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Manchester United supporters once tweaked the lyrics to Roy Keane's chant to reference his lacerating summary of Mick McCarthy in Saipan and if there is another spectre from Keane's past who warrants such treatment it is Alf Inge Haaland.
Crystal Palace have ‘spent a lot of money’ improving their academy facilities and chairman Steve Parish has been ‘central’ to it, according to The Sun journalist Tom Barclay.
Crystal Palace had the ‘courage’ to take a ‘gamble’ on manager Patrick Vieira when they were choosing Roy Hodgson’s successor, according to The Sun journalist Tom Barclay.
Crystal Palace will be ‘at the front of the queue’ if Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher becomes available, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
A total of 2,198 football-related arrests were made in the 2021-22 season in England and Wales, the highest number since the 2013-14 season, a report by the Home Office said on Thursday (Sep 22).
Premier League clubs have agreed to give pitch-invading fans a minimum one-year ban from their team's home and away matches. Supporters who are found guilty of entering the pitch without permission or using smoke bombs and other pyrotechnics will receive the automatic 12-month suspension. The bans could also be extended to accompanying parents or guardians of children who take part in such activities. In response to a rash of dangerous pitch invasions in the Premier League and lower leagues last season, England's top-flight clubs met in London on Wednesday in a bid to find a solution to the growing problem.
Last season there was an increase in the number of pitch invasions at the end of the campaign as fans celebrated titles, promotion or survival with several altercations taking place including one involving Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira. Smoke bombs and pyrotechnics, which have long been used at games in continental Europe and around in the world, used to be relatively rare in England but their use has become a more regular occurrence.
Supporters of Premier League teams who take part in anti-social and criminal behaviour at stadiums will receive automatic club bans with a minimum term of one year, the league said on Wednesday after unanimously agreeing to the move.