Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher slate 'arrogant' Todd Boehly over All-Star idea

Jamie Carragher's son has secured a loan move but not all of his new club's fans are happy with the signing.19-year-old central defender James Carragher has completed a short-term transfer to Oldham Athletic, joining the non-league side from Wigan Athletic until the start of January. The former captain of Wigan's under-18s side spent six years in Liverpool's academy earlier in his career and was linked with a move to their Merseyside rivals Everton last season.However, Oldham fans are unhappy with the club's decision to recruit another defender and have taken to social media to criticise the signing of Carragher.READ MORE: Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher slate 'arrogant' Todd Boehly over All-Star ideaOne disgruntled supporter tweeted: “Another f***ing defender, another f***ing youngster, another f***ing stupid signing.” Another added: “Please stop with the defenders.”A third Oldham fan also wrote: “Right, what's the formation for Saturday 9-1-0? Jesus Christ.” Meanwhile, another commented: “Ffs why are we signing even more defenders… so if shez is leaving.

Pep Guardiola was not in the mood to comment on the idea of a North vs South All-Star game between Premier League teams but did question when such a match could be squeezed into football's bulging calendar.

football world has been abuzz with talk of a Premier League All-Star match this week thanks to Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly.Fans and pundits have argued back and forth over whether the North of England should take on the South of England in an annual showpiece event, with some all for the idea and others against an 'Americanisation' of the game.But whichever side of the fence you're on, you can't deny you'd like to find out which team would win. So we at Daily Star Sport took it upon ourselves to simulate the game on FIFA to come up with the answer to that question.READ MORE:What a North vs South match would look like as Todd Boehly suggests Prem All-Star gameThe teams were picked without any rules in place over how many players can be included from any one club so it truly is the best XI from each half of the country.

Chelsea boss Graham Potter to substitute an “unhappy” Raheem Sterling against Red Bull Salzburg.Sterling operated in a new wide role in Potter’s first match in charge of the Blues during Wednesday’s Champions League clash. He scored the opener just after half-time but the Austrian side equalised to secure a 1-1 draw.The Englishman was substituted off in the 84th minute for Christian Pulisic and did not look best pleased at the decision.

Chelsea's owner Todd Boehly has confirmed that he wishes to copy the City Football Group model at the London club.

Jurgen Klopp has savaged Chelsea owner Todd Boehly's suggestion of a Premier League All-Star match by joking that the Harlem Globetrotters should also make an appearance.Boehly, who also owns Major League Baseball (MLB) side LA Dodgers, proposed the idea of a one off match between players who play for clubs in the north of England against players who play for clubs in the south while speaking at an international investors and creators conference in the US on Tuesday."People are talking about why don't we have more money for the Pyramid? MLB did their all star game this year," he said. "They made $200m from a Monday and a Tuesday, you could do a North vs South All-Star game from the Premier League to fund the Pyramid very easily."READ MORE: Chelsea owner Todd Boehly suggests Premier League all-star game between North and SouthKlopp was asked about Boehly's comments in the aftermath of his side's 2-1 win over Ajax in the Champions League on Tuesday night, and the Liverpool boss was quick to ridicule it."Great.

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly cited the lack of a “shared vision” behind the sacking of Thomas Tuchel. The American shocked the footballing world when he dismissed the Blues boss barely 18 months after he guided the west Londoners to the Champions League title.

Liverpool left it late to turn around their poor start to the Champions League as Jurgen Klopp's side beat Ajax 2-1 on Tuesday evening.The Reds looked far the better side for large periods at Anfield but were unable to shake off their Dutch opponents until the 89th minute thanks to a Joel Matip header. The Reds had to rely on goal line technology to edge past their Dutch opponentsDespite dominating the game, Liverpool looked less than convincing as they continued to appear a shell of their former clinical selves.

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly after his Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne blunder. The Blues chairman has dropped a number of clangers since his consortium purchased the club from Roman Abramovich earlier this year, including asking former manager Thomas Tuchel to use an impossible formation.

Liverpool Loris Karius has found admirers hard to come by in recent seasons. The German shot stopper plummeted from first choice to fifth choice goalkeeper after his disastrous performance for Jurgen Klopp’s side in the 2017 Champions League final.

Emmerdale’s Hazel is back in the village and sure that her son-in-law Jamie Tate attacked her – leaving his mum Kim in bits.Kim was still under the impression that Jamie was dead after he faked his death to get back at her, and distraught when her granddaughter Millie was taken away from her.But now Hazel and Millie are back, which means the return of actress Kate Anthony. READ MORE: Emmerdale’s Mack mystery partner ‘confirmed’ – threesome twist and ‘not a woman’ From finding fame in rival soap Coronation Street to her Jewish lifestyle and marriage to her famous husband, we take a deep dive into her life away from the ITV Dales. Before finding fame as Hazel in Emmerdale, Kate was best known for playing Pam Hobsworth in Coronation Street – starring in 128 episodes total, including the iconic tram crash.

