Fewer touches than Muric: McKenna urged to bench struggling Ipswich star
Ipswich Town suffered their second consecutive Premier League defeat, losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace on a cold evening at Portman Road. The game was decided […]
Ipswich Town suffered their second consecutive Premier League defeat, losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace on a cold evening at Portman Road. The game was decided […]
Chelsea fans will surely expect a third straight Premier League win tonight against Southampton. Enzo Maresca leads his Chelsea side into a match against bottom-of-the-table […]
Narcis Pelach remains focused on Stoke City’s long-term progress, urging his players to stay grounded despite the recent 1-0 defeat to Burnley, which ended their five-match unbeaten run. With a challenging schedule ahead, including away games at Sunderland and Luton Town, Pelach insists that his team must avoid getting too high after victories or too low after losses. “As long as the effort was there… everyone was focused on what we had to do and played for the team,” he stated, emphasizing the importance of effort and teamwork over individual results.
Pelach, who has been with Stoke since September, continues to stress that the team is a work in progress. He has adapted his tactics, shifting to a more pragmatic approach against Burnley by using wing-backs and long balls. Looking ahead, he is confident that the foundations are being laid for improvement, even if results don’t always go their way. Despite the Burnley loss, he praised his players’ attitude and body language, acknowledging that the defeat was tough but realistic given the quality of their opponents.
Daniel Jones, the former New York Giants quarterback now on the Minnesota Vikings’ practice squad, is expected to pursue a new opportunity soon. After parting ways with the Giants on November 22, Jones’ future in Minnesota seems uncertain, with NFL analysts predicting he could be headed to another team. One of the most frequently mentioned destinations is the Miami Dolphins, who are in need of a reliable backup for Tua Tagovailoa. NFL expert Matt Holder believes Jones could thrive in Miami, benefiting from head coach Mike McDaniel’s offensive system and the chance to work with playmakers like Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. While some have questioned Jones’ potential impact, the idea of him joining the Dolphins continues to gain traction as a move that could be mutually beneficial.
James Forrest revealed that his former teammate, Scott Brown, tried to tempt him to join Ayr United before he signed his recent contract extension with Celtic. Despite Brown’s efforts, Forrest declined, stating that he still has unfinished business at Parkhead. One of his goals is to match the remarkable achievement of Celtic legends Paul McStay and Jimmy McGrory, who scored in 16 consecutive seasons for the club. Forrest is determined to hit that milestone by scoring this season, though he remains focused on helping the team, rather than chasing personal stats.
Forrest also reflected on his physical condition, noting that despite being 33, his speed and endurance are still strong, and he continues to contribute to Celtic’s success. He remains open to playing as long as he feels capable, citing players like Aiden McGeady, who remained sharp into his mid-30s. “As long as I’m feeling good and contributing, I want to keep going,” Forrest said, showing his commitment to Celtic and his desire to achieve more at Parkhead.
Louie Barry’s impressive form in League One has made him a hot prospect for the January transfer window, with Aston Villa reportedly planning to recall the 21-year-old and send him to a Championship club for further development. The forward, currently on loan at Stockport County, has scored 13 goals in 17 appearances, playing a crucial role in their promotion push. While Sheffield Wednesday and Middlesbrough are linked with a move, Sheffield United fans believe Barry would be an ideal fit at Bramall Lane, bolstering their own promotion ambitions. Villa’s faith in Barry’s potential suggests a bright future, but his next destination could be pivotal in shaping his career.
In 2022, Sunderland brought Ukrainian defender Roman Didyk on trial, hoping to secure the young talent. However, the deal collapsed after an injury cut his time short. Now 22, Didyk plays for Ukrainian Premier League side Rukh Lviv and has attracted interest from Preston North End. Sunderland’s foray into the Ukrainian market isn’t new, having signed forward Nazariy Rusyn last summer, though he has struggled to make a significant impact. Didyk, meanwhile, continues to impress, recently scoring a crucial equalizer against Shakhtar Donetsk and earning caps for Ukraine’s U21 team.
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