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Ex-Barcelona president Gaspart: "Barcelona will win La Liga, Copa del Rey and the Champions League this year."

[Mark Ogden] Rodgers eyed as Solskjaer successor

Pep: "No one can survive without results, not Koeman, not Pep... Xavi is more experienced now than I was when I took over Barça. But success depends on the quality of the players. Our influence in the game is much less than what people believe. The success I had at Barça was because of the players."

[Fabrizio Romano] Pep Guardiola when asked about managing another 200+ Premier League games with Manchester City: "No, I don't think so...", he answered in press conference.

Nuno's job not to be in immediate danger even with a defeat on Saturday, with an acceptance at Spurs that they are starting a new cycle which could take years to peak.

Free Talk Friday

Daily Discussion

Preston 0-2 Liverpool - Divock Origi scorpion kick 84'

[OFFICIAL] Sergi Barjuan is the new interim manager of F.C. Barcelona

[Tjuanmarti|Sport] Barça wants to get rid of Luuk de Jong in the winter market.

[PartidazoCope] The commission of Culture and Sports of the European Parliament have proposed hat no foreign investitor can buy more than 49% of European clubs shares.

Portland vs San Jose [2] - 0 - Asprilla bicycle kick goal

[OFFICIAL] Ronald Koeman has been sacked as manager of Barça

Miralem Pjanić Instagram story after Koeman got sacked by Barça: “Know when to let that sh** go."

UEFA - What football fans eat at half time around Europe

Tactics Thursday

Daily Discussion

[The Athletic] 'The Viking clap is ruined forever' - Icelandic football's sex abuse scandal

[FC Barcelona] The first team player Ansu Fati has pain in his right knee. He is unavailable for selection and his recovery will dictate his return.

[Samuel Luckhurst] Cristiano Ronaldo's leadership has been key in the fallout from the Liverpool debacle. Cristiano Ronaldo has advised the United players to not down tools, irrespective of what they thought of Solskjær's tactics, until an eventual change of manager.