Diminta Kembali Jadi Manajer Tottenham, Redknapp: Gak Dulu
Teddy Sheringham menyarankan Tottenham Hotspur untuk kembali mendatangkan Harry Redknapp sebagai manajer. Namun, Redknapp tak tertarik dengan hal tersebut.
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Paul Scholes would 'kick' and 'launch' Paul Pogba in Manchester United training, reveals Rio Ferdinand
Rio Ferdinand revealed that Paul Scholes would ‘launch’ Paul Pogba in training to build his character. The former Manchester United central defender discussed how younger players were treated in training, alongside former Tottenham forward Peter Crouch, who described similar treatment for Gareth Bale. Ad Ferdinand told BT Sport: “We had Walter Smith come and coach us, he had a six-month spell.
Select the Grand National 2023 winner with our Pick Your Horse tool
Interest for the 2023 Grand National is building, with a number of contenders gaining momentum ahead of Saturday afternoon's big race at Aintree - and we have given you a helping hand if picking a horse is proving tricky.
Jack Grealish fulfils Harry Redknapp pre-game praise in Man City win vs Southampton
Harry Redknapp heaped praise on 'favourite player' Jack Grealish for the effect he is now having on games - plaudits the Manchester City winger duly fulfilled in Saturday's 4-1 win over Southampton.
Antonio Conte Saja Sulit, Siapa Bisa Kasih Trofi ke Tottenham?
Antonio Conte dan Tottenham Hotspur akhirnya pisah jalan. The Lilywhites masih juga belum mendapat trofi. Siapa yang bisa kasih?
Celtic favourite set for double duty in Liverpool charity clash as he signs up for half each
Robbie Keane is set to play for both Celtic and Liverpool in their legends this weekend.
Karim Benzema prompts Rangers revenge mission flashback for Ally McCoist as he revisits Luka Modric transfer miss
Ally McCoist can remember the time a young Karim Benzema came to cause havoc at Ibrox - and another Real Madrid legend could have been wearing Rangers blue.
Bouncing back with Nathan Jones: friend, boss, non-league entertainer
QPR have had some brilliant managers down the years. Take Alec Stock, who won the League Cup, or Terry Venables, who won himself a move to Barcelona. Dave Sexton led the club to within 15 minutes of the title; Neil Warnock won the Championship while annoying finger-wagging purists with satisfying regularity; and Ian Holloway was good at improv. But the hits have not kept on coming. Mark Hughes, Harry Redknapp and Steve McClaren, for goodness sake. Whatever did they expect? Mark Warburton took three years to go nowhere in particular, Michael Beale required a mere six months before bolting off to Rangers, and now Neil Critchley has been booted, 12 matches into a three-and-a-half year contract, leading some to suggest director of football Les Ferdinand is struggling to differentiate between his Rs and his elbow.