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Sir Jim Ratcliffe has told Manchester United supporters it will take "time and patience" to bring back the glory days following his agreement to buy a 25 per cent stake in the club.
Mauricio Pochettino has accepted Chelsea are failing to meet pre-season expectations after falling off the pace in the race for the Premier League title. The Blues' home form has been solid enough, with three successive wins in December ahead of Wednesday's match against London rivals Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge. But Chelsea's results on the road have been a different story, with defeat against Wolves at Molineux on Christmas Eve their fourth straight away loss on the spin following reverses at Newcastle, Manchester United and Everton.
Diogo Dalot says the Manchester United squad is feeling positive about the arrival of new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and is thankful that the takeover process is progressing.
A care worker is in an induced coma after being hit by a car as she crossed the road to catch a bus. Preeti Dhunna, 30, is in intensive care at Salford Royal Hospital following the crash on Cromwell Road on Saturday (Dec 23).
Jim Ratcliffe has reached out to fans after agreeing to buy a 25% in Manchester United, telling them he takes his responsibility to put the club back on top of world football "very seriously" but also calling for patience.
Mauricio Pochettino admitted his Chelsea players are falling well short of the targets set for them in pre-season as they seek respite from their sporadic Premier League form at home to Crystal Palace on Wednesday.
Manchester United can look forward to a change in direction after investment from Sir Jim Ratcliffe was finally rubber-stamped on Christmas Eve.
Dermot Gallagher has deemed Cyriel Dessers a lucky Rangers man after a penalty shout for Motherwell was waved away on Sunday.