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Jamie Carragher tore into Chelsea owner Todd Boehly’s “arrogant” suggestion the Premier League should do a ‘North vs South All-Star’ match. The American businessman, who also believes the bottom four clubs of the Premier League could have their own knockout style tournament, also said the division could “learn a little bit of a lesson” from many of the sporting formats in the United States.

Arsenal were the first and only football club to ever be invited to Buckingham Palace for afternoon tea with the Queen.Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had been scheduled to cut the ribbon and officially open the club’s new stadium in the summer of 2006. But after hurting her back, it was Prince Philip who stepped in to mark the opening of the Emirates Stadium.The Queen, disappointed at missing the event, decided to make up for it by inviting the squad to Buckingham Palace later that season in February 2007.

Tottenham Hotspur being ‘dark horses’ to win the Champions League this season.Spurs get their European campaign underway on Wednesday at home against Marseille, but ex-USA midfielder Clint Dempsey has backed his former club to go all the way in the competition. Tottenham have never won Europe’s most coveted prize, though they reached the final in 2019 where they lost 2-0 to Liverpool.And Dempsey’s bold prediction was enough to stun his fellow CBS SPORTS pundit Thierry Henry, who famously never lost a game against Tottenham as an Arsenal player, with the legend rubbishing the idea that Antonio Conte’s side could challenge the very best.READ MORE: Three things Thomas Tuchel got wrong as disjointed Chelsea lose Champions League openerWhen asked for his prediction, Dempsey said: “I’ll pick a dark horse, I’m not biased at all but I think maybe Tottenham.”Henry instantly blew a raspberry, launching a hilarious look at his colleague before squealing: “WHAT?”Dempsey then continued: “Conte’s a winner, not necessarily in the Champions League.

Manchester City fans are unfurling all the superlatives for Erling Haaland after the phenomenon scored the opening goal against Aston Villa.

Jamie Carragher says Erling Haaland could go down as the greatest ever Premier League player if his upward trajectory continues.

Jamie Carragher has slammed those naming Thierry Henry as a winger among their all-time Premier League XI.To mark 30 years of the elite division in England, BT Sport asked viewers to cast their vote as to who they would have on their best-ever side. In a 4-3-3 formation, supporters chose the league’s all-time top goalscorer Alan Shearer to lead the line as the attacker, with Henry to his right and Mohamed Salah to his left.But former Reds defender Carragher took to Twitter to call out the selection of Arsenal great Henry on the flank.READ MORE: Liverpool flop dubbed 'worst January signing' now managing in Dutch fifth tierHe raged online: “People picking their best team from 30yrs @premierleague stop putting Thierry Henry left wing, he played centre forward”, with an angry emoji face to accompany his disgust.

Arsene Wenger not only revolutionised Arsenal when he arrived at Highbury in 1996, he revolutionised English football too.Le Professeur, as he would become known, introduced new preparation methods, training drills and tactical ideas that had never been seen or thought of before in Blighty - the home of 'get rid of it, son' and 'get stuck in, lads!'.What also caught everyone's eye was Wenger's penchant for foreign players.

Manchester City legend Sergio Aguero has backed Arsenal to celebrate St. Totteringham's Day at the end of the 2022/23 season, tipping Mikel Arteta's side to finish above Tottenham Hotspur.The London rivals' vicious hatred of each other dates back over a century when Woolwich Arsenal uprooted 12 miles north into Tottenham territory and was further fuelled by the glittering success that followed.

Aston Villa star Gabriel Agbonlahor has slammed Mikel Arteta's training tactics ahead of their clash with Liverpool last season.Arteta's training was on full display as Arsenal's All or Nothing documentary launched on Amazon Prime on Thursday. And the former Villa man has wasted no time laying into the Spaniard about his training tactics before the big clash.He said: "First of all, this Arsenal documentary will be funnier than Kevin Hart's stand up for me.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry is set to reunite with former team-mate Cesc Fabregas at Serie B side Como.The duo played alongside each other 99 times for the Gunners between 2004 and 2007 before Henry left the club to join Barcelona. They could now work together once again, this time in Italy, with Henry reportedly set to buy shares in Como, who signed Fabregas on a free transfer earlier this summer following his departure from Monaco.Gianluca Di Marzio reports, via Football Italia, that Henry will soon travel to Italy to announce his investment in the club and become a shareholder.READ MORE: Win 2 tickets to watch England vs Germany in Nations League action at Wembley StadiumFormer Chelsea midfielder Dennis Wise is already a senior figure at Como, working as the club's chief executive.

