Erling Haaland’s arrival in the Premier League has been nothing short of sensational. The young Norwegian striker has shattered records and set a blistering pace, making him a serious contender to surpass Alan Shearer as the league’s all-time leading scorer.
Former Manchester City star Micah Richards revealed that he was the victim of a disgusting prank. According to Richards, someone put feces in a bag and stashed it in his car’s spare tire compartment. Despite numerous car washes, he was unable to eliminate the stench until he had a flat tire and discovered the source of the smell. Richards has been a regular face on BBC’s Match of the Day and Sky Sports, and he co-hosts the hit podcast The Rest Is Football with Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker.
Newcastle United’s transfer chief Dan Ashworth is heavily linked with a move to Manchester United, and club legend Alan Shearer believes it’s only a matter of time before a deal is finalized. United has been looking to bolster their backroom staff, and Ashworth’s experience and success at Newcastle have made him a prime candidate for the sporting director role.
Despite a compensation package demand of £15 million from Newcastle, Shearer is confident that an agreement will be reached soon. Ashworth joined the Magpies last year but could be reunited with former colleagues at Old Trafford, including Jason Wilcox and Sir David Brailsford, who have recently joined United’s backroom team.
Despite reaching the FA Cup final, Manchester United’s Erik ten Hag faces an uncertain future, with pundits Alan Shearer and Graeme Souness predicting his potential departure even if he lifts the trophy.
Former players and pundits have condemned Nottingham Forest’s criticism of the PGMOL, claiming the club’s statement was ’embarrassing’ and ‘scandalous’. Forest claimed three ‘extremely poor’ decisions went against them in their match against Everton, and accused the VAR official of bias due to his support for Luton. Former referee Mark Clattenburg has also been criticized for his role as Forest’s referee analyst, with calls for him to resign.
Former Newcastle United striker Alan Shearer has expressed his surprise at Jason Wilcox’s appointment as Manchester United’s technical director. Shearer and Wilcox were teammates prior to the latter’s move to St James’ Park, and Shearer never expected Wilcox to ascend to such a senior position at Old Trafford.
Alan Shearer believes Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag’s job is at risk despite the team’s FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City. Shearer stated on a podcast that even if United win the cup, he doubts it will be enough to save ten Hag’s position.
