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NATHAN SALT: Michael Carrick is on the brink of the sack and the sorry cycle of managerial churn in the corridors of Old Trafford is set to pick up once again. Fans turned on key figures such as director of football Jason Wilcox and CEO Omar Berrada in the closing stages of Sunday's 3-0 defeat to AFC Bournemouth and they will be under enormous amounts of pressure to get the next appointment right. Behind the scenes there has long been a difference of opinion on which direction to go next.
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Fans assist Penicuik clear-up for Clyde cup tie
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Watch: Fan footage shows how Man United supporters reacted differently to Carrick and players after Bournemouth loss
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Football fans want to travel by train; clubs and rail companies need to act
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KIERAN GILL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: At £15 a pop‚ the half-and-half scarf sellers outside of the Vitality Stadium were cleaning up‚ and while those souvenirs are often derided as cringe fodder for tourists‚ there was no blaming those Bournemouth fans queueing to buy one this time.
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Manchester United have invited fans to have their say over the club's new £2billion stadium in the clearest indication yet that the controversial 'tent' design unveiled last year is not final.
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LEWIS STEELE AT ANFIELD: They used to call it 'Pep roulette' at Manchester City. A phrase coined by fantasy football nerds about Pep Guardiola's tendency to chop and change his front line every week to devastating effect. We haven't refined our snazzy phrase for Andoni Iraola yet - the working drafts are 'AI Bingo' or 'Iraola tombola' - but the Liverpool boss has a devastating depth of attacking talent that‚ if they all fulfil their potential‚ can lead this team to dizzying heights. That is caveated with a reminder that Iraola's Reds are simultaneously plagued by many teething problems in other areas and are far from complete. We will discuss that in due course but first‚ a word on Iraola's deck of cards that contains multiple aces and jokers.
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Sir Alex Ferguson was verbally abused by Leeds United fans during Manchester United's clash with the Premier League side at the weekend. The legendary Manchester United manager was in the stands to watch his former side take on their bitter rivals Leeds at Elland Road on Sunday. Dominic Calvert-Lewin cancelled out Bryan Mbeumo's opener as the match finished 1-1. A video circulating on social media has shown the 84-year-old‚ who was carrying a walking stick‚ appearing to exit the stands when he was heckled by a fan.
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'Feed the Scousers' chant that mocks poverty is not 'banter' - and football fans can do better
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TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE CITY GROUND: They are Premier League champions and may well retain their title but Arsenal will never set pulses racing outside north London. Gunners players‚ coaches and fans will not care and why should they? They waited 22 years to lift the title and if they go back to back‚ why would any of those supporters worry about how they did it? This stuff matters‚ though. Especially this season‚ which is already in big trouble due to the Manchester City cheating verdict.
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Visually impaired fan inspires Hamburg
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The Old Trafford legend told a male influencer‚ Saeed TV‚ to 'pick up your t**s' after the fan called on him to criticise the club's ownership. And the dig has become something of a PR disaster for the 47-year-old‚ who is now taking a lashing from fans in his own Instagram comments section - though some have sided with him.
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Alex Scott has left her role as part of Disney+'s Women's Champions League coverage just weeks after the launch of her new show 'The Hangout' was widely criticised by fans. The former Football Focus presenter had worked with the streaming service since they were awarded the rights to Europe's flagship competition in 2025‚ but Scott has now stepped away with a view to focusing on other projects.
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Liverpool fans are celebrating a windfall are covering their Champions League trip fares by collecting beer cups in the stands at Austrian side LASK. Supporters were given £2.50 for each cup they returned - leading some to gather dozens and pose triumphantly with their gigantic 'beer snakes'.
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The club's fans displayed a giant tifo reading 'CTID' before kick-off in the Champions League against Paris Saint-Germain - which stands for 'City 'til I die'. City are appealing their verdict‚ which could see them face significant punishment if the decision is upheld. They played their first game since the verdict against Liverpool on Sunday‚ winning 3-0.
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Young fan asks Lamine Yamal for his jersey before kickoff‚ and the soccer star doesn't hesitate