Graeme Souness: Last News

Scotland hero Graeme Souness has taken a swipe at the Auld Enemy by claiming that Harry Kane is their only real 'world class' player.

Rangers fans reacted with fury the last time Partick Thistle won at Ibrox as livid light blue legions launched a post-match demonstration against manager and club legend John Greig - with future strike star Mo Johnston inspiring the Jags to a shock victory.

Graeme Souness admits he has some sympathy for Aberdeen and Jim Goodwin after their disaster in Darvel.

Graeme Souness says a chance chat with late icon Pele was enough to tell him all about the key qualities of one of football's greats.

Graeme Souness has blasted Emilian Martinez’s World Cup winning celebrations - branding the Argentina star a “vulgar clown” following their shoot-out triumph over France.

The famous Rangers dressing room portrait of Queen Elizabeth II has finally been replaced with an image of her son, King Charles III.

Graeme Souness says Portugal didn't look like harming Morocco in the African nation's historic 1-0 World Cup quarter-final win - as fellow Rangers favourite Ally McCoist took aim at Cristiano Ronaldo.

Graeme Souness says Qatar's World Cup alcohol ban has shown football back home that it doesn't need drink to enjoy the big occasions.

Michael Beale might lack managerial experience but one of Rangers’ greats was in a similar position when he stepped into the Ibrox hotseat. Kirk Broadfoot played under Walter Smith in his second spell at Rangers, but when he first took over from Graeme Souness he was a highly-rated assistant and coach who was thrust into the firing line. Sound familiar?

Graeme Souness used the actions of Britain in parts of the world, including Ireland, as an example of some hypocrisy over the World Cup taking place in Qatar as debate continues to rage over whether the tournament should have gone to the country due to its human rights record.

Graeme Souness claims Celtic have enjoyed a big slice of VAR luck and that Rangers are trailing the title race due to refereeing decisions.

Graeme Souness claims ex-professionals would show up referees when it comes to getting key decisions correct, with the former Rangers manager insisting VAR is embarrassing officials.

Ex-Rangers player and manager Graeme Souness traded verbal blows with talkSPORT's Simon Jordan in a debate over Manchester United that left the Scottish international with his head in his hands.

Scottish football icon Graeme Souness is convinced Celtic and Rangers would become English Premier League big-hitters if they built a shared super stadium in Glasgow.

Take out the first and last letter from Rangers and you’ve got anger. Graeme Souness doesn’t see enough of that in his former club and it’s making his blood boil.

Graeme Souness reckons Steven Gerrard will have to drop down to the English Championship if he wants to return to the dug-out as the Scotland legend can’t see “any big clubs in the Premier League being interested’ in his fellow former Rangers boss.

after ending Manchester City's unbeaten run last weekend, according to Graeme Souness. Liverpool's season has got off to the worst possible start with a poor run of form that's seen them lose to title rivals Arsenal and Manchester United.

READ MORE: Graeme Souness 'to quit Sky Sports pundit role as Liverpool great set to retire' The move removes this issue somewhat as the ball comes from a lower point before hitting the player’s boot, making it easier to control.The laws state that a player must keep his hands behind his head and make sure both feet remain planted when throwing the ball - something which this new, slick move does.Can you see this being used in the future? Give us your pick in the comments section below. The last time we have seen such originality with a throw-in was when Iranian player Nader Mohammadi performed a somersault before catapulting a huge throw-in from near the halfway line.The comments upon seeing this audacious throw have been floating in, with many praising the move.One wrote: “This is… genius?!” Another said: “Lower ball, still overhead throw.

The Athletic report he is likely to walk away once his current contract expires.It's claimed Souness was "happy" to sign on for only 12 more months with a reduced, set number of appearances for this season.The 69-year-old, who is turning 70 next May, is now expected to take a step back from all his duties with Sky after the 2022/23 campaign has concluded.The former Reds and Rangers midfielder has been a regular on Sky Sports since first joining in 2006 following the conclusion of his 20-year managerial career, which had ended with a two-year stint at Newcastle United.He's also done punditry for Rangers TV and ITV during that time, as well as transitioning into radio work with talkSPORT this year.Souness has often cut a controversial figure in the football community having taken issue with the likes of ex-Manchester United star Paul Pogba and more recently Manchester City ace Jack Grealish.Grealish said last month "I don’t know what his problem is with me" after Souness highlighted his performances for Pep Guardiola's side.The pair appeared to bury the hatchet when Souness offered the olive branch of a night out with Grealish, to which he replied on Twitter: "Let’s do it!! As long as I can bring Pogba as a +1!"This is a breaking sports story and is being constantly updated with the latest news, pictures and videos. Please refresh the page regularly.You can also get email updates on the day’s biggest sports stories straight to your inbox by signing up for our sports newsletter .Get all the very best sports news, pictures, opinion and video by following Daily Star every time you see our name.

Manchester City star Jack Grealish wouldn't even make the Tottenham team.Grealish has been regularly criticised since his £100million move to the Etihad last summer after failing to put up the same sort of attacking returns for City as he did at Aston Villa. Both Pep Guardiola and England boss Gareth Southgate have stuck by him regardless.But that hasn't stopped pundits such as Graeme Souness being vocal about his performances for club and country, with former Spurs midfielder O'Hara the latest to have his say.

Rightly or wrongly, Jack Grealish has been under the spotlight pretty much constantly since he joined Manchester City in the summer of 2021.