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After Milan's 2-1 win against Crvena Zvezda, coach Fonseca had said: "I don't give a f... about the player's name, I work hard to give my best, some in the team don't. If I need to play players from the youth team I will do it." Today 6 youth players trained with the first team
[West Ham] announce the death of U15 goalkeeper Oscar Fairs, because of cancer.
[TheAthletic] Real Madrid cooled on the idea of Alphonso Davies after an agreement in Feb, and only resumed talks post the UCL final. That, coupled with Madrid not making a formal offer to Bayern in the summer, Davies has had doubts about Madrid's interest since. Talks then on haven’t been concrete.
Sean Dyche on criticism for relying on set-piece goals: “People just twist and turn situations to their liking. It’s the way life is. Finding different ways of winning is what I have always been trying to achieve, with whatever group I’m working with.”
Liverpool 0 - [1] Fulham - Andreas Pereira 11'
Andy Robertson (Liverpool) straight red card against Fulham 16'
Former Manchester City player Mikheil Kavelashvili named president of Georgia by electoral college
Trent Alexander Arnold on his future : 'I have been at the club 20 years now and I have signed four or five contract extensions… and none of those have been played out in public.This one won't be either.'
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Support Your Local Saturday - for match-going and local fans
[Mark Ogden] Man City fans trying to leave the Juventus Stadium have just been told over loudspeaker that they have to stay until they're allowed out. Brutal
Manchester City have won 1 match in their last 10 matches
Gennaro Gattuso auctioned off his beard and helped raise over 10,000€ for The League Against Cancer
Frank Lampard - favourite ground to play in? “Tottenham. They called it 3 point lane”
[Expressen] Suspected rape investigation against Mbappé has been closed due to lack of evidence
[Transfermarkt] Two underperforming big-money signings in Manchester
Fabio Capello: “Guardiola is a great coach, but he is far too arrogant and presumptuous. At times he has even lost trophies because he wanted to prove that he was the one winning and not the players, so he dropped key figures from the side in the big games”
Richarlison on Man City via IG “The curse of the Lord falls on the house of the thief. Shit is going down !!!”
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AMA | Adam Hurrey of the Football Cliches Podcast | Thursday 12th December - from 10:00 GMT