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Paul Ince has admitted he realised Liverpool didn't have the mentality to replicate Manchester United's success quickly after making a controversial move to Anfield.

Jermain Defoe is set to pull on the Rangers jersey one more time as part of a star-studded Ibrox heroes XI that will face a legends team.

Viewers of the new ITV series The Games were left confused when they spotted Dean Gaffney backstage during the rowing challenge. The Channel 4 show, hosted by Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff, sees 12 super-fit celebrities compete in sporting challenges, including an athletics arena, swimming pool, gymnasium, and velodrome.

Wayne Rooney and Jamie Carragher have agreed on three players who should be inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.The pair were appearing on Monday Night Football ahead of Arsenal and Crystal Palace's clash when they debated the topic. Both men tabled six suggestions for its next class of inductees, and Rooney agreed with three of Carragher's six suggestions.The Derby County boss said: "I've got some similar there, so the ones I went with were Sergio Aguero, one of the best strikers the Premier League has ever seen.

Dan Walker, 45, ridiculed former footballer Robbie Fowler, 46, at a charity golf event for the EU Legends Tour Celebrity series.The tournament, which was held in Mauritius, saw Robbie narrowly beaten by Boyzone star Keith Duffy by just one point.

Everton were pushing for a Europa League spot after investing nearly £500 million in their first-team squad.Now they're staring relegation in the face, and are on the brink of joining an infamous group of top flight teams who made the supposedly impossible happen - for all the wrong reasons.With that in mind, here are seven Premier League sides who got relegated despite being 'too good to go down'.Perhaps the most well-known example, it really was a crime against nature that a team with as many gems in it as West Ham had could finish in the bottom three.They had Joe Cole, Michael Carrick, Paolo Di Canio Jermain Defoe, Freddy Kanoute, Glen Johnson, David James, Trevor Sinclair … and it's little wonder they finished as high as seventh the season before - two places short of a club-record fifth.A torrid start to the season set the tone and the Hammers found themselves bottom at Christmas and unable to escape the calamity they'd created for themselves.Manager Glen Roeder fell ill in April and was replaced temporarily by Trevor Brooking, but by then the writing was on the wall.They were relegated on the final day, and in the summer the vultures came for their best and brightest.If Everton get relegated this season, will they be the worst of the lot? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...A year after West Ham's humiliating implosion, Leeds United followed suit.Three seasons earlier they were in the semi-final of the Champions League, but financial mismanagement saw them rack up debts of over £100 million.In an attempt to stop the rot they sold the likes of Rio Ferdinand, Robbie Keane, Robbie Fowler, Jonathan Woodgate and Harry Kewell, sparking a complete nosedive in the club's form, and by early 2004 they

Chelsea supporter tagged Popworld Liverpool while trying to insult Virgil van Dijk - and got a memorable response from the baffled nightclub admin.Popworld shared an image of the Dutchman with a corner flag but with the nightclub's logo photoshopped on.A Blues fan then took to Twitter following his side's Carabao Cup final defeat to Jurgen Klopp's men on penalties, a game in which Van Dijk was named man of the match.It's fair to say the loyal Chelsea supporter did not agree with that assessment, saying that the Netherlands skipper allowed his side several golden chances to score.But Popworld's response got more than 36,000 likes on the social media platform - causing the aggrieved Chelsea fan to delete his initial message.In a now deleted tweet, the Twitter user wrote while tagging Popworld: "You conceded about 100 chances to a bang average Chelsea attack, you only got motm because you're the media's golden boy."You're not a patch on 37 year old Thiago Silva now get back in your box."Popworld Liverpool replied: "We’re a nightclub mate."Was Virgil van Dijk the star performer at Wembley? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionHaving officially being named as the Carabao Cup Final 2022 Man of the Match, Van Dijk became the latest player to pick up the Alan Hardaker Trophy.He follows Steve McManaman, Robbie Fowler, Jerzy Dudek and Stewart Downing in picking up the award as a Liverpool player, having helped keep Chelsea at bay for 120 minutes.The Alan Hardaker Trophy is named after a former EFL secretary who oversaw the launch of the cup in 1960 having conceived the idea.Van Dijk said after scoring his penalty in the 11-10 success from the spot: "Very special.

