Soccer Saturday: Last News

Sky Sports legend Jeff Stelling has blasted an early check-in charge policy at a Scots hotel as a "money making rip off".

Former Premier League referee Mike Dean says Rasmus Hojlund's Manchester United goal was rightly ruled out by VAR despite the assistant 'understandably' missing it.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has been sent a warning that Casemiro and Cristiano Ronaldo may not be "on side" at the club after the Dutchman named the pair on the substitutes bench for the Manchester derby.

Sky Sports broadcaster Chris Kamara, has given a health update after being diagnosed with a thyroid condition.The news comes after viewers raised concern for his welfare on Saturday when they noticed the football favourite was slurring his words. Chris, 64, was covering Shrewsbury Town's League One trip to Rotherham on Saturday afternoon when he first sparked fears amongst Sky viewers.His slurred speech caused many fans to tweet and ask him if he was okay. The much-loved broadcaster and former pro midfielder subsequently took to Twitter to tell his 1.8 million followers that he was suffering from a new health condition that impedes his ability to talk.He wrote: “Just wanted to let a few of you know who tweeted me today that I am ok ish. “Alongside my Thyroid problem I have developed Apraxia of Speech and have been working to get my speech back to normal. “Some days it can be a little slow and some days it’s normal. Hopefully I can beat this!”Apraxia of speech is a condition which makes talking difficult, with those afflicted finding it difficult to communicate their words clearly. The former Middlesbrough footballer was inundated with support in the comments section from followers and friends alike.  Dan Walker, 45, tweeted out in view of his 752,500 followers: “Stay strong Kammy.

Soccer Saturday presenter Jeff Stelling has questioned whether there may be ulterior motives behind Manchester United's talks with Newcastle United over a loan move for Jesse Lingard.

Express.co.uk, Kammy said: “No, I love my football. “I’ve been with Sky now since 1998, you don’t get a manager’s job for that long. “I’ve been part of the furniture and it’s been great, the company has been great for me.”The pundit and former professional footballer went on to share his sadness over some of his co-stars losing their jobs recently.Kammy’s long-time Soccer Saturday colleagues Matt Le Tissier, Phil Thompson and Charlie Nicholas were axed back in August last year.They were sacked after Sky decided to revamp their programming over the summer.Kammy added in reference to the news: “It was a shame when some of the boys in the team got put out to grass, so to speak, and I never take anything for granted.”The star went on to reveal