance to the semifinals of the Adelaide International in Australia.
Werner says Tottenham a perfect fit, but can he emulate Klinsmann?
LONDON : If Tottenham Hotspur loan signing Timo Werner has even half the impact of the club's last German striker then his arrival this week could prove a pivotal moment in the club's season.
Ex-England manager Eriksson says has cancer, ‘a year’ to live
(FILES) Swedish head coach of the English team Sven-Goran Eriksson looks on during a training session at the Mittelbergstadion in Buhlertal 28 June 2006. – Former England football manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and has at best “maybe a year” to live, he said on January 11, 2024. The 75-year-old Swede, who has managed a slew of high-profile teams and took England to World Cup quarter-finals in 2002 and 2006, announced in February last year that he was stepping back from public appearances “due to health. (Photo by Adrian DENNIS / AFP)