Masked Singer chiefs say the TV character has become their most popular star ever.The celebrity hiding behind the mask has proved you don’t need to be “pitch perfect” to survive in the contest.Show chief Dan Nettleton said: “Doughnuts is a breakout star. We have never had someone with his singing ability get so far as he has got so far.

The Masked Singer fans have predicted that the celebrity performing as Doughnuts is Sky Sports pundit Chris Kamara.ITV viewers have been frantically trying to guess the new contestants on the 2022 series of the show. One of the masked celebrities is Doughnuts, who was seen for the first time in episode one in his video introduction, where he spoke in Liverpudlian accent and described himself as “extra speedy”.In the clip some football sweets could be seen in a pick’n’mix, as Doughnuts said: “As well as being sweet, I’ve also been savoury.” Doughnuts went on to sing Eye of the Tiger by Survivor in his debut performance.

Premier League into the Football League towards the end of their playing careers - others fancy a spell in a more tropical climate. Former England internationals Daniel Sturridge and Jack Rodwell are just two of several former major top-flight players to have made the switch around the globe.

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Harry Kane and Mohamed Salah will battle it out for the Premier League's Golden Boot on the final day of fixtures.

Jamie Carragher turns to Robbie Fowler and exclaims mischievously: “It’s just come to me, there’s one memory of Melwood that stands out!”

Jamie Carragher believes that Liverpool’s season can be a relative success if they snatch a top four spot.

a level.The Jersey-born star, who played from 1989 to 2005, says: “It was a different era, there were no openly gay footballers, so I felt it was not something we could have a laugh about.

Aberdeen shirt?It’s an image that Scott McDonald is struggling to visualise and not just because he’s 16,000 miles away in Australia. News of his old skipper’s potential career path to Pittodrie has travelled Down Under fast.That McDonald’s former Brisbane Roar boss Robbie Fowler yesterday also threw his hat into the ring as an alternative candidate to the Brown and Stephen Glass dream team, provided an interesting plot twist where the veteran Aussie is concerned.McDonald remains close with both of them.

Liverpool ace Mohamed Salah is following in the footsteps of Reds legend Robbie Fowler with his own multi-million pound property portfolio.

Everton because their team is tailored to help him score. The 23-year-old striker has hit the ground running with six goals in the opening four fixtures of the new Premier League season - all of which have all ended in convincing victories for the Toffees.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp would shut this summer’s transfer window now if he could in a bid to keep hold of some of his players.That is the view of former Reds striker Robbie Fowler, who says the German is worried about transfer interest from Barcelona.New Barca boss Ronald Koeman is keen to sign Gini Wijnaldum, while Sadio Mane is also being linked with a move to the Nou Camp.Liverpool have previously sold Luis Suarez and Philippe Coutinho to the Catalan giants and Fowler thinks Klopp is weary that something similar could happen. He wrote in his Mirror column: “Liverpool have not done much business in the transfer market this summer – but I would imagine Jurgen Klopp would slam the window shut now if he could.

straight to your inboxManchester United great Andy Cole has warned the club that a move for Jadon Sancho could negatively impact the development of Mason Greenwood next season.Greenwood has burst onto the scene under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, becoming almost undroppable on the back of an impressive breakthrough season.The 18-year-old became the first player since Michael Owen in 1997/98 to score ten goals in a Premier League season aged 18 or under - only the third player in history to do so after Robbie Fowler.Greenwood played the majority of his football on the right of a front three partnered with Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford in attack despite his natural position being a central forward.His emergence on the right wing has led to some