Richard Farleigh (2006-2007) – The Australian investor only lasted two series before he was replaced by James Caan and has become a prominent figure in the sport of chess. Howard Webb insists VAR was RIGHT to allow Anthony Gordon's winner for Newcastle against Arsenal... but says two players should have been sent off Copenhagen player who clashed with Bruno Fernandes says Man United captain 'is a player who always complains and whines'

The Caribbean connection: Cole Palmer's grandad reveals his family's journey from St Kitts to Manchester Harry Kane breaks MORE records as he scores again and nets his EIGHTEENTH goal of the season in Bayern Munich's 1-0 win against CologneJOE BERNSTEIN: It's no wonder Trent Alexander-Arnold 'shushed' Man City fans after his equaliser at the Etihad... the Liverpool star has silenced his critics once again as he continues to enjoy a superb spell in midfield Dani Alves will stand trial for sexual assault in Spain as former Barcelona defender faces allegations of raping a woman, 23, in a nightclub last year Arsenal's super-sub Kai Havertz admits his 89th-minute goal 'feels amazing' after rescuing a 1-0 win over... Max Verstappen jokes about going 'straight to the nightclub' in hilarious footage from car ride with Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez after Sin City win England crash out of Under-17 World Cup to Uzbekistan - ranked just 73rd in the world... and Young Lions lose their heads when minnows' boss boots ball away

Manchester City 1-1 Liverpool: Trent Alexander-Arnold cancels out Erling Haaland's record-breaking strike in a tight Premier League clash at the Etihad He has been a property developer since the age of 21, and the property arm of his company, Relentless Developments, is co-building a substantial development in Manchester consisting of two towers, nine and 40 storeys high, with a 191-room hotel, 181 flats, a rooftop restaurant seating 900, 185,000 sq ft of office space and a public park, St Michael’s Square.Despite the fans having been against the Glazers for 10 years previously, it only really sank in around 2014 just how bad the situation was. Even so, I never called for their heads. I would criticise their football decision making. But I kept my personal issues with them quiet. German bikini bodybuilding champion reveals she must gain 10 KGS before the next champs in Las Vegas Football is the people's game. A sport accessible to everyone and enjoyed by millions around the world.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp admits he 'didn't understand a word' of Darwin Nunez's full-time spat with Pep... Ex-Liverpool keeper Kirkland reveals he was 'taking the equivalent of six shots of heroin a day' and 'should have died' from addiction to a pill that's to be banned Neville at his authentic best. [He] is the closest thing to a spokesman there is for English football.' Sunday Times Newcastle 4-1 Chelsea - Premier League: RECAP: Eddie Howe's side score FOUR against the Blues after Reece James is sent off - Alexander Isak scores on his return from injury Olympic legend Usain Bolt dresses up as A Nightmare on Elm Street villain Freddy Krueger in bizarre advert... but what is sprint king promoting?In the battle for equality, the positive example set by high-profile former male players such as Neville is significant. With trailblazers such as Scott also continuing to clear a path for aspiring female players – not to mention pundits and commentators – things are moving in the right direction. Last-minute Movember? Mason Mount sports a new-look moustache as he arrives at Man United's training ground ahead of Everton clash Lionel Messi did NOT cheat on Antonela Roccuzzo with an Argentine journalist, insists Cesc Fabregas' wife and friend Daniella Semaan - who slams report in Brazil that's got 'nothing right' RECAP Man City 1-1 Liverpool - Premier League: Live score, team news and updates as Trent Alexander-Arnold equalises late on for the Reds with a brilliant strike to cancel out Erling Haaland's opener for the champions Gary Neville claims Everton's 'trust and faith' in a 'lawless' Premier League has 'gone COMPLETELY' as he speaks about 10-point deduction

I have no problem with dividends being paid out by clubs that are successful, in great shape, with a plan and a stadium in fantastic condition and a training ground as good as it can be, with the team going well and investment set aside for the future. If all that is in place and there is spare cash, then there is no problem with owners, who put the money in and took the risk, benefiting. Clubs like Burnley did that for years under their previous owners and no one batted an eyelid because they were well run. But United aren’t in my view. Erik ten Hag blames officials for Man United's 4-3 defeat by Copenhagen as he insists Marcus Rashford's first half red card was wrong THE SHARPE END: Jeremy Doku stars for Man City in 1-1 draw with Liverpool as the Belgian completes more...

Harry Kane explains why he left Tottenham as he targets trophies with Bayern Munich AND England... while Joe Cole says he's the best striker in the world Part of Old Trafford's concrete ceiling falls on Manchester United supporters during derby as the state of the once iconic stadium falls further into disrepute This might well be allowable under company law but as Jim O’Neill, a lifelong United fan and former partner in Goldman Sachs, says, it seems that, basically, Manchester United has been reduced to being a cash machine for the Glazer family. There are directors on the board, such as Edward Glazer, Darcie Glazer Kassewitz and Kevin Glazer, who appear to have zero interest in the club but sit there anyway and are paid for the trouble. Avram, and especially Joel, might be more involved as co-chairmen, but essentially it’s seemingly all about taking money out. No other major European club is run this way; not Barcelona, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich. Not even Liverpool, who have American owners. And we’re told Todd Boehly at Chelsea won’t run things this way. The big downside of the book is that it doesn't look as if it has been proof read or edited. Lots of typos, grammatical errors, incomplete sentences. There is also a lot of repetition: it is as though each chapter has been written in isolation so the same context setting is repeated. THE NOTEBOOK: Erling Haaland's record-breaking match, emotional fathers in the stands at The Etihad... and Everton fans protest by flying banner over Manchester after 10-point deduction