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givemesport.com | Calum Ritchie
Sir Alex Ferguson is possibly the most influential figure in British football history. The iconic Scottish manager found great success with not only Manchester United, but also Aberdeen. Fergie is still the last manager to defeat Real Madrid in a European final, doing so with the Dons in 1983. His most notorious spell in the dugout, however, came during his time in England's top-flight.
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1 week ago |
givemesport.com | Calum Ritchie
Thierry Henry is seen by many as the greatest footballer to ever grace the Premier League. The Frenchman only has competition from Cristiano Ronaldo when it comes to being the division's finest-ever player. However, not all of Henry's peers place him on the same pedestal. While Zinedine Zidane labelled his ex-France teammate the 'most gifted' player ever, ahead of Brazilian sensation Ronaldinho, those who have shared a dressing room with the former Arsenal man aren't all on the same page.
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1 week ago |
givemesport.com | Calum Ritchie
Fernando Torres was not only one of the most exciting forwards the Premier League has ever seen, but the Spaniard boasts an incredible past of world-class teammates throughout his time in the beautiful game. Atletico Madrid, Liverpool, Chelsea and the Spanish national team were full of quality superstars when 'El Nino' played for them. This means picking out his best-ever colleague would be an extremely difficult challenge for the 110-cap Spain legend.
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1 week ago |
givemesport.com | Calum Ritchie
Following on from the horrific events that took place following Liverpool's Premier League trophy parade on Monday evening, police have now confirmed how the driver of the car involved in the incident was able to bypass road closure measures in place. Arne Slot and his players were on an open-top bus parade after lifting the Premier League trophy one day earlier when news filtered through that there had been an incident, and it was later confirmed that a 53-year-old man had been arrested.
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1 week ago |
givemesport.com | Calum Ritchie
Liverpool are closing in on a blockbuster move that will see German international Florian Wirtz trade Leverkusen for Merseyside. Having turned down a transfer to Bundesliga rivals Bayern Munich, the 22-year-old could complete his Anfield switch as early as this week, according to Fabrizio Romano. The Reds are moving quickly in the transfer market after securing a 20th English top-flight trophy during Arne Slot's first season at the club.
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Rio Ferdinand deliberately missing the point… imagine my shock
I can’t believe @LFC fans booing one of their own 🤯 I understand that some of you guys are not happy with his decision etc BUT to boo @TrentAA after he has won the lot with you is baffling! Didn’t cost you a penny
I get the annoyance about Trent from fans but using it as a way to have a go at Slot is just bizarre. One of them will be gone after 2 more games, the other is going nowhere #lfc
Genuinely can’t believe he’s thought this is it. No gain. Just look like a daft weird twat that plays people who don’t give a shit. Fair enough. His team. Silly for me. #LFC
Not sure I agree with Liverpool fans being told how to feel/act about Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving 🤷🏻♂️ Abuse has no place in the world, nevermind football. However, supporters have every right to be annoyed at his decision and how he’s gone about it #lfc
All this stuff about Trent Alexander-Arnold walking alone, it’s ridiculous. Yes, hell hath no fury like a fan spurned but some perspective is needed. Don’t be angry that Trent leaves, be thankful for the time together, the memories shared, the trophies won, the road traveled
