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Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has suggested that Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is in danger of causing a Cristiano Ronaldo-style "problem" with Casemiro.

Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has told Gareth Southgate to “stop creating his own square pegs” by overhauling England’s three at the back formation.The Three Lions’ boss has chosen to persist with his 3-4-3 formation, despite the fact England have gone five consecutive games without scoring a goal in open play. Giacomo Raspadori’s wonderful curling effort secured a 1-0 home win for Italy over Southgate’s beleaguered side, sending the Three Lions crashing out of Nations League A.While England’s defence was relatively sturdy against an equally flat Italian side, the lack of creativity and penetration is proving to be an enormous concern. And Murphy believes it is now time for Southgate to take some more risks with the World Cup two months away.Read More: England at risk of nightmare Euro 2024 qualifying draw after Nations League disaster“Everyone knows England haven’t scored from open play in more than seven hours,” Murphy wrote in his column for the Daily Mail.

Liverpool fans.The ex-England ace said they praised him for scoring a free-kick against rivals Manchester United. Danny, 45, explained: “I was in Kenya in the Maasai Mara with the family – wonderful place, no phone service, out in the wilderness living in glorified tents.“The guy who was looking after us asked was everything going well, and I said, ‘Phenomenal. Fantastic.

Danny Murphy has made the astonishing claim that Ange Postecoglou's response to links with the Brighton job 'stinks'.

Jamie Carragher has hit back at former Liverpool team-mate Danny Murphy by slamming his "click bait" comments.The ex-England defender, 44, took issue with Murphy's analysis on TalkSport in which he called out Carragher for "looking for some excuses," following Liverpool's 4-1 thumping against Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday night. Speaking to CBS after the game, Carragher seemed to question the Reds' summer recruitment strategy by asking "have Liverpool massively got the transfer ideas in the summer wrong, because this team is so far off and it has been at full pelt for five or six years?"READ MORE: Jamie Carragher warns Liverpool 'can't continue' with current tactic and 'have to adapt'Latching onto his analysis, Murphy, who spent seven seasons sharing the Anfield dressing room with Carragher, believed his ex-team-mate was "looking for some excuses" regarding Liverpool's poor form.Murphy added: "He [Carragher] is not looking at the obvious which is a simple mindset change and some of the players have become complacent.

Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has claimed that Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay would be a 'nightmare' to play against.

5 Live, Hangeland revealed: "I had a dead leg, and I went to the doctor as you do. You go to the doc and you say 'doc, what should I do about this dead leg.'"He says 'we will drain the fluid with a syringe and you'll be fine, but there is a new rulebook now.

Darwin Nunez could sign for Liverpool as soon as today, claim reports. The Uruguayan forward looks set to join the Anfield club as a replacement for wantaway star Sadio Mane. And it has now emerged that Nunez could miss Uruguay's friendly with Panama on Saturday evening in order to wrap up a move to Jurgen Klopp's side.

Gareth Southgate should have been selected as the next Manchester United manager over Erik ten Hag.The pundit was offering his insight on talkSPORT when he was asked whether he would have picked England manager Southgate and his assistant Steve Holland to take over ahead of Ten Hag next season.Former Liverpool midfielder Murphy decisively picked Southgate over the former Ajax manager, who has won three Eredivisie titles and was appointed Red Devils manager in April. And his controversial take has already caused a stir among United supporters on social media.Murphy explained: “I know them [Southgate and Holland].

Erling Haaland signing for Manchester City will inevitably put the striker in the frame for Ballon d’Ors, titles and other impressive accolades – and earn him a very good wage as well.The Norwegian is set to become the striker that Pep Guardiola has been incredibly patiently waiting for. The forward is already being dubbed one of the best in the world and has bagged 21 goals in 23 appearances in the Bundesliga this season.Haaland is set to earn £500,000 a week according to The Times, which will make him the highest-paid player in the Premier League.

Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho's perfect response to Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg's 'leg-breaking' tackle has been praised by the current Tottenham Hotspur player.

Paul Pogba questioning why the World Cup winner does not perform for Manchester United, after Ralf Rangnick was accused of “hiding” at the club.The Frenchman joined Man United in a £89million record transfer from Juventus in 2016, rejoining the club four years after leaving as a teenager. However, his time at the club has been blighted by injury and the midfielder has failed to produce his best form, with midfielder admitting he needed a "break" from football after struggling mentally.The 29-year-old is out of contract at Old Trafford in June and looks set to leave the club on a free transfer, as the club prepare to slash their wage bill.

Broadcaster Jim White reckons organisers of the controversial Sydney Super Cup clash could be set to pull the plug,

He's nothing short of a Hollyoaks legend having appeared on the soap from the very first moment it came to air - but what do we know about Nick Pickard's off-screen life.

Bundesliga action seven years after he was sacked by Fulham following a series of bizarre managerial suggestions.The German boss failed in his task of keeping the west London side in the Premier League following the departure of Martin Jol - despite having previously lead both Wolfsburg and Bayern Munich to Bundesliga titles.The three-time German manager of the year has now been given a deal to coach Hertha Berlin until the end of the season - bringing up memories from his time in England.The most memorable tale came courtesy of Fulham icon Brede Hangeland, who went as far as saying that his former manager was an "awful human being".He said in 2017: "I always try to see the good in people. But Magath was an awful human being."After losing one game, we got back home to Fulham at 1am.

Danny Murphy doesn't believe Carlo Ancelotti is the right man for Manchester United and that they missed the boat with Antonio Conte.

Danny Murphy has slammed Manchester United as 'shambolic' following their 1-1 draw with Southampton on Saturday.

Match of the Day pundits Alan Shearer and Danny Murphy were both in agreement over the two controversial VAR moments in Manchester City’s draw with Southampton.

Former Liverpool and England midfielder Danny Murphy believes the introduction of Marcus Rashford from the bench was the driving force behind Manchester United's 1-0 win over West Ham.

Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard was the only rival player that Sir Alex Ferguson would have wanted to play for Manchester United.

Former Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has waxed lyrical about Manchester City sensation Bernardo Silva, insisting that he must be a "dream" for his City team-mates to play alongside.