We can do great things together – Dele Alli excited to work with Frank Lampard
Dele Alli is relishing the opportunity to work with new Everton manager Frank Lampard as the England midfielder attempts to revive his career on Merseyside.
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On this day in 2011: Gary Neville announces retirement from football
Manchester United defender Gary Neville announced his retirement from professional football on this day in 2011.
Luke Cowan-Dickie scales back gaming in favour of family and his England role
Luke Cowan-Dickie has scaled back his gaming as part of an enhanced professional outlook that has helped propel him into England’s leadership group.
Courtney Lawes and Jonny Hill ruled out of England’s Six Nations opener
England’s troubled build-up to the Guinness Six Nations has deteriorated further after forwards Courtney Lawes and Jonny Hill were ruled out of Saturday’s opener against Scotland.
Manchester United's Mason Greenwood Further Arrested On Suspicion Of "Threats To Kill"
Manchester United's Mason Greenwood has been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill as police were given a fourth day to question the 20-year-old. The forward was initially arrested on Sunday afternoon on suspicion of the rape and assault of a young woman after social media images and videos were posted online. He was held in custody overnight on Monday after detectives from Greater Manchester Police (GMP) were given more time to question the player, whom they have not formally named as the suspect.
Jamie Ritchie stresses importance of Scotland making fast start to Six Nations
Jamie Ritchie has called on Scotland to kick off their Six Nations campaign in perfect fashion by defeating England at Murrayfield on Saturday.
England pair Courtney Lawes and Jonny Hill still in contention to face Scotland
England insist Courtney Lawes and Jonny Hill are still in contention for Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations opener against Scotland at Murrayfield.
Premier League clubs spend nearly 300 million in transfer window
Premier League clubs splashed out nearly 300 million in January -- the second-highest amount ever spent in the winter transfer window -- boosted by a flurry of late big-money moves.