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PL Manager of the Month September: Mikel Arteta
[Derek Rae] The Bundesliga may trail the Premier League in the super rich stakes, but a reminder that what’s happening in Newcastle is not allowed to happen at a German club. Worth bearing in mind. As BVB CEO Hans-Joachim Watzke said recently, German football will continue down its own path.
Alan Shearer is likely to accept an ambassadorial role at Newcastle United to help promote and advise the new owners of the club.
[Mario Cortegana] 🚨🏥 Eden Hazard has suffered a hamstring injury.
Free Talk Friday
Daily Discussion
[Arsenal] Jack Wilshere trains with Arsenal while doing his coaching badges
[Sid Lowe] Iñaki Williams: ‘My parents crossed the desert barefoot to get to Spain’
Gerard Romero to Luis Suarez: "You scaped from Pique several times during the match". Suarez (laughing): "It isn't that hard nowadays."
Luis Suarez: Koeman's phone call to tell me I wasn't in his plans lasted 40 seconds
The Premier League has been urged by Amnesty International to examine the human rights records for new club owners ahead of #NUFC's potential takeover by a Saudi Arabia-backed consortium.
🚨 Fabio Capello on Donnarumma: “Let me tell you one thing: Donnarumma was ungrateful towards Milan, joining PSG. For everything the club had done, for him and his family when he was a kid, he should have behaved differently.”
Hulk great physique vs Chapecoense 90+7'
[Sky / Keith Downie] "BREAKING: The Saudi-led takeover of Newcastle United could be completed as soon as today"
Tactics Thursday
Daily Discussion
[Andy Hampson] As well as paying to plant 5,000 new trees, İlkay Gündoğan is auctioning off career memorabilia & match tickets to support areas in Germany and Turkey destroyed by flood and fire.
[England] On this day 20 years ago, David Beckham scored this free kick against Greece to secure England's qualification for the 2002 World Cup
The night Barcelona signed Griezmann: The board realised there was no money
[Grenier] Mauricio Pochettino: "Neymar has a great relationship with everyone. He has a big heart. He is sensitive, likes to hug people. Then he has this competitive, wild side. He's a fabulous guy."