'Brutal' - NSWE now closing in on another Villa signing for Gerrard after Carlos; pundit fuming
Pundit Frank McAvennie has been reacting to Aston Villa’s reported interest in Rangers defender Calvin Bassey, as per Football Insider.
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Tollcross Thistle enjoy all-conquering record-breaking season with seven trophies
After securing winning medals for the 2019/20 delayed Logan Cup, Challenge Cup and Scottish Amateur Cup this season, Tollcross also added the Premier Division title, Challenge Cup, Logan Cup and Venture Scotland Cup to an ever-expanding trophy cabinet.
Jarrod Bowen proves a triumph of persistence as West Ham star gets ready for England bow
Erik ten Hag: No 'risk' to come to Manchester United
"A good piece of business" - Journalist drops big Celtic verdict on 41 G/A rising star
If Celtic sign Bristol City striker Antoine Semenyo this summer, then it would be ‘a good piece of business’, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Zinchenko wants World Cup place for Ukrainian people
An emotional Oleksandr Zinchenko expressed his dream of reaching the World Cup and giving the Ukrainian people some richly-deserved feelings of pride and happiness.
Opinion: Celtic need to make bold Callum McGregor decision next season
Callum McGregor has played an awful lot of football for Celtic over the past few seasons. Last season – 2021/22 – he played 52 games, which is a high number of games by most players’ standards.
Liverpool favourite Dirk Kuyt set for first senior managerial role
World Cup draw in full: England could face Wales or Scotland
Liverpool chairman demands apology for French minister’s comments
DUBAI: Liverpool Chairman Tom Werner has demanded an apology from the French sports minister after she said fans with fake tickets and the club’s handling of their supporters were responsible for the trouble that marred Saturday’s Champions League final. The match at the Stade de France, which Real Madrid won 1-0, was delayed by more than half an hour after police tried to hold off people trying to force their way into the ground.