Oliver Kay
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Liverpool keep their sights on Brendan Rodgers
Liverpool’s search for a new manager is expected to continue until at least the end of this week as they look to hold more discussions with Roberto Martínez and intensify their interest in Brendan Rodgers.
Liverpool’s search for a new manager is expected to continue until at least the end of this week as they look to hold more discussions with Roberto Martínez and intensify their interest in Brendan Rodgers.
Report says Carlos Tévez should have seen red
Carlos Tévez will escape a violent conduct charge despite an FA disciplinary commission concluding that he was guilty of a red-card offence in the incident that led to Joey Barton’s 12-match suspension.
Carlos Tévez will escape a violent conduct charge despite an FA disciplinary commission concluding that he was guilty of a red-card offence in the incident that led to Joey Barton’s 12-match suspension.
Roy Hodgson faces up to rush job as he kicks off in city of grim memories
The walls of the media room at the Ullevaal Stadium are covered in photographs of what remains Norwegian football’s finest hour and a half.
The walls of the media room at the Ullevaal Stadium are covered in photographs of what remains Norwegian football’s finest hour and a half.
Liverpool must allow new man to manage
Nice guy, Roberto Martínez. In fact, he is exceptionally nice — polite, accommodating and blessed with the type of football intellect that was always certain to make a powerful impression on John W. Henry, Liverpool’s principal owner, when they met in Miami on Thursday.
Nice guy, Roberto Martínez. In fact, he is exceptionally nice — polite, accommodating and blessed with the type of football intellect that was always certain to make a powerful impression on John W. Henry, Liverpool’s principal owner, when they met in Miami on Thursday.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s family boycott finals in racism fear
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has become the second England player whose family have abandoned plans to travel to the European Championship finals because of fears of racial abuse.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has become the second England player whose family have abandoned plans to travel to the European Championship finals because of fears of racial abuse.
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