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Mark Allen wanted a Rangers team under Steven Gerrard to look like.If they got there? He was convinced the Ibrox club would eventually take over from Celtic.And as the former director of football at Ibrox watches Gerrard’s side cruise to the Premiership title, the sense of pride he feels is tangible.Allen now works at Swansea City but his part in where Rangers are now, can’t be forgotten or underestimated.After all, along with former chairman Dave King, he’s the guy who chose Gerrard to be the club’s manager in June 2018.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The

the Trotters in his loan spell so far, scoring twice and becoming a first choice selection at left-back for Evatt. John is out of contract at the end of the season at the Liberty Stadium.

Crystal Palace have a shortlist of three names as they look to call time on Roy Hodgson’s Selhurst Park reign at the end of the season.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United fans have hailed Daniel James' form after he netted in Thursday's 4-0 win over Real Sociedad.

straight to your inboxKyle Walker has admitted he was "lucky" to get on the scoresheet in Manchester City's FA Cup win over Swansea City.Walker opened the scoring in City's fifth round tie at the Liberty Stadium on Wednesday evening, With half an hour on the clock, the England defender put in a teasing ball from the right, which found its way all the way into the net without a touch from anyone else.So, was it a shot or a cross? Walker initially joked that it was intended as a shot, before coming clean.He told BT Sport: "I just saw the far post and thought I'd put it in the back of the net."It was a cross but, listen, we've deserved a bit of luck with the way we've been playing and I'm lucky to get on the scoresheet." Quickfire strikes from

the Trotters on loan until the end of the season from Championship side Swansea City during the January transfer window.He has played only once for Bolton so far in last weekend's win over Leyton Orient, coming off the bench for his debut in the closing stages. John was made to wait for his Trotters debut after he picked up an injury in training which affected his hamstring.

the Trotters on loan until the end of the season from Championship Swansea City.

Tanguy Ndombele can become an “elite player” and one of the biggest stars in the Premier League.

the Trotters where no player has been able to nail down a consistent starting place due to injury or form. Players to have played there this season have included left-sided players in the form of Liam Gordon and Jamie Mascoll, but neither have been able to nail down a starting place.

The Trotters have already been active in the market this month with the acquisition of Declan John on loan from Swansea City and former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Kieran Lee on an 18-month deal.

the Trotters on a loan deal from Swansea City for the rest of the campaign. Experienced midfielder Lee meanwhile had been a free agent since the summer after he departed Sheffield Wednesday following the best part of a decade at Hillsborough in the second tier of English football.

The Trotters return to action for only their second game of 2021 this evening with the trip to Devon to take on the Grecians.

Wanderers manager Ian Evatt has remained tight lipped on the prospect of signing John ahead of the transfer window opening.So who is the defender that is reportedly wanted by Wanderers and who appears not to have a future at the Championship club?The Welshman was born in Merthyr Tydfil in 1995 and came through the ranks at Cardiff City.John made two appearances for the club in the 2012/12 campaign with games in the League Cup and the FA Cup.He made his league debut for the Bluebirds in the Premier League against West Ham United in 2013 and played a total of 20 games in the top flight that campaign as Cardiff were relegated.John fell down the pecking order at the Cardiff City Stadium under new boss Russell Slade and subsequently went out on

straight to your inbox every day, freeIt was a busy day at Manchester United yesterday as the international transfer window for closed for the summer.Edinson Cavani and Alex Telles were signed late to add their names to the squad list for the coming season, after Donny van de Beek's arrival earlier in the window.But if the club still wants to add players after last night's deadline, they will still have a lifeline as things work a little differently this year.The deadline to sign players from the EFL has been extended until next Friday, October 16, and there are some talented individuals that could potentially play a role for the club, following in the footsteps of Daniel James, signed from Swansea City last summer.With all that in mind,

Daniel James has lifted the lid on his 'crazy' failed transfer to Leeds United in January 2019, which paved the way for him to join Manchester United.

The Premier League are in discussions over plans to air select matches for free on Sky Sports and BT Sport's YouTube channels.

Manchester United winger Daniel James says it is 'silly' for him to be compared to Gareth Bale.

On 3rd May 1998, Manchester City were relegated to the third tier of football for the first time in their history.

Manchester United are considering a summer swoop for Birmingham City's 16-year-old Jude Bellingham.

United’s new boss this week.It will see the Scot return to manage in his homeland for the first time, as United look to make their mark on the Premiership.Mellon was on sporting director Tony Asghar’s original short list after Robbie Neilson’s shock return to Hearts came about last month.The experienced boss has five promotions on his CV from his time in England with Fleetwood Town, Tranmere and Shrewsbury Town and he has also been the subject of interest from Sunderland and Swansea City over the last 12 months.Mellon’s Tranmere side suffered relegation to League Two after the league was called on a points-per-game average, even though they were three points from safety, had a game in hand and had won their previous three games on the

straight to your inboxRyan Giggs believes Daniel James is trying too hard and needs to play his natural game if he's to rediscover his form for Manchester United.The United legend manages James at international level for Wales and even advised Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on the winger's transfer from Swansea City a year ago.James' United career began in fine style as his scored three goals in his first four appearances, though he's only managed one strike since - and has lost his place in the first-choice 11 to Mason Greenwood.Giggs believes James still has the talent and raw materials to succeed at Old Trafford and tipped the 22-year-old to keep improving."He came in and scored on his home debut against Chelsea and did really well but it’s not