Danny Murphy: Last News

Danny Murphy accepts Manchester United should be excited about what Kobbie Mainoo can achieve as he will give them "everything" in their engine room moving forward.

Ex England international Danny Murphy reckons Jack Butland’s claim for a Euro 2024 place is being hampered by playing in Scotland - but reckons standing out for Rangers in the upcoming Europa League games could be key to getting on the plane to Germany.

Unimpressed Danny Murphy has claimed he has been turned off by Celtic facing Rangers due to away fans being in absentia from Scottish football's marquee fixture.

Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy thought Manchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho looked 'more comfortable' and 'more productive' on the right-wing during Boxing Day's 3-2 win over Aston Villa at Old Trafford.

Danny Murphy believes Manchester United players are not putting the work in defensively as they won't face any repercussions from Erik ten Hag.

TV pundit Ian Wright has flagged up the roles played by Scott McTominay and Alejandro Garnacho after the two Manchester United substitutes paved the way for a pulsating comeback win over Brentford.

Frank Lampard has been told it wouldn't be a good move for him or Rangers if he succeeded Michael Beale at the club - and that the fans would NOT welcome him.

Simon Jordan insists Celtic can’t use a gulf in revenue as an excuse for defeat to Feyenoord after their miserable Champions League run continued in Rotterdam but insists Brendan Rodgers’ aim to progress in Europe shouldn’t be to earn a return to the English Premier League.

Simon Jordan reckons a rhetoric fuelled by former Scotland first ministers Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond is partly behind the booing at Hampden on Tuesday night.

Kris Boyd has pinpointed the PSV weakness Rangers can exploit in the Netherlands, but Danny Murphy has rejected the notion the Ibrox draw simplifies the second leg plan.

It's the eve of Manchester United fans' first protest of the 2023/24 Premier League campaign as the takeover saga continues to rumble on.

Steven Gerrard has been told he might need to take a job he didn't think he needed to upon leaving Rangers.

Disturbing footage captures the moment a man is hit by a car and attacked by three thugs.

Sneering English shock jocks Simon Jordan and Danny Murphy claimed they blanked Scotland’s stunning famous win over Spain as they branded our national side “dull and drab” and a “cure for insomnia”.

Manchester United legend Roy Keane joked that former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy was a "f****** idiot" as he recalled an altercation between the pair during their playing days

Chelsea manager Graham Potter snapped at repetitive questions about his anger or lack of it rather - and Blues fans absolutely loved it.The former Brighton and Hove Albion manager’s temperament has been the topic of conversation in recent days, after he calmly refused to dwell on the Blues’ penalty appeal which was waved away in their 1-1 draw against West Ham United. Referee Craig Pawson and the VAR team refused to give the Blues a penalty after Conor Gallagher’s effort struck the arm of Tomas Soucek in the penalty area.Potter dismissed the incident by laughing “it was a good save” from the Czech midfielder, but did not go much further than that, prompting the likes of Rio Ferdinand and Danny Murphy to suggest the Englishman should be angrier.

Gary Lineker has revealed why the BBC's coverage of the FA Cup tie between Liverpool and Wolves was interrupted repeatedly by porn noises being played loudly on air.

RHONJ star Jackie Goldschneider has slammed Bethenny Frankel for her successful lifestyle brand 'Skinnygirl.'Jackie, 46 - who has spoken openly about her struggles with eating disorders in the past - revealed her negative feelings around the thin-focused product line during PageSix's Virtual Reali-Tea podcast.'Bethenny has Skinnygirl, and I've got a very strong opinion on this one because I say, 'F*** marketing skinny,'' she expressed to hosts Evan Real and Danny Murphy. No holding back: RHONJ star Jackie Goldschneider has slammed Bethenny Frankel for her successful lifestyle brand 'Skinnygirl.' Jackie, 46 - who has spoken openly about her struggles with eating disorders in the past - revealed her negative feelings around the thin-focused product line during PageSix's Virtual Reali-Tea podcast; Jackie seen in OctoberJackie made direct reference to Bethenny's pre-made, low-calorie cocktails, which includes the iconic Skinnygirl Margarita that launched the brand in 2008.'I'm sick of f***ing marketing skinny.

Danny Murphy insists he's never bought the theory Steven Gerrard left Rangers to strengthen his bid to become the Liverpool boss in-waiting.

Premier League. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was given his marching orders by referee Anthony Taylor for berating assistant referee Gery Beswick during his side's win over Manchester City on Sunday afternoon.Klopp, who was incensed that a foul had not been awarded for a challenge on Mohamed Salah, later apologised but has since been charged by the Football Association.READ MORE: Alan Shearer's daughter Hollie shares busty backseat selfie to excite Instagram followersIn the days since the incident, the idea that teams should lose a player when their manager is shown a red card has been floated by supporters and pundits.Discussing the proposal on talkSPORT, former Liverpool midfielder Murphy explained: "Some of these ideas are preposterous but that really isn't, because it impacts the game there and then.

Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has stated he sees Steven Gerrard and Xabi Alonso being considered as candidates to succeed Jurgen Klopp. The German boss has led the Reds to the pinnacle of club football winning the Premier League and Champions League but results have been lacking this season - while they face a tricky test by the way of Manchester City on Sunday.Liverpool currently sit an underwhelming 11th in the table, with just two wins from their opening eight matches.Read More: Trent Alexander-Arnold's grandmother used to date Man Utd legend Sir Alex FergusonA glimmer of light has emerged by the way of their 7-1 win in the Champions League in midweek against Rangers, but a true measure of where the club are at will be found when they face rivals City.Klopp recently signed another long-term deal but Murphy says that when his time is up, some of his former team-mates could take over.Who do you think will take over Klopp as Liverpool's manager? Let us know in the comments section belowHe told Fair Betting Sites, via Liverpool Echo: “I think Steven Gerrard or Xabi Alonso could manage Liverpool, absolutely, yeah.