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"It’s nearly 50 years we’ve been in Liverpool now. We’ve always been made to feel welcome. Our children grew up here and loved it – it’s a great city and it’s just got even better” Kenny Dalglish on his remarkable career and connection to Merseyside (opens the original)
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Growing up in Glasgow during the 1950s, just a few square feet of grass could feel like Hampden Park. Not far from his family home in the impoverished neighbourhood of Milton, a young Kenny Dalglish would spend countless hours kicking a football around one such tiny patch with his father Bill. An engineer by trade, Bill would take his son to his two places of worship at weekends – the Protestant church and Ibrox. When Kenny was 14, his family moved home, to his great delight, into the shadow of
Nottingham Forest are in danger of unravelling: 2026-27 season preview (opens the original)
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Nottingham Forest went into the 2025-26 season on a high, having finished seventh the year before and qualified for Europe for the first time in 29 years. It didn't take long for things to unravel. Nuno Espirito Santo was sacked just three games into the season, and what followed was a comedy of errors. Another two permanent managers came and went (Ange Postecoglou lasted eight matches, Sean Dyche 25 matches) as Forest battled relegation. Survival was eventually sealed by gaffer number four, Vit
Manchester City 2026-27 season preview (opens the original)
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Over to you, Enzo. For the first time in a decade, Manchester City kick off a season without Pep Guardiola in charge. The Catalan delivered 20 trophies in 10 years – a preposterous return – but will be remembered as much for the sumptuous football that his teams consistently produced. Large boots to fill indeed. Thankfully for City, Enzo Maresca is a snug fit, following two spells working on Pep's coaching staff. The Italian was even credited with suggesting some of City's most influential tacti
"Whenever I said ‘Unbelievable Jeff!’ they’d have to all down their whole pints" Chris Kamara on his legendary catchphrase and how it became part of university drinking culture (opens the original)
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There are a few catchphrases from the world of football more ubiquitous than ‘Unbelievable Jeff!’ The exclamation – made famous on Soccer Saturday by footballer-turned-pundit Chris Kamara, a roving reporter for the show famed for his hilarious outbursts – is often heard on everything from playgrounds to factory floors. But, as with so many catchphrases, Kamara wasn’t even aware it was one until it took on a life of its own. Indeed, one night he tuned into TV in December 2000, with Soccer Saturda
'The fault of one man' – Mel Sterland believes Sheffield Wednesday finally have reason to dream again after years of struggle (opens the original)
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There have been plenty of difficult seasons in Sheffield Wednesday's long and proud history, but few have left supporters feeling as deflated as last term – one that ended with relegation to League One. For Owls legend Mel Sterland, the disappointment wasn't simply about dropping out of the Championship. It was about watching one of English football's great clubs dragged down by years of off-field turmoil. "Oh, it was horrendous, absolutely horrendous," Sterland tells FourFourTwo on behalf of Lu
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