Manchester City for Arsenal over the summer, and the Brazilian has been quick to show City exactly what they're missing. It took just 13 minutes for Jesus to put his name on the scoresheet as he tapped in from close range.

EFL has had multiple highlights shows down the years, but for fans of a certain vintage, nothing can come close to the Football League Show. A programme that made viewers stay up until 1:10am on a Sunday morning to watch a 30-second round-up of Accrington Stanley 0-0 Crawley Town shouldn't have worked, yet it did.Anchored by the imperious Manish Bhasin and trusty sidekicks Steve Claridge and Leroy Rosenior, FLS, as it was affectionately known, ran from 2009 until 2015 when Channel 5 won the rights away from the BBC.

Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher all becoming legends in their own right.However, it's very rare in the modern day, with loyalty quickly fading from the beautiful game. It's always been typical, and in many ways, accepted for players to move clubs a few times, especially if they're either making a step up or in some cases, are no longer wanted.Some players really take this to the extreme though, and Colin Kazim-Richards has just joined his 18th professional side as he has left League One's Derby County for Turkish side Karagümrük.

Arsenal legend Nigel Winterburn has named Dennis Bergkamp as the best footballer he ever played with.The iconic left-back, 58, had the privilege of playing for the Gunners at the peak of their powers from 1987 to 2000, winning three league titles along the way. During that time he featured alongside some of the greatest players the Premier League has ever seen. One of those was the ‘Non-flying Dutchman’ Bergkamp, who immediately changed the north London club forever after signing from Inter Milan in 1995.

Arsenal chief Edu ahead of his impending multi-million-pound switch from Manchester City.The Brazilian striker, 25, will leave the Premier League champions this summer in pursuit of regular first-team football. Despite turning out on 41 occasions last term - registering 13 goals and 12 assists - the arrival of free-scoring forward Erling Haaland has seen Jesus shift down the pecking order at the Etihad.With Selecao manager Tite fine-tuning his squad for the World Cup later this year, Jesus is in need of consistent game time to bolster his chances of appearing in Qatar and a mega-money switch to Arsenal is now in its final stages. READ MORE: Six sports stars who turned to politics including Romario as ex-Roma ace becomes mayor The Gunners have agreed a £45million fee with Man City for Jesus, who was all smiles as he arrived in north London to complete a medical on Tuesday morning (June 28).

Tottenham have "won the transfer window" - joking it's their first trophy in 15 years.Spurs have moved quickly in the market, securing free agents Fraser Forster and Ivan Perisic and signing Yves Bissouma from Brighton for £25million, which has been viewed as a particular coup by the north London club.There's still over two months left for Premier League clubs to complete their business, but O'Hara believes his former side have already got the best of the summer. He told Sky Sports News: "We've won the transfer window we have.

When Pep Guardiola began his managerial career at the highest level in 2008, he showcased a very obvious tactical preference. Simply put, his attacking players in wide areas had to be fast.

Tottenham Hotspur star Jamie O'Hara has slammed Arsenal for handing Eddie Nketiah the club's iconic number 14 shirt.Nketiah follows the likes of Thierry Henry, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Martin Keown in wearing the shirt. The striker signed a new long-term contract with the Gunners on Saturday, with his deal having been set to expire this summer.His new contract will keep him at the Emirates Stadium until at least 2027, though the Gunners are still expected to bring in a new forward this summer. Nketiah mainly served as the back-up to Alexandre Lacazette last term, scoring 10 goals in all competitions.Though he will once again likely take a backseat to whoever the Gunners bring in, Nketiah was still handed one of the club's most iconic numbers.

Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes has hit out at the club’s “ungrateful” supporters following a backlash against Eddie Nketiah.The Gunners confirmed on Saturday that Nketiah had signed a new long-term contract with the club. The 23-year-old had been set for the exit at the end of June, but his form at the back end of last season prompted a rethink, with Arsenal keen to hold onto him after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang left in January. Nketiah scored five goals in the last seven Premier League games of Arsenal’s season and will be a key player for Mikel Arteta next season now Alexandre Lacazette’s exit has been confirmed.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright has hammered one hammers fan who decided to give Eddie Nketiah stick over his recent contract.The former Arsenal forward who has cemented his name in the history of the club found himself having to stand up for the Gooners' academy graduate. The young striker found himself in a rich vein of form as the season came to an end after being on the verge of leaving.

Burnley billed as the man primed to save them from relegation from the Premier League. Five months later and just two goals to his name, the Dutchman has confirmed he won't play for the Clarets again after their relegation to the Championship.