The Manchester United fans could hardly believe what they were watching as Ainsley Maitland-Niles produced the best moment of his Premier League career. The season might only be three weeks old, but it has been a painful campaign for United supporters. United lost at newly promoted Hull City on the opening weekend of the season, and their failure to win on the road has come as a result of a defence that is being breached too easily.
Roberto De Zerbi took aim at his £165million strike force after Tottenham left Nottingham Forest still searching for their first goal of the season.
Minute-by-minute updates from the action at Hill Dickinson StadiumTransfer failures leave Everton scrambling | Mail Tim“Selected scuttlebut,” says Ian Copestake, promisingly, “from Everton fans on the train from Birkenhead to the game is that the fans have been lied to. Promises made by the new owners (shiny new stadium not mentioned) have not been fulfilled. Mutiny is round the corner (probably at Sandhills).”An unexpected proposal from John Stedman. “I like the new(ish) Dining Across the Divide series [in the Saturday magazine] and hereby propose a new feature: Drinking Across the Sporting Divide, which you can pitch to your taskmasters in Guardian Towers. Continue reading...
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Tottenham spent heavily in the transfer window, but their investment has not been rewarded with a strong Premier League start. The post ‘Not like Football Manager’ – De Zerbi says there is no quick fix for Spurs appeared first on SoccerNews.
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