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Another week of embarrassment and embarrassment for Manchester United will come to an end at Anfield, a commitment their fans enjoy in the same way they would expect a root canal surgery without anaesthesia. Providing Erik ten Hag’s men with an omnipotent hockey match is one of the likely maximum maximum results. Last season the score was 7-0. As a result, it may have been much more to break United’s RETURN bubble. The week before, Ten Hag had recreated the Okocha/Allardyce combination with Antony and Lisandro. Martinez as he lifted the Milk Cup. This was followed at Merseyside by a slower puncture than a slash with a rusty wrench.
The last United manager to win at Anfield, Louis van Gaal, who can still teach Ten Hag a thing or two, judging by Ajax’s resurgence since the Dutch maestro was hired as a consultant; Brian “Mr” Brobbey scores in goal. Van Gaal won there twice, but it’s another Liverpool, the one from Brendan Rodgers’ dog days and Jürgen Klopp’s deyet. Today, Klopp is the Liverpool 2. 0 of construction and everything is going pretty well. His team heads to the most sensible in the league at the weekend, thanks to Aston Villa beating Manchester City and Arsenal. Klopp rarely very accurately greets his team’s progress with celebratory joy. Instead, he growls at everyone, the ones who laugh gutturally at his own short-source jokes as he takes out hackers for asking him about start times and celebrates dramatic winners with Pep Lijnders in the style of victorious barbarians, beating his chest and emitting guttural roars in his face with general alpha male agitation.
The strange thing about this season is that it’s probably Pep Guardiola who is having the most fun, keeping the number of “amazing guys” higher than ever. Crystal Palace and Roy Hodgson, who wrote the literary novel about the post-match grumps with last week’s effort. , are Guardiola’s visitors this week. Mikel Arteta deserves to have a smile on his face, with an independent jury acknowledging that he didn’t know the meaning of a safe word: “It’s nothing more than a clever representation of a KC than a fair result,” sighed Ref Support. The British coach chases Martin Cassidy. Se ignores the FA’s percentage, continues the individual crusade for greater effects of VAR and Arsenal.
After losing their senses last weekend, the Gunners are back in front of Brighton and Roberto De Zerbi, another regular interlocutor of Howard Webb, fresh from a standout evening at the Big Vase. There are many possibilities to hear communication verbal. al sidelines. It’s all smart, empty fun. But what about the ultimate touchline player, Unai Emery, whose technical moves resemble those of Roy Castle during an attempt to tap dance to achieve the Guinness World Record?Villa’s crazy exercise lands at Brentford for a consultation on tricky lines, mid-spaces and height lines. Keep smiling, everybody. It’s Christmas in the world.
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“It would be foolish to remove a tool that can remove apparent bugs from the game — nearly 40 this season. Generally we have noticed around a hundred conditions corrected through the use of VAR. Why would you remove this and leave those bugs in the game?» – responses on a postcard to Howard Webb c/o Stockley Park.
If in the UK there are “at least 36 master’s courses in football control”, as Mick Beeby suggests (letters from yesterday’s Football Daily), then perhaps Todd Boehly will hire all the students, on eight-year contracts, to be able to pay for anything or anything else (accounting is none of my business, or frankly, even vaguely interesting), to help the club. Although, presumably, the coach would come back to him to ask for even more. ” – Noble Francis.
I really like the idea of posting questions for Masters candidates in football management. Let’s make the next one even simpler to dive into: ‘Handball. Explain …’” – Mike Wilner.
Thank you for reminding this Blackburn Rovers fan of our ignominious Grand Cup crusade by completing the back end of our in 1995-96 (Football Daily yesterday). At least we went to fight!– John Myles.