Chelsea chief Todd Boehly is said to have subtly implied to Billy Gilmour that Thomas Tuchel was facing the sacking before the Blues midfielder sealed an ill-timed transfer to Brighton and Hove Albion. Failing to find favour with Tuchel following his season-long loan at Norwich City, Gilmour completed a £9million move to Brighton on Transfer Deadline Day.

Manchester United fans were wowed by Antony's tricks and skills on his debut but Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher were far less impressed. Not that it bothers the Brazilian any.

Emmerdale viewers have figured out a way for fan-favourite character Joe Tate to return to our screens in time for the ITV soap's 50th anniversary. Joe, played by Ned Porteous, left the soap back in 2018 after Graham Foster's death, escaping the country after faking his own passing and leaving Debbie Dingle devastated.But he could soon be back, along with another character who was confirmed to still be alive – Jamie Tate, Kim's son.READ MORE: Emmerdale’s Mack mystery partner ‘confirmed’ – threesome twist and ‘not a woman’And fans think he could be up to no good, even teaming up with Jamie to finally end Kim's life at her wedding to Will Taylor.

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly and his board of directors might well imitate their Premier League rivals Manchester City by buying feeder clubs to develop young talent elsewhere. Boehly and his board of directors are considering the change in structure at Stamford Bridge - and that could start by buying stakes in continental clubs.The move might lead to the club cutting back on their extensive loan program which has seen 23 players leave on temporary deals for the 2022/23 season alone. READ MORE: Graham Potter 'already eyeing up first Chelsea signing' despite summer spending spree The Sun report that Chelsea 'see an opportunity to improve' by extending scouting and development across Europe and eventually wider.

Thomas Tuchel, Chelsea owner Todd Boehly has demonstrated that he "has no idea about football", according to Mainz sporting director Christian Heidel.The American billionaire brutally dismissed Tuchel on Wednesday just seven games into Chelsea's season, and only 100 days into his reign as owner and chief operator of the club.Heidel, who hired Tuchel as Mainz manager in 2009, said that Boehly will "bitterly regret" the decision and that Chelsea will struggle to fill the German's shoes.READ MORE: Todd Boehly 'wanted Chelsea to use impossible formation' leaving Thomas Tuchel baffled"The sacking is grist to the mill of those who are against investors in football. It was purely an investor’s decision," Heidel told BILD."Someone who has no idea about football probably thought that sixth place wasn’t good enough for him and said: ‘Then let’s try another coach.’ After only six games, I can’t think of any other reason."But Chelsea will bitterly regret this decision – they won’t get such a good coach again so quickly."Will Todd Boehly regret sacking Thomas Tuchel? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.The decision to sack Tuchel came as a complete shock, especially as the club had just splashed £273m on new players over the summer, many of whom were bought on the former Dortmund and PSG head coach's recommendation.Friction between Tuchel and Boehly had been building since Chelsea's pre-season tour of the US, but the axe finally swung following the Blues' dreary 1-0 defeat to Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League on Tuesday.Tuchel's replacement Graham Potter has reportedly been promised longevity and the chance to build his own dynasty, of sorts.

Cristiano Ronaldo and an unprecedented, 4-4-3 formation. Unfortunately, Thomas Tuchel and association football rules put an end to both of those wild dreams.

Thomas Tuchel's strained relationship with Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly reportedly started when the pair clashed over the club's pursuit of Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo.

Jamie Carragher has hit back at former Liverpool team-mate Danny Murphy by slamming his "click bait" comments.The ex-England defender, 44, took issue with Murphy's analysis on TalkSport in which he called out Carragher for "looking for some excuses," following Liverpool's 4-1 thumping against Napoli in the Champions League on Wednesday night. Speaking to CBS after the game, Carragher seemed to question the Reds' summer recruitment strategy by asking "have Liverpool massively got the transfer ideas in the summer wrong, because this team is so far off and it has been at full pelt for five or six years?"READ MORE: Jamie Carragher warns Liverpool 'can't continue' with current tactic and 'have to adapt'Latching onto his analysis, Murphy, who spent seven seasons sharing the Anfield dressing room with Carragher, believed his ex-team-mate was "looking for some excuses" regarding Liverpool's poor form.Murphy added: "He [Carragher] is not looking at the obvious which is a simple mindset change and some of the players have become complacent.