‘Unbelievable’… Stephen Warnock stunned by Anthony Gordon’s shocking Everton moment
Anthony Gordon is likely frustrated as his Newcastle United team was outplayed by Everton on Sunday. Anthony Gordon may not be too upset about Newcastle’s […]
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Sam Allardyce Sparks Outrage with Explosive Newcastle Jibe Aimed at Sunderland and Leeds United
Sam Allardyce’s managerial journey has seen no shortage of twists, but few chapters were as turbulent as his time at Newcastle United. Arriving just days before Mike Ashley’s takeover, Allardyce later admitted he felt doomed from the outset. His stint lasted a mere six months, marred by uninspiring performances and mid-table stagnation, before Ashley pulled the plug. Years later, reflecting on the most passionate fanbases he’d encountered, Allardyce raised eyebrows by naming Newcastle, Everton, and West Ham—snubbing Sunderland and Leeds United despite his former ties. “When you’ve got the biggest support, you’ve got the loudest noise,” he told TAG Sports.
Replying to Alistair Mackintosh: The hidden truth of being a Fulham fan—it’s not what you think.
Alistair Mackintosh has once again shown just how far removed he is from the true heart of Fulham Football Club. In a recent Daily Mail […]
Marco Silva fires back at Aston Villa: “It happens every single time.”
Fulham suffered a 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa at Villa Park on Saturday afternoon — a blow to their fading European hopes. Marco Silva didn’t […]
Ex-Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava shuts down CFP sit-out rumor: ‘Ain’t no way’
“D*mn, I was trying to sit out *and* throw the playoff game too?” The current college sports landscape, shaped by NIL deals and frequent transfers […]
Crystal Palace Verdict In as Mitoma Footage Revisited – Ex-Ref Chief Weighs In
Former referee chief Keith Hackett says Crystal Palace’s Maxence Lacroix should’ve been penalised, not Brighton’s Karou Mitoma, in their recent clash. Former PGMOL chief and […]
Sunderland in Hot Water? EFL Sanctions Loom After West Brom Clash – Ex-Referee Weighs In
Sunderland’s 1-0 win over West Brom at The Hawthorns wasn’t without post-match drama, as former PGMOL referee Keith Hackett raised the possibility of EFL sanctions. The controversy stems from a slight delay to the second-half restart, with Sunderland’s players returning late to the pitch—something Hackett suggested could be viewed as deliberate gamesmanship. While referee Tom Nield addressed the issue briefly with Sunderland captain Dan Neil, Hackett believes the incident will be noted in the official report and may lead to a fine. This marks yet another occasion this season where Hackett has called for action involving Sunderland, though none of his previous warnings have resulted in disciplinary measures so far.