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Leon Bailey is coming off the back of a disappointing debut season at Aston Villa and may have an uncertain future under Steven Gerrard. The 24-year-old was signed by former manager Dean Smith last summer and would always play when fit, but he’s struggled for opportunities under Gerrard and doesn’t complement the system.
Eddie Howe is desperate to add goals to his Newcastle United side as only one player netted more than five goals in the Premier League this season, but L’Equipe (h/t Sport Witness) the Magpies may be setting their sights too high.
It will be a relief when Manchester City and Manchester United resume their Women's Super League duel this weekend after a week of unhelpful headlines in the women's game - with Manchester at the heart of things.
(Reuters) - New Zealand Rugby (NZR) said on Thursday former All Blacks assistant Wayne Smith has been appointed director of rugby for the national women's team in the wake of Glenn Moore's resignation as head coach.
He caused outrage last week when he said his women’s football team let in a quick succession of goals because they are ‘more emotional’ than their male peers.
An international football manager sparked controversy last week with his claim that female players are prone to capitulating because they are more emotional than men. Kenny Shiels, boss of the Northern Ireland women’s team, insisted the statistics backed him up too after his side had been hammered 5-0 by England.
Jonas Eidevall has given his opinion on Northern Ireland manager Kenny Shiels suggestion that women are "more emotional" than men, meaning they are more likely to concede goals in quick succession.
Jim Davidson has been criticised after suggesting women footballers ‘lift their tops up’ while discussing emotions in football on GB News.