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Our resident cartoonist on the crisis swirling around the Match of the Day presenter, GB Newsβ hot take and Tory footy analogies Continue reading… »
Our resident cartoonist on the crisis swirling around the Match of the Day presenter, GB Newsβ hot take and Tory footy analogies Continue reading… »
A series of Tottenham legends have proclaimed themselves as Manchester City fans in a hilarious new advert for Paddy Power. »
It was a great week for some; Arsenal keeping up their run at the top of the table with a confident win over Fulham, while Manchester City kept pace with them by beating Crystal Palace »
Ian Wright and AlanΒ Shearer will not face punishment after boycotting Match of the Day in support of Gary Lineker, after the BBC reached an agreement for the host to return. »
Paul Pogba is injured yet again, with reports suggesting the Juventus star could face up to 30 days on the sidelines as a result of his latest problem. »
Victor Lindelof has been targeted by Inter Milan for a summer move with the Serie A side facing the prospect of losing key defenders Milan Skriniar and Stefan de Vrij in the summer. »
TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE KING POWER STADIUM: IfΒ Gary Lineker had been on the pitch instead of in the stands, his old team Leicester would surely have got something from this game. »
TOM COLLOMOSSE: Gary Lineker has arrived at the King Power to watch Leicester’s home game with Chelsea after being dropped as Match of the Day presenter during a chaotic 24 hours. »
Tottenham manager labels forward βselfishβ over TV interviewConte committed to club but says βpatience is finishedβ for fans Antonio Conte has taken aim at Richarlison and accused Tottenham supporters of lacking patience in a fiery press conference on Friday. Speaking before Saturdayβs home Premier League game against Nottingham Forest, Conte addressed the strikerβs own explosive post-match interview with B... »
Tottenham host Nottingham Forest in the Premier League this weekend. Their game 40 years ago changed the sport forever By Steven Pye for That 1980s Sports Blog It was a move that divided opinion. When news broke in the summer of 1983 that Division One matches would be shown live on BBC and ITV, there was more anxiety than expectation. The Β£5.2m deal gave the channels five league matches each, although the B... »