Ian Watson
Audience Editor at Football365.com
Audience editor @F365 @planetsportcom, goalkeeping coach @HarrogateTown, solo dad, owned by a pug.
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3 days ago |
football365.com | Ian Watson
Alejandro Garnacho’s latest misdemeanour won’t endear him to any coach who might have been tempted to take a punt on a player Manchester United desperately need shot of…It’s not entirely Alejandro Garnacho’s fault. Like all of us, he’s a product of his environment and his, for the last five years, has been one of the most dysfunctional in football. But even in a sea of sheltered, selfish stars, Garnacho’s attitude is up there among the most pungent to have stunk out Old Trafford in recent seasons.
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6 days ago |
football365.com | Ian Watson
Liverpool have charged through the summer transfer window and they have Alexander Isak in their sights. Which Newcastle can use to their advantage…If breaking the British transfer record to sign Florian Wirtz was a show of strength from Liverpool to the rest of the Premier League below them, then their rumoured interest in doing the same again for Alexander Isak would be a ‘f*** you’ as big as they come. You’ve got to admire it.
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1 week ago |
football365.com | Ian Watson
Some of these managers can afford to be picky, even if a couple risk being too choosy. Others are waiting for clubs to panic like f*** after a ropey start to the new season…10) Joachim LowWe include the ex-Germany boss out of habit more than hope of him finding a new job. If a new gig isn’t forthcoming in the coming months, Low goes. The 65-year-old is one of only 21 managers to have won the World Cup.
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1 week ago |
football365.com | Ian Watson
With Liverpool linked with Victor Osimhen in the kind of swap deal we don’t see enough of these days, we got to thinking of exchanges in years gone by – not the PSR workarounds – and the clubs who got royally stiffed…Inter Milan – swapped Clarence Seedorf for Francesco CocoOnly Clarence Seedorf could swap Inter for AC Milan and still remain respected by the Nerazzurri. He crossed the Milan divide in 2002, with Italy international Francesco Coco heading in the opposite direction.
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1 week ago |
football365.com | Ian Watson
Chelsea blinked when given the chance to sign one of Europe’s top goalkeepers. If the Blues don’t get a second chance, there are other options. A number of big clubs are on the lookout for a new No.1 and there are some very good goalkeepers available – to varying degrees – this summer.
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Still one of the best atmospheres I can remember 🔥 30 years later, I was at a League Two game that made me never want to watch football again…
It’s the 30th anniversary of Lee Sharpe’s glorious backheel equaliser against Barcelona. One of the great Champions League goals of the 90s. Pure class. @Sharpeyofficial https://t.co/UMrKAegAve
Can only think we’ll hear soon what’s gone on in the camp because something must have. Even if we account for the fact these players might not be as good and resilient as we hoped, this has been suspiciously bad.
RT @HarrogateTown: Three exciting opportunities to join the club have emerged 🙌 🟡 Youth Director of Football 🟡 Youth Development Phase Lea…
