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EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: There will be NO Premier League or Championship football next Easter‚ Daily Mail Sport can reveal.
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Brendan Rodgers has immersed himself in Saudi Arabian culture‚ donning traditional dress while posing with a rifle‚ as the country celebrated a national holiday. The former Liverpool manager was appointed as manager of Saudi Pro League side Al Qadsiah in December‚ after leaving Celtic two months prior. Rodgers‚ 53‚ has got off to the perfect start in the dugout at Al Qadsiah‚ overseeing a 13-match unbeaten run since arriving in the Middle East. And now he seems to be settling into Saudi life off the pitch soon‚ as he has taken part in a celebratory video for Founding Day‚ a holiday that commemorates the establishment of the first Saudi State.
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Memes instead of myths: why 'big beast' managers are a dying breed
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Cole Palmer jetted off to Dubai for some winter sun on Valentine's Day with girlfriend Olivier Holder. While his Chelsea team-mates swatted aside Hull in their 4-0 FA Cup victory on Friday night‚ the England star headed out to the middle east. Holder has been documenting the romantic getaway on her Instagram and posted pictures with Palmer.
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The key Bayern Munich lesson Danny Rohl has brought to Rangers helping him turn feast into famine
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IAN LADYMAN AT THE LONDON STADIUM: Benjamin Sesko was already showing signs of becoming a proper Manchester United player before Michael Carrick walked through the door. So the current United manager can't quite claim the credit for that one. But Carrick can throw his hat on the growing feeling at Old Trafford that a season can turn permanently for the better and it was to absolutely nobody's surprise that his team retrieved a lost cause via Sesko's outstretched boot five minutes in to added time here in east London. This was not a particularly good United performance and had they lost to Tomas Soucek's 50th minute goal then they could not have complained. After recent days of adrenaline at Old Trafford‚ Carrick's team were a little flat back out on the road again.
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What channel is Hibs vs Rangers? Live stream‚ TV and kick-off details for Premiership showdown at Easter Road
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Lucas Paqueta has completed his emotional return to his boyhood club Flamengo after agitating for a transfer away from West Ham amid a turbulent season for the east London side. The Brazil international had missed West Ham's last three matches with a minor back complaint after communicating his desire to move back to his homeland‚ after becoming disillusioned with life in England in the wake of fighting the FA's long-running spot-fixing allegations. The 28-year-old was cleared by an independent disciplinary commission last summer‚ but became increasingly intent on a move away from the London Stadium with the opening of the January transfer window.
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TARA ANSON-WALSH: With Liam Rosenior's Chelsea squad leaving west London for the ancient city of Naples this week‚ they may feel as though they are flying away from one storm and into another. Britain woke on Monday morning to Met Office warnings that Storm Chandra would sweep across the country‚ bringing strong winds‚ heavy rain and snow across much of the UK. Down on the Bay of Naples‚ however‚ the weather is the least of the concerns.
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'Least we can do' - Man City captains make major fan gesture after Champions League disaster
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Martin O'Neill branded Celtic transfer hindrance as Hotline claims signings swerve the East End for key reason
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Ruben Amorim was popular with the dressing room and his exit has‚ in the words of Diogo Dalot‚ been 'difficult'. But Michael Carrick is in situ until at least the end of this season and offers the chance for a clean slate and a chance to go on a run to finish the campaign with Champions League football. At Middlesbrough‚ Carrick showed his hand‚ at least in the beginning‚ by playing fast‚ attacking football and even by the time he departed the Riverside‚ his attacking stats were best in class in the Championship. With that in mind‚ here is Daily Mail Sport's winners and losers from the 44-year-old's appointment as Head Coach.
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SIMON JONES: Villa want a forward as well as a midfielder and cover in defence to give Emery a shot at a Premier League title challenge or at least a Champions League qualification place.
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Is this the least surprising ‘shock call' over who Manchester United should appoint as their next manager?
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Leeds and Wales legend Terry Yorath's death was announced on Thursday after a short illness‚ with daughter Gabby Logan rushing to his side on Wednesday night as she left Match of the Day mid-broadcast. Keys and Logan have been butting heads for a number of years‚ with the latter‚ who currently works for the likes of BBC Sport and Prime Video‚ making a series of accusations against the former Sky Sports host in 2022. Keys‚ 68‚ - who now works alongside his broadcast partner Andy Gray on beIN Sports in the Middle East - vowed to take legal action against Logan after her claims in her memoirs.
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When a footballer retires‚ many fans wonder about the next step in their career. For most‚ finding a new job within the game seems to be the most natural route - so it is no surprise when a player goes on to try their hand at management. However‚ not all stars follow the path of coaching top clubs or one of their former sides. Some take the road less travelled‚ venturing into areas far removed from the glitz and glamour of Europe's biggest leagues. Some appear where you least expect but with the biggest World Cup ever this summer you may well recognise a few faces you haven't seen for a while.
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Flash sale on anti-ageing serum that makes shoppers look 'at least 20 years younger'
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Hibs vs Hearts LIVE! All the match action‚ reaction and analysis from the huge Premiership derby clash at Easter Road
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RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: If Alexander Isak is to one day make a success of his move to Liverpool‚ then it will need to be achieved in the absence of luck. Whatever else folk think of him‚ the poor fella has none‚ evidenced by one swing of his left leg that won a game and possibly wrecked his season. A full diagnosis of an injury to his knee will come in time‚ but lengthy treatment and the sight of him struggling from the pitch stirred fears of a potentially serious issue. If that is the case‚ it will be desperately unfortunate‚ not least for the fact that it was sustained in the act of scoring for 1-0 just 11 minutes after entering the game as a half-time substitute.
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SOB ON THE TYNE! Sunderland beat Newcastle in ferocious Wear-Tyne derby thanks to Woltemade own goal as Black Cats take north east bragging rights
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Who has the most and least gruelling December fixture list?
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Former Manchester United academy star Timothy Fosu-Mensah has revealed the 'strict rules' enforced by the Old Trafford hierarchy during his time at the club. The 27-year-old‚ now a free agent‚ joined Manchester United's academy from Ajax in 2014. Speaking to GiveMeSport‚ Fosu-Mensah described how the switch from the Amsterdam club brought significant challenges‚ not least adjusting to the stricter coaching standards in Manchester compared with those in the Netherlands.
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Messi reaches the Eastern Conference final against NYC FC with a statistic that makes Inter Miami favorites to win
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Martin O'Neill warns Celtic fans against wishful thinking as interim boss reveals 'legacy' is least of his worries
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ANALYSIS BY KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: An hour or so before kick-off‚ there was a fox on the loose inside Stamford Bridge‚ running in between the rows of seats in the East Stand. You did wonder whether Chelsea might need one of those in the box‚ given Enzo Maresca's starting line-up showed how he had zero strikers on the pitch. He had three on the bench in Liam Delap‚ Joao Pedro and Marc Guiu - four if we count the academy graduate Tyrique George - but none spearheading his attack.
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TOM COLLOMOSSE: Whether you believe them or not‚ many managers will insist they do not look at the league table until the season is at least ten games old. Ten games is enough time to assess which teams are likely to be challenging for the title‚ which may compete for Europe and which can expect a nervous fight against relegation. If managers follow this rule‚ then sporting directors should probably do so too. With clubs and fans already looking towards the January transfer window‚ only now can they start to understand whether their work in the summer bore fruit.