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Jose Mourinho was sacked by Roma but the decision was received with split reaction and mixed emotions amongst the club’s fans. So what’s next for the self acclaimed Special one? Most likely a job in Saudi Arabia or a return to Premier League? Or you never know, a job back in his homeland?
He is the most expensive player in the Manchester City squad but he is not a regular any more. So why Jack Grealish is not the first choice of Pep any more and what Docu gives to the fluency of the team that the ex Aston Villa player can’t?
Brighton have undoubtedly been the biggest surprise and the entertainers of England last season gaining their ticket to Europe and they deserved it thoroughly! So what could be next for Roberto De Zerbi and his team?what else than going all the way to the Europa League final in Dublin next May and doing a Mechelen!
A unwanted ownership was becoming an unsolved problem for Everton's fans. Such a big problem, they were probably more interested in Moshiri leaving than who would succeed him. An American company, 777 Partners is now in the Premier League, with an unimpressive football past. Is the organization "redeemed" by the sale? Maybe. But when we say "redemption," what exactly do we mean?
The original twelve football clubs forming “The Football League” and playing their first games on 8 of September 1888 were Wolverhamtpon Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion, Stoke City, Notts County, Derby County, Aston Villa, Preston North End, Everton, Burnley, Bolton Wanderers, Blackburn Rovers, and Accrington. Six teams from the Midlands and six from Lancashire as the southern clubs were still on amateur status. From that day the whole football world was going to be revolutionized but definitely nobody who took part on that first Saturday could imagine how the game would grow enormously in the future.
From 1974 all the way through to 1998, Scotland appeared in all the World Cups bar one. As well was present at the Euro Finals in Sweden in 1992 and England in 1996. After experiencing a very bad spell since then the qualification for Euro 2020 brought a new era and now a second qualification is looming large for next seasons competition. It’s not luck, it’s pure work ethic and lots of effort.
Only France arguably has a more deep pool of talent for Euro 2024 than this England team with generational talents and definitely enough quality to go all the way this time! The only question that still has not found the answer yet is if Southgate can let them off the leash to express themselves as always seems to be safety first!
With the Saudis ready to up their offer as the reports say to 200 million pounds for Mo Salah is there any real possibility for Liverpool to say yes before the transfer window closes for their League on September the 7th? And on a real terms honestly, how difficult will be for Klopp to replace him even with all that money available?
