Update: Roosters and Rugby Australia’s shock Suaalii loan deal talks amid $4m sticking point
“You’re not going to get me going head-to-head with Roosters and I think we can coexist successfully and have done since rugby league was started…”
Month: November 2024
Officially Confirmed: As Sam Walker signs new deal with NRL’s Roosters
News of Walker’s re-signing comes days after the Roosters made the surprise call to grant another of their star players, prop Terrell May, permission to negotiate with rival clubs…
Leicester City ‘keen’ on £15m Leeds United academy graduate amid Ipswich Town struggles
A number of loan moves failed to breathe life into his career until he settled at Sunderland. He left the Black Cats having scored 28 goals in 114 appearances…
Leeds United Brenden Aaronson issues heartfelt message to Elland Road faithful
Brenden Aaronson can do no wrong at the moment. It is now five goal contributions in 13 Championship matches for the USA international.
His hard-working performances have won over the doubters. The boos from the Elland Road faithful that greeted Aaronson’s introduction as a second half substitute in the opening-day thriller with Portsmouth seem a lifetime ago…
Leeds United midfielder provides encouraging injury update amid weekly ‘hope’
Ilia Gruev is still finding ways to help his Leeds United teammates despite a long and ‘tough’ period on the sidelines.
Gruev is still in the early weeks of a lengthy spell of absence, having suffered a serious knee injury during last month’s 1-1 draw at Norwich City…
Rangers Boss Clement Acknowledges Celtic’s Power After Witnessing Aberdeen Defeat at Hampden
Celtic secured their spot in the League Cup final scheduled for December after delivering an emphatic defeat to Aberdeen at Hampden on Saturday. Their commanding performance left no doubt about their readiness for the final. Meanwhile, Rangers joined Celtic in the final a day later, but their journey was much more challenging. After going down early in the first half against Motherwell, they had to fight hard to come back, eventually winning the semi-final 2-1.
In the aftermath of Rangers’ victory, Philippe Clement expressed concern about the upcoming challenge of facing Celtic in just over a month. He acknowledged the difficulties teams face in maintaining peak performance every few days, citing Aberdeen’s recent struggles against both teams. Clement emphasized that Celtic is a formidable opponent, demonstrating their strength both domestically and in Europe. He recognized the upcoming match as a significant challenge, expressing his determination to rise to it.
Since Clement took over as Rangers’ boss in October 2023, Celtic has dominated their encounters, winning four of the five matches they’ve played against each other. In their most recent clash on September 1, 2024, Celtic once again asserted their dominance with a 3-0 victory, sending a clear message to their rivals early in the season.
Southampton’s £15 million star finds form with two goals in two games
Adam Armstrong has emerged as a key player for Southampton, particularly during their promotion-winning season, where he was the Championship’s second top scorer with 21 […]
Roma reach out to Al Ahli manager Paulo Sousa
Serie A side Roma may soon face a managerial shift following their recent defeat to Verona, with Al Ahli’s Paulo Sousa among the potential options. […]
“Marc Guehi Speaks Out on Newcastle Transfer Amid Crystal Palace’s 2025 Sale Plans”
Marc Guehi, a transfer target for Newcastle United, has addressed the “distraction” of summer transfer rumors linking him with a move away from Crystal Palace. […]
Sunderland Star Luke O’Nien Hails Chris Mepham as ‘Magnificent’ After Blockbuster Summer Move
Luke O’Nien expressed deep admiration for his defensive teammates following Sunderland’s hard-fought draw against QPR. He highlighted the formidable partnership he’s building with Chris Mepham, who joined on loan from Bournemouth and has quickly become a key figure in Sunderland’s defense. Describing Mepham as “bloody magnificent,” O’Nien praised not only his defensive skills but also the positive energy he brings to the squad’s culture. Reflecting on the QPR match, he acknowledged Sunderland’s resilience in securing a point despite being down to ten men, adding that the team’s discipline and structure were crucial in grinding out the result.