Jurgen Klopp plays down 'crazy' quadruple hopes as Liverpool prepare for FA Cup test
Jurgen Klopp has said it is “crazy” to suggest that Liverpool can win the quadruple by pointing out that no English club has ever done that.
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Alan Shearer salutes Tottenham chief for ‘inspired signing’ that has Spurs on the up
Alan Shearer believes Tottenham director of football Fabio Paratici has pulled off a masterstroke with the addition of Swedish winger Dejan Kulusevski.
FA Cup ball numbers revealed ahead of quarter-final draw - with Chelsea, Liverpool included
Boris Johnson slams Vladimir Putin for ‘barbaric’ tactics in Ukraine
Mark Lawrenson makes 'tricky' Man City admission and Peterborough tie prediction
Mark Lawrenson believes Manchester City "got away with one" against Everton in the Premier League but should face few struggles against Peterborough United in the FA Cup.
Man Utd say 'thorough process' under way to find new manager
London — Manchester United football director John Murtough says a "thorough process" is under way to find their next permanent manager, pledging the club remains focused on challenging for "top trophies" again.
Manchester United ‘implementing a strategy to win’, says new chief executive
Newly-appointed chief executive Richard Arnold says Manchester United are “implementing a strategy to win” as football director John Murtough spearheads their “thorough” search for a new permanent manager.
Manchester United Say "Thorough Process" Under Way To Find New Manager
Manchester United football director John Murtough says a "thorough process" is under way to find their next permanent manager, pledging the club remains focused on challenging for "top trophies" again. United, who announced their latest financial results on Tuesday, have endured another difficult season despite the return of superstar forward Cristiano Ronaldo to Old Trafford. A top-four finish is the best the best the English giants can hope for domestically, but they only managed a draw against lowly Watford on Saturday and are just two points ahead of West Ham and Arsenal -- the Gunners also have three games in hand.
Referees' Chief Apologises To Everton Over Manchester City Errors
England's referees' chief has apologised to Everton manager Frank Lampard for mistakes made in Saturday's defeat by Manchester City, according to British media reports. An angry Lampard labelled VAR official Chris Kavanagh a "professional who cannot do his job right" after the 1-0 loss to the Premier League champions at Goodison Park. Kavanagh failed to alert referee Paul Tierney over a handball by Rodri that would have given the Toffees a late chance of an equaliser from the penalty spot.