“Display some leadership” – Erik ten Hag calls upon Harry Maguire to take charge following his return to the starting lineup for the Red Devils
What happened United faced a detrimental loss in Copenhagen on Wednesday, adding to a string of unfavorable outcomes in a faltering season. The team gave up a two-goal advantage after Marcus Rashford’s ejection, leading to concerns about their resilience. Despite the absence of key figures like Casemiro and Luke Shaw, ten Hag remains confident that
Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu-The Man Who “Completed Football”
On a recent Thursday following practice, Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu, Luton Town Football Club’s central midfielder, relaxed in the team’s “boot room,” surrounded by vividly colored footwear on numbered racks. Wearing flip-flops over white socks, the twenty-nine-year-old recalled his initial reluctance to join Luton almost a decade earlier. Prior to Luton, he had a stint with
Premier League faces severe criticism for their actions in a decision involving Wolves, described as a ‘complete lack of respect.’
The joint statement from fans’ groups at Wolves and Chelsea strongly criticizes the Premier League for their decision to schedule the fixture on Christmas Eve, marking the first top-flight match on that day since 1995 for Wolves. Despite voiced concerns and requests for rescheduling during a meeting on November 2, the Premier League proceeded with
Newcastle’s Dan Ashworth says vision to become a ‘Top-six Club’
Newcastle’s sporting director, Dan Ashworth, has outlined the club’s blueprint to establish itself as part of English premier league football’s “top six” while, ideally, finishing in the Premier League’s top four as frequently as possible. As Eddie Howe’s squad prepared to travel to Germany to face Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League on Monday, Ashworth
Luton Fans Shamed Their Club With Liverpool Tragedy Chants
First, the good news. Luton were incredibly resourceful, defended tenaciously, and reduced Mohamed Salah, possibly the best Premier League player of this generation, to a spectator. Issa Kabore was a lively right-back, and Ross Barkley’s comeback continues apace. In the face of stiff competition, the two combined devastatingly for Luton’s goal and were their best