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DANNY MURPHY: Jeremy Doku the dribbler shows his class in Man City's 1-1 draw with Liverpool... not since... Mauricio Pochettino's furious tirade at officials will NOT be punished further by the FA... after the Chelsea boss apologised for 'crossing the limit' at the end of thrilling draw with City Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian 'confesses to filming his model ex-girlfriend when she was naked with secret camera at their flat'
FA suspend council member for saying 'Adolf Hitler would be proud of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu', as they launch investigation SOUL OF SPORT: ANDY HOOPER was at Stamford Bridge to capture Emma Hayes' Chelsea side running riot against Liverpool Arsenal fans call offside rule 'nonsensical' and claim Leandro Trossard was 'robbed' after the Belgian is... Arsenal's super-sub Kai Havertz admits his 89th-minute goal 'feels amazing' after rescuing a 1-0 win over...Neville at his authentic best. [He] is the closest thing to a spokesman there is for English football.' Sunday Times Erik ten Hag blames officials for Man United's 4-3 defeat by Copenhagen as he insists Marcus Rashford's first half red card was wrong
Steven Gerrard hits out at his OWN Al Ettifaq player after he went AWOL before a Saudi Pro League match despite doctors declaring him fit to play Harry Kane reveals the best defender he's ever faced, the Germany star he wished played for England and why Eric Dier is the worst team-mate to sit by on a flight Marcus Rashford has often turned to England for solace from his Man United woes... but now he faces a growing challenge for a Euro 2024 place I have no problem with dividends being paid out by clubs that are successful, in great shape, with a plan and a stadium in fantastic condition and a training ground as good as it can be, with the team going well and investment set aside for the future. If all that is in place and there is spare cash, then there is no problem with owners, who put the money in and took the risk, benefiting. Clubs like Burnley did that for years under their previous owners and no one batted an eyelid because they were well run. But United aren’t in my view.
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Neville said: “I am excited to join the Dragons, and to meet the entrepreneurs brave enough to face us in the den.
This might well be allowable under company law but as Jim O’Neill, a lifelong United fan and former partner in Goldman Sachs, says, it seems that, basically, Manchester United has been reduced to being a cash machine for the Glazer family. There are directors on the board, such as Edward Glazer, Darcie Glazer Kassewitz and Kevin Glazer, who appear to have zero interest in the club but sit there anyway and are paid for the trouble. Avram, and especially Joel, might be more involved as co-chairmen, but essentially it’s seemingly all about taking money out. No other major European club is run this way; not Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich. Not even Liverpool, who have American owners. And we’re told Todd Boehly at Chelsea won’t run things this way.
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