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[Motherwell FC] When you feel like giving up, just remember the reason why you held on for so long. Life is worth living, for the special moments that can be cherished together. You’re loved and people want you in their life.

Nottingham Forest demand ref Rob Jones is banned from their matches after Willy Boly farce

Icardi has a brutal run in with the post vs Fenerbahce.

Fredrik Holmberg, manager of swedish side GAIS, celebrates promotion to the top division by putting a flare in his mouth

The Post Christmas Dinner Rating Thread

Premier League managers pick the legends they’d love to have on their team...

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The 2023 Christmas Day Discussion Megathread - See inside for information on and links to official /r/soccer threads this Christmas

[Matt Law] Nicolas Jackson does not face any retrospective FA action for his altercation at the end of Chelsea's defeat to Everton. The incident was reviewed by the match officials at the time and no further action was taken

[Romano] EXCLUSIVE: Tottenham reach an agreement with Destiny Udogie on new long term deal for Italian fullback. Club sources confirm deal in place and sealed — understand it’s all done. Spurs very happy with Udogie — salary rise agreed.

EXCL: Manchester United do not intend to activate option to extend Anthony Martial contract. Current deal expires 2024 (+ 1yr). Barring change of plan 28yo will exit #MUFC as free agent next summer unless suitable offers arrive in January

[Standard] auricio Pochettino wants a defender, a midfielder and a striker in January. Pochettino believes the squad is imbalanced and that height is an issue. His job is not thought to be under “Immediate threat”

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Monday Moan

Alternative angle of Hakan Calhanoglu’s volley against Napoli

Alex Iwobi skill against Trent Alexander-Arnold. Liverpool vs Fulham

[John Percy] Paul Heckingbottom is expected to be sacked by Sheffield United today and become the first Premier League managerial dismissal of the season. Chris Wilder, the former United manager, is emerging as a strong contender to replace Heckingbottom and make his return to Bramall Lane.

[Relevo] Luis Suárez: "I would have liked to play the Libertadores, but it is my body and the pain that speaks." "The only ones who know the reality are the three doctors and physiotherapists. I need pills and pricks (to play)."