Man Utd legend Roy Keane feels Graham Potter is a better manager than Erik ten Hag
Roy Keane feels Chelsea head coach Graham Potter is a superior manager than Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag.
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'So poor, like kids football' - Roy Keane, Jamie Carragher shocked by Liverpool decision making in loss to Arsenal
Roy Keane and Jamie Carragher were left flabbergasted by Liverpool’s decision making in their 3-2 defeat against Arsenal, describing it as like “kids football”. Liverpool’s miserable start to the season continued at the Emirates on Sunday as they were beaten by the Premier League leaders. Ad Jurgen Klopp’s side twice equalised, only to concede a third when Bukayo Saka scored from the penalty spot after a foul on Gabriel Jesus.
Casemiro showed what he brings to Manchester United in two seconds vs Everton
Manchester United players rushed to him when they went ahead and Erik ten Hag embraced him at full-time. No, not Cristiano Ronaldo; Casemiro.
'Have no fear and go for it' - Niamh Fahey ready to roll
Niamh Fahey's most vivid World Cup memories are from 2002: Roy Keane, Saipan, Steve Finnan Panini stickers... it only takes a slight prompt for it all to come flooding back.
Roy Keane: Man Utd legend scowls after being booed in Packers vs Giants
Roy Keane did not look too impressed after being booed at the NFL game between Green Bay Packers and New York Giants.
David Beckham may have the answer to Cristiano Ronaldo's Manchester United dilemma
Gonzalo Higuain has announced that he will retire at the end of the current MLS season. He told the media: "The day has arrived to say goodbye to football. It's a profession that has given me so much and one I feel privileged to have lived with its good and bad moments."
Rooney: Sabarlah, Ronaldo!
Mantan bintang Manchester United Wayne Rooney bersimpati dengan Cristiano Ronaldo. Rooney mengatakan, Ronaldo mesti sabar menunggu kesempatannya bermain.
Cristiano Ronaldo future: ‘Time catches up with us all’ – Wayne Rooney on how Manchester United star will be feeling
Wayne Rooney has given his take on Cristiano Ronaldo’s situation at Manchester United, stating it will be “very difficult for him to sit on the bench”. Ronaldo has started just one Premier League game this season, in United’s 4-0 defeat to Brentford, with Erik ten Hag being criticised by Roy Keane for not using him in the Manchester Derby last weekend. Ad The 37-year-old has started United’s three Europa League games, including their most recent match which was a 3-2 victory against Omonia on Thursday.