Jon Moss: Last News

Boy George has revealed that he recently met with former Culture Club bandmate Jon Moss in order to “apologise for some things.”Last year, Moss sued George, as well as guitarist Roy Hay and bassist Mikey Craig, with the drummer’s lawyers claiming he was told to “take a break” by the band’s manager Paul Kemsley in 2018.A spokeswoman for the group stated that Moss was simply “taking a break from Culture Club” but that “the door is always open” for a return.In an interview published in The Daily Star‘s Wired column, George said: “We are having this court case so I thought I would call him as I thought I was really moved by the script and I was really moved by the story of how we met and I suddenly thought: ‘You know what, I forgot about all

Disgraced television presenter and pundit duo Richard Keys and Andy Gray have torn into referee Jon Moss for wearing personalised boots.

FA Cup semi-final.Moss was the man in the middle for the Wembley clash between Arsenal and Manchester City, which the Gunners won 2-0.But it wasn’t his decision-making that had him trending on Twitter. Instead, it was what was embroidered into his boots.Cameras captured a close-up of his boots with Moss wearing old school Lottos, embroidered with the name ‘Mossy’.Fans wasted no time in sharing the image online with some hilarious results.One wrote: “The rivalry between Mike Dean & Jon Moss is like watching peak Ronaldo & Messi all over again.“They consistently push each other to another level.

Aston Villa boss Dean Smith insists the decision to award Bruno Fernandes a penalty in last night’s 3-0 defeat against Manchester United was “disgraceful”.United ran out comfortable winners in the end at Villa Park, although they were fortunate not to be behind prior to Fernandes’ opener from the penalty spot.Villa controlled the early stage of the game and even struck the woodwork, with Trezeguet’s effort from the edge of the box clipping David de Gea’s post.Yet controversy arose in the 25th minute when Fernandes went down in the box from Ezri Konsa’s challenge, causing referee Jon Moss to point to the spot.Despite replays appearing to show the United midfielder treading on Konsa’s ankle first, consultation with VAR backed Moss’ decision

Bruno Fernandes dispatched from the spot with confidence to kick-start Manchester United ’s 3-0 win over Aston Villa.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is bidding to become the first Manchester United manager to complete an impressive league double over rivals Manchester City since Sir Alex Ferguson, who last achieved the feat in the 2009/10 season.

David Moyes admitted he was “spewing” at VAR again before West Ham took a giant step towards salvation.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's in-game management is simple and motivational: "Get in the box, Antho." "Mason, just find a position, son, and get a goal." Paul Pogba was alerted to a round of applause from his manager.A United coach - presumably Kieran McKenna - could be heard hollering 'Bruno!' after Marcus Rashford gathered the ball to take what was going to be United's second penalty at Tottenham until the Video assistant referee corrected the ropy Jon Moss. Solskjaer politely demanded a booking for Erik Lamela whereas some of his players opted for expletives to conclude referee Moss was 'taking the p--s'.Sometimes, a manager has to cut loose.

Danny Murphy says Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will likely "have a word" with Bruno Fernandes and pull him up for diving against Tottenham.

Manchester United may have been gutted to miss out on a second penalty – but it saw them avoid a potentially awkward incident.The Red Devils salvaged a draw against Tottenham when Paul Pogba won a penalty in the second half, which Bruno Fernandes guided into the bottom-left corner.And they almost had the chance to win the game after referee Jon Moss awarded a penalty when Eric Dier clashed with the midfielder – but it was turned over by VAR.United, though, may have avoided an embarrassing moment by having the set piece ruled out.MEN wrote on Twitter: “Minor point from last night.“It was odd [Marcus] Rashford was going to take the second penalty when Fernandes had scored his, has a 100% record, and given the farce of the Wolves penalty

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side returned to Premier League action on Friday night after a three-month absence due to the coronavirus outbreak. Steven Bergwijn fired the hosts ahead before Bruno Fernandes converted from the spot in the second half to level proceedings.

Jose Mourinho slammed referee Jon Moss for almost costing his Tottenham side a point in the 1-1 draw at home to Manchester United on Friday night. Spurs thought they had conceded an injury time penalty when Bruno Fernandes went down after a challenge from Eric Dier, but VAR adjudged that a foul had not been committed.