Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from Ron Atkinson

Gordon Strachan interview with Henry Winter: 'I never really enjoyed the World Cups, three weeks in a room which was basically a prison cell, Sir Alex was next door coming to visit every now and then to see if I was still alive'

The former Coventry player and manager pays tribute to Mark Robins, recalls coming on with Frank Lampard as he made his debut and predicts Scotland will cruise their World Cup group

FourFourTwo

Paul Mescal As George Best? Casting Man Utd’s New The Crown-Style TV Drama

Everyone from Sir Alex Ferguson to David Beckham will have to be cast in a The Crown-style TV drama series which has been reportedly picked up by Lionsgate.

Sports Illustrated

Are the class of 2025 really the worst Manchester United team of all time?

Ruben Amorim thinks so, but other managers have faced similar struggles. Here is a trip down memory lane to some of the worst crises at Old Trafford …

The Guardian - UK

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Guess the Premier League season from the nationality of the managers – quiz

The flags signal the nationality of each club’s manager on the final day of the season in the order the teams finished. Good luck!

The Guardian - UK

'Big Ron would refer to himself as "Ginola" - he trained with us and he’d be the star of our training sessions': Ex-Coventry star recalls Atkinson playing like Frenchman in training

Ron Atkinson was over 50-years-old when he managed Coventry City in the Premier League, but that didn't stop him from claiming Ginola's play-style

FourFourTwo

Notable player-managers in English football

A look at some of the stars who did two jobs at once

FourFourTwo

Have Ipswich recorded the longest sequence of palindromic results?

Plus: plenty more pitch trickery, team captains on loan and the Manchester United player with a one-second career

The Guardian - UK

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

English managers who coached abroad

From La Liga to Serie A and further afield, a look at some English managers who tried their luck at coaching abroad...

FourFourTwo

Manchester United's best homegrown players ever

Ranking the finest talents to emerge from Manchester United's famed youth system

FourFourTwo

Martin Edwards on Sir Alex Ferguson’s move to Manchester United: “Terry Venables was mentioned, but I made up my mind quickly that he was the one”

Former Manchester United chairman explains how the club lured Ferguson from Aberdeen in 1986 – a move that changed history

FourFourTwo

The best football managers of the 90s

Ranking the decade's greatest gaffers

FourFourTwo

‘It was a sickening end’: voices from inside Aston Villa’s last title challenge

Villa were top at this point in 1998-99, still first after 20 games, but fell away to finish sixth after an 11-match winless run

The Guardian - UK

Iconic Aston Villa celebration happened by accident: Dean Saunders shares the amazing story

In an interview with FFT, the striker remembers Dalian Atkinson's famous chip – and why he ended up holding an umbrella

FourFourTwo

Manchester United are repeating a familiar pattern. Sacking Ten Hag won’t change that

Victory at Fulham eased the pressure on Erik ten Hag, but the club’s biggest problem is the ownership – sacking the manager won’t change that

The Guardian - US

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Independent UK

Mauricio Pochettino confident of avoiding dugout gaffe on return to Tottenham

Pochettino is preparing for a special occasion on his first reunion with Tottenham since being sacked four years ago.

The Independent UK

‘Struggling’ Tommy Spurr steeled for charity fundraiser in aid of his son

Four-year-old Rio was diagnosed with Wilms Tumour, a form of kidney cancer, last April.

The Guardian - UK

Erik ten Hag’s strange charisma is reigniting United’s fighting spirit

Signing strong, bright characters means the manager now has the players to make up for a lack of personal magnetism

Liverpool Echo

'Emotionless killer' scored 40 goals in debut season, led Tranmere to Wembley and slapped 'disrespectful' substitute

John Aldridge was 32 when he joined Tranmere Rovers, but he would stay at the club for a decade, becoming a true great of the club

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

Liverpool Echo

'I was embarrassed and the dressing room didn't let me forget' -Liverpool cult hero best remembered for all the wrong reasons

Ronnie Rosenthal became English football's most expensive overseas player when Liverpool paid Standard Liege £1.1m in the summer of 1990 following a whirlwind loan spell which breathed new life into the Reds' title challenge and the popular Israeli enjoyed a brief but eventful spell at Anfield

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

UEFA Champions League

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.