James McArthur opens up on retirement decision as Crystal Palace hero couldn't have asked for better ending
For once, he’s not thinking about his next trip to Old Trafford, Anfield or the Etihad.
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James McArthur retires at 35 after 18 years with Hamilton Accies, Wigan and Crystal Palace
Former Hamilton Accies midfielder James McArthur has retired from football, aged 35.
Ex-Hamilton Accies chairman details eye-watering cost of keeping club afloat
Former Hamilton Accies chairman Ronnie MacDonald has revealed that it costs £2m a year just to keep the League One club afloat, and that their new owners could be in for a shock.
Jack Butland has a Rangers point to prove as James McArthur offers insight into Crystal Palace pal's mindset
James McArthur knows Rangers lost a huge personality and leader following goalkeeper Allan McGregor’s departure.
Palace must stay calm despite relegation fears, says Vieira
LONDON : Crystal Palace must remain calm despite not winning a match in 2023 and being in danger of sinking into the Premier League's relegation zone, manager Patrick Vieira insisted on Tuesday.
Crystal Palace set for 'big boost' over £55k-a-week star at Selhurst Park
Crystal Palace midfielder James McArthur could provide a ‘big boost’ for the club if he returns from injury soon, according to The Sun journalist Tom Barclay.
Crystal Palace to check on Wilfried Zaha before Brentford match
Patrick Vieira will assess the fitness of Wilfried Zaha before naming his Crystal Palace squad for the visit of Brentford.
Premier League: 10 things to look out for on the opening weekend
It has become traditional that Arsenal look somewhat undercooked going into a season, but this time their hosts harbour more question marks. While Crystal Palace battered them at Selhurst Park in April, a rematch so soon appears to suit the visitors more and Patrick Vieira’s prediction of “a completely different game” seems hard to fault. Palace are yet to find a replacement for Conor Gallagher, whose energy was so fundamental to their better performances last season, while Cheikhou Kouyaté has left and the current injury list includes James McArthur and Michael Olise. Reinforcements have taken longer to arrive than Vieira might like, while Mikel Arteta has been able to strengthen in key areas and field something close to his favoured starting XI in recent friendlies. A year ago Arsenal’s Covid-weakened side began disastrously at Brentford, but a Friday night fright does not appear as likely this time around. Nick Ames