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On Sunday, Everton leaders passed their coal and marine moss shorts through Southampton at St Mary’s. To be honest, they had been well sewn through the paintings of Virgil van Dijk, who, as Carlo Ancelotti explained the other day, hit one on his star boy James Rodriguez in the first minute of Merseyside’s recent derthrough, restricting him to 179 of the 179 minutes of football ever since. Everton’s schedule within the referee community, obviously demonstrated through the red card awarded to Lucas Digne for giving a savage blow to Kyle Walker-Peters’ absence, then the clumsy state on his ankle and bending his leg to an alarming degree. !
“Perhaps all the rumors of the week opposed to Pickford affected the decision,” Ancelotti insisted, studying his super cool slip after the match. “The red card was a joke. ” While Fiver agreed that Digne did not need to land on Walker-Peters’ leg, he was out of the point that his opponent was in danger. It is also the third time in two games that an Everton player has, deliberately or not, presented such a challenge, with Digne recklessness just after (no word game) from Richarlison to Thiago Alc’ntara and jordan’s Junk War.
When asked if Everton developed a small challenge here, Ancelotti became enraged: “That is not true. That’s not fair. It wasn’t the right decision. We will definitely appeal. “However, many more of these reckless challenges, and will soon make a call for themselves. You may not soon get the contenders for the title of Leftfield or Hipsters’ Choice from Bielsa. . . but maybe there’s some other descriptor you can take from the men on Elland Road?Five letters; answers on a postcard.
Kevin McCarra, a former Guardian football correspondent, died Saturday at the age of 62. One of Scotland’s most productive sports writers, Kevin wrote for The Guardian between 2002 and 2012, having worked for the Times, the Sunday Times and Scotland on Sunday. and pioneering writer, but beyond that, a kind, worried and concerned guy, showed himself through the triyests of former colleagues Jonathan Wilson, Sachin Nakrani and Ewan Murray. RIP, Kevin.
Join Scott Murray for Monday night minute by minute from Burnley 0-2 Tottenham (20:00 GMT).
I am dismayed, angry, surprised and frustrated that some ‘media’ resources are employing me to make fake headlines, adding my faith and the French team to the boat. I’m taking legal action against the editors and broadcasters of this hundred percentage of fake news. In a quick greeting to The Sun, who generally didn’t care: some of you probably went to school and won’t forget what your instructor said to verify your resources. but well, it looks like they’ve done it back and on a very serious subject this time, misfortune for you!- Paul Pogba is happy to return on Instagram to un baseless reports that he had retired from the outside service.
Football Weekly has arrived! Max, Barry, Jordan Jarret-Bryan, John Brewin, Sid Lowe and Jonathan Wilson bit the Premier League and European weekend.
“Seeing that on Friday I was 80 years old Pelé reminded me of the worst press release I’ve ever received, to accompany a World Cup video around 1990. Obviously it was typed through someone who knew nothing about football from an original misspelled through the hand. which included a vague accessory on a specific “e”. In addition to making a song the praises of someone named “Goeff Hirst?” he asked, “And who can the incomparable Pete?”- Philip Cornwall.
“Pelé only”, the fifth user indexed on the first birthday page of online celebrities who discovered The Fiver “[Friday’s Fiver]?Big Paper had the big one at number 15, most commonly in alphabetical order. Maybe he replaced his call to AFC Pelé for next year. ” — Mark Waters.
“When it comes to borrowing a club’s trademarks, it goes beyond football. I can’t believe where the people of Swansea, Illinois came from, with the concept of their logo” – Gareth Rogers.
“Despite subscriptions to the two football stations, I couldn’t watch last Saturday’s game. One of my packages even promises me a Saturday game at 3pm, because of where I live. This has been replaced by a Polish league match, which is just enough. For them. Even with my dubious ethical compass, I couldn’t get up 15 pounds more, so I cut the lawn instead. I had to stay blank behind the dog to do this; sounded like a metaphor. ” — Adam Uncamus.
Send your letters to the. boss@theguardian. com. Et you can still tweet The Fiver guardian_sport. Today’s winner of our priceless letter of the day is . . . Gareth Rogers.
England’s 2–1 friendly defeat to Germany on Tuesday was canceled, after a member of Phil Neville’s backroom team tested positive for coronavirus.
$tevie Mbe would probably be climbing to the top with the Pope’s O’Rangers, but this 2014 slide is still in his mind. “I park it but it comes back, all the time, ” dijo. saber. LA TV. Images, just me reflecting. I’m the one who thinks a lot.
Joel Matip, Naby Keata and Thiago Alc’ntara will be compatible in time for the Liverpool Grand Cup match against Danish croqueurs FC Midtjylland.
And Laurent Koscielny remains a fan of Arsenal administrator Mesut Ozil. “In my opinion, it’s a freak, ” he gasped. He can locate passes no one sees, he’s a teacher. You can shake a game with passes.
Che Adams and Patrick Bamford, in spite of everything, are fulfilling in the elite, plus eight other things we learned this weekend.
He travels the continent, starting with Sid Lowe in Barcelona where, despite all of Ronald Koeman’s moves, the genuine story was that his team surrendered in the clsicoArray.
He then prevents Naples, where Nicky Bandini tells a comforting story of fraternal rivalry in a Campania Derby . . .
And yet in Leipzig, where Julian Nagelsmann’s Rasen BallSport team sent a warning to Manchester United, according to Andy Brassell.
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