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12 goals in the last 4 seasons for Grealish 9 goals in the last season for Ndiaye Ndiaye is five years younger, they excel in the same position. Ndiaye earns about 65% less than Grealish Grealish has two years left on his mega contract Ndiaye is...

My hopes: To be competitive all season. From the very first kick off to the last whistle on the final day. Challenge Europe. Have 7 or 8 players that should be the bedrock of a team for several years. A clear succession plan for Moyes once he...

Big piece in Four Four Two this month - headlined English Football's Darkest Months, about 1985 Some choice lines from the bit about Heysel 'The crumbling ground was hopelessly ill-equipped to stage a European Cup final' 'Many Italian expats in...

Financially that's not a bad deal. You want to get promoted via the play offs, then get relegated for the parachute payments. Do that a few times and you're minted

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgn45d72eyo Expedited by Masters and his crew. Absolutely nothing to see here, obviously.

Would have him if Moyes could get him playing like a winger like he did for Villa. Not the player he became for City, which was, get the ball like a winger then come inside and pass it back to the player who's just passed it to you.

The quick handing over of the league trophy from a simple table and blue tablecloth - everybody know its special... US style razzmatazz, explosions, ticker tape, podiums, posed photos under a banner that only a small portion of the crowd can...

Left us to join them, not the other way around.

Gary Abblet?

I'm going to have to change my username to DuncanDoak...

I loved Luis Enrique as a player. Rarely saw a player who combined determination, work-rate, and technical smarts as well as he did. That Barcelona team he played in during the late 90s with Luis Figo, Rivaldo, Guardiola, Kluivert, the de Boers...

Better sides maybe but not better teams

Indeed it is. But they pass the ball at a much faster pace than Pep’s team do. So it doesn’t appear to be as monotonous to me.

There were a lot of Tiki Taka elements though. It's still there.

That PSG side is something else. Needless to say it’s refreshing to see a style of football that’s so fluent and gung-ho. Gone are the days of the boring tika-taka. Really happy for Enrique the guys a top top coach.