Pep Guardiola ‘in danger’ of becoming both Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger
Now you might think that Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger are quite different, but that’s to misunderstand Pep Guardiola.
Now you might think that Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger are quite different, but that’s to misunderstand Pep Guardiola.
Barcelona weren’t ‘remotely interested’ in ‘toxic’ Marcus Rashford, but a ‘subtle dig’ at Manchester United and a ‘pointed message’ to Ruben Amorim later…
Screaming obscenities until an emotional football manager loses his temper does not a Liverpool hero make. Or at least it shouldn’t.
It’s a rollercoaster of emotions for Manchester United fans today with ‘music to their ears’ here and ‘more embarrassment’ there.
Liverpool have just broken the British transfer record for an ‘£86m player’ but have their own ideas about Carlos Baleba and Michael Olise.
Have Manchester United make a sack ‘decision’? No. Has Ruben Amorim issued an ‘ultimatum’? Also no.
Moneyball is not spending £225m on two of the biggest names in world football, no matter what the Liverpool propagandists tell you…
The Daily Mail take aim at Jude Bellingham once again and pretend that Thomas Tuchel has not called up Marcus Rashford and Jordan Henderson.
Jude Bellingham has not kicked a ball since early July but the best and biggest England win of the Thomas Tuchel era must be about his ‘intimidatory ego’.
It’s not like the Daily Mail to kick a young man when he’s down; it’s his fault that England are rubbish even in his absence.
We all laughed at the England call-up for Ruben Loftus-Cheek, but is a 15-year-old really the best alternative?
‘There is still plenty going on at Old Trafford’ apparently, and that includes the Manchester United news that big Benjamin Sesko has shown his ‘true colours’.
Manchester United’s problems could all have been solved by simply signing England’s two best players a couple of years ago. Easy game in hindsight.
Manchester United fans are absolutely TERRIFIED at the sight of their new goalkeeper Senne Lammens. No, really.
Alexander Isak tried to sabotage Newcastle by scoring important goals before showing players ‘have the power to move where they want when they want’.
Nobody really cares or remembers if you are wrong about transfers. Unless, and this caveat is crucial, you are an absolute dick about it.
Ruben Amorim has repeated an unforgivable Erik Ten Hag move at Manchester United, while a surprise favourite emerges to replace him.
Manchester United decided not to sack Ruben Amorim…in May. So that’s one sack decision. But then he did that thing at Grimsby.
Kobbie Mainoo’s agent briefed that his client was interested in Champions League football, and just a few hours later Real Madrid were interested. Shocker.
“Hello, is that Liverpool? We’re just calling to say that we want to negotiate on the Alexander Isak fee…”
It’s still all about Alexander Isak and there have been ‘bombshells’ aplenty after words from both Arne Slot and Eddie Howe.
When Alexander Isak is trending and you’re not based in Liverpool or Newcastle, just make up some nonsense…
Legitimately excitable responses to Alexander Isak’s statement and the fallout from it understandably dominate the headlines.
Will Newcastle face a ‘transfer backlash’ over Alexander Isak? Big players just ‘want assurances’ they can go when the time is right – like a release clause.
Arsenal won at Manchester United and there were ’emotional reactions’ all over the shop, not most from Declan Rice.
Nothing has actually changed in the Alexander Isak to Liverpool saga but don’t let that stop anybody trumpeting ‘decisions’ and ‘twists’.
You might think that Newcastle have had a ‘mare this summer but it turns out that everything is brilliant actually. Phew.
Premier League football will be back soon, and hopefully we can all just stop making things up about transfers and cup draws.
Newcastle star Alexander Isak simply ‘wants a move to another club’. But if he was leaving Liverpool he would be a ‘fraud’, ‘mercenary’ and ‘out of order’.
Alexander Isak might not be joining Liverpool but Spurs could ‘surely get the deal done’ as part of their £350m summer spend.
Manchester United are back. Sir Jim Ratcliffe has ‘masterminded’ a big spend, ‘rebuilt’ everything and even won the Alejandro Garnacho transfer situation.
You can tell we’re well into August now, with the usual summer transfer tish and fipsy forced into a fight for space with predicted Premier League tables.
Mediawatch is losing patience and eagerly awaits the return of actual Premier League football to drown out some of this utter pish.