Footballers could PULL OUT of the 2034 Saudi World Cup due to workload issues, warns head of the PFA... with... Harry the petrolhead! Duke of Sussex looks cool in aviators as he goes behind-the-scenes at the US Grand Prix ahead of the Circuit of The Americas REVEALED: Read the first scout report of a 16-year-old Jude Bellingham (by a Premier League club who didn't sign him) No early night for Erling! Man City star Haaland ditches bow tie and lets his hair down for romantic dinner with Isabel Johansen after of Ballon d'Or ceremony I adore Gary Neville for all the hard work, and commitment he had to put in to be successful at United. In his own words, he wasn't even close to Scholes or Giggs or Ronaldo or Messi, but he worked and worked to get where he wanted. This is a story of a kid, who fulfilled his dream through sheer hardwork and doing all things right for a quarter of a century.

Tributes flood in for Bill Kenwright following his death at the age of 78 - as Liverpool, Jamie Carragher and Wayne Rooney salute former Everton chairman This book from cover to cover is talking about how awesome Gary thinks Manchester United is (hence the name of the book). It is quite interesting some of the stories he reveals of the class of '92 and how they started out. However, there is a horrifying account of the hazing the younger players got at the hands of the older ones. What is even more horrifying is how Gary mentioned it as a normal " matter of fact thing" that should be continued as it encouraged team bonding. It was disgusting that it was allowed to go ahead and quite frankly puts me off the whole team even more. Chelsea assistant manager Jesus Perez charged with misconduct by the FA after his pitch-side antics led to him getting a red card in defeat against Brentford Membaca autobiografi Gary Neville ketika Manchester United sedang mengalami performa yang kurang maksimal di musim ini, menjadi bacaan yang membuat saya mengingat masa-masa kejayaan tim berjuluk Setan Merah di bawah kepemimpinan Sir Alex Ferguson. The only thing that spoiled tonight was that Philip came on for the last six minutes. Somehow he managed not to ruin everything completely.Christian Horner suggests Ted Kravitz 'talks out of his a***' after the Sky Sports reporter claimed Max Verstappen was having issues with his car Al-Hilal are SLAMMED for posting a graphic wishing Neymar well after his ACL injury which shows the Brazilian star screaming on the floor in pain Samuel Eto'o 'had a huge fight with Kevin De Bruyne' and Jose Mourinho 'made Mo Salah cry': Chelsea old guard reveal how they lost two superstars It also covers his time with the England national team. From reading about his experiences representing his country it’s no surprise England didn’t do better than they did.

I'm so excited about tonight I did a wee in the pool today - mum was wrong about the water going purple :-) But I swam next to Philip just in case. Am missing Sir but hopefully the postcards will stop him missing me too much. Eddie Hearn says he 'felt in his gut' that Tyson Fury LOST to Francis Ngannou in their 'Battle of the Baddest' showdown on 'The Hook'... and claims the fight has 'devalued' his looming match-up with Oleksandr Usyk Former Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard joined by friends to show off incredible physique in lacey catwoman outfit for Halloween Tyldesley doubles down on criticism of Sky Sports' pre-match Manchester derby coverage with as he posts that he is 'more of a Mike Skinner man' Told the journalists that I wasn't bothered at all about losing to France. Ha. That'll teach them. I'm getting really good at these mind games.Anwar El Ghazi is suspended by Mainz over pro-Palestine post as the Bundesliga side insist the now-deleted update goes against the 'values of the club'

If it really was "The People's Game" the author wouldn't be a multi-millionaire': Richard Keys takes aim at Gary Neville again by labelling the former Man United captain's new book as 'nonsense'There is no ghost writer mentioned in the credits, so I assume the text is all Neville's own work. Not wholly uncommon from the modern footballer, but a plus in my opinion. His view of all things 'red' are to be expected with a journey from boyhood fan, youth player to team captain. If readers are looking for intellectual literature from professional footballers they are clearly looking in the wrong area. Yet I found a lot of Gary Neville's opinions on his England managers, the English F.A. and football agents to be quite sensible. Ange Postecoglou compares Son Heung-min to Cristiano Ronaldo as he reveals why he decided to turn the Spurs star into a centre forward Man United players don superhero outfits, while Donnarumma takes the life of a pirate... as sports stars show off their costumes for Halloween

Man United's Harry Maguire and Mason Mount join Erik ten Hag and other first-team stars in making heart-warming memories with fans at club charity day Ballon d'Or's red carpet! Erling Haaland cuts a cool figure, Jude Bellingham dazzles and Eden Hazard makes first appearance since retiring to host awardWorld Cup 2034 set to be held in Saudi Arabia as their only rivals Australia pull out of the bidding