Lewis Steele

Merseyside, United Kingdom

Merseyside Football Reporter at Daily Mail

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Liverpool boss Arne Slot REJECTS claims Darwin Nunez was involved in training ground bust-up after under-fire star was dropped for West Ham win

6 days ago | msn.com | Lewis Steele

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Liverpool boss Arne Slot REJECTS claims Darwin Nunez was involved in training ground bust-up after under-fire star was dropped for West Ham win

6 days ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele

Liverpool boss Arne Slot REJECTS claims Darwin Nunez was involved in training ground bust-up after under-fire star was dropped for West Ham winDarwin Nunez was left out of Liverpool's squad to beat West Ham last week The Uruguayan 'didn't feel himself' the day before the game, Arne Slot claimedLISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off! Should Marcus Rashford leave Man United to spearhead Aston Villa's attack?
Inside David Moyes' first 100 days back at Everton

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele

When David Moyes set off on his commute home yesterday, he was greeted by the scene of hundreds of fans lining the country road out of their Finch Farm training base. The sun helped, of course, as did the fact the schools are on holidays – but this was the busiest the lane has been for some years and it painted a perfect picture of David Moyes’s Everton 2.0.A happy place. A building populated by smiley faces.
Bristol City manager Liam Manning opens up on the heartbreak of losing his baby son, the incredible reaction from fans and the slogan powering their promotion push | Daily Mail Online

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele

The walls of the manager’s office at Bristol City’s training ground are all decked with the same quote, a question young boss Liam Manning asks himself multiple times a day. ‘Does it help the team be successful?’Manning, 39, adapted the slogan from the Team GB rowing squad starring the fabulous foursome of Tim Foster, Steve Redgrave, Matthew Pinsent and James Cracknell, who won gold at Sydney 2000.
Virgil van Dijk signs new Liverpool deal as Reds captain joins Mohamed Salah in committing to two-year contract at Anfield club after lengthy saga

1 week ago | msn.com | Lewis Steele
The inside story of why Virgil van Dijk signed his new Liverpool contract: Premier League rivals who wanted to sign him this summer NAMED and the moments that sealed a 'not easy' deal | Daily Mail Online

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele

There was a scene last Sunday which highlighted just why Virgil van Dijk is the ultimate captain, role-model and ambassador of Liverpool Football Club. A scene to emphasise why extending the Dutchman’s stay with a two-year deal was more important than any signing that will be made in this summer which promises to be busy in the transfer market.
Virgil van Dijk signs new Liverpool deal

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele

Virgil van Dijk has committed his future to Liverpool with the 33-year-old signing a two-year deal at the club. The captain has agreed a deal to keep him at the Anfield club until 2027 to end a long-running saga over his future, with Mohamed Salah also signing a new deal last week for a further two years. Van Dijk has repeatedly discussed his love for the club and has gone on record multiple times this season over his desire to stay at Liverpool.
Revealed: The secrets of the injury prevention technology powering Liverpool to the Premier League title and the truth about Ryan Gravenberch's future: LIVERPOOL CONFIDENTIAL | Daily Mail Online

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele |Dominic King

There are a multitude of factors that have contributed to Liverpool’s pending Premier League title triumph – and one is clearly their use of sports science to help prevent an injury crisis. For this, they have enlisted the help of an expert firm specialising in injury prevention – with live data being filtered to coaching staff that can alert them when a player is at risk of pulling up. This is in small part thanks to STATSport, a firm founded in Ireland.
Virgil van Dijk insists Liverpool will '100 per cent improve' next season as he continues to drop hints over his future... with Reds captain on the brink of signing a new two-year deal | Daily Mail Online

1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Lewis Steele

Virgil van Dijk reckons Liverpool are only getting better and will ‘100 per cent improve’ next season, with the Dutchman on the verge of signing a two-year deal at the club. Mail Sport reported last week how there had been a major breakthrough in the long-running contract saga for the captain to stay at the club. That will be announced soon with just formalities to go.
Arne Slot says he does not care when or where Liverpool win the Premier League title with only concern beating Leicester with Reds on the cusp

1 week ago | msn.com | Lewis Steele

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