Tottenham 'fail in Brendan Rodgers bid' as they step up search for Jose Mourinho's successor

EXCLUSIVE: How’s this for a strong lineage — Matt Barr, who played 2020s Hoyt Rawlins on the CW’s Walker, will also play 1800s Hoyt Rawlins in the network’s pilot Walker: Independence. Barr has been been tapped as the male lead in the project, executive produced by Walker‘s Jared Padalecki.

EastEnders favourite Tamzin Outhwaite could barely cast aside her horror at seeing the online footage.The 51-year-old took to Twitter tonight to vent her frustration at the war."Watching that heroic Doctor on @SkyNews in the children’s hospital, has broken me," she announced to her 255,100 followers, warning: "This is NOT a military operation.""Some of the videos I have seen in residential areas are horrific," she continued."Innocent civilians being targeted. #StopWarInUkraine #StandingWithUkraine."The soap star was referring to heart-rending coverage of injured young people which was broadcast earlier in the day.The news comes amid reports that injured civilian soldiers in Ukraine are keen to dismiss their injuries and get back onto the front line to defend their country.Vladimir Putin's troops rained cluster bombs down on children's schools and hospitals, and a baby was born in a hospital basement, while soldiers opened fire outside.Hundreds of Ukraine's civilians, including children, have been killed in the short few days since the conflict began, after getting caught in the crossfire.Though Tamzin has had experience enacting tough scenes relating to international conflict after starring in Foyle's War, these real-life situations have left her overwhelmed.Many of her fans responded to her Twitter posts regarding the scenes to share similar feelings of horror."Absolutely horrific dads leaving their small children not knowing if they will ever see them again," @hugelunchbox wrote in the comments section."Watched it.

The One Show presenters Alex Jones, 44, and Harry Judd, 36, on the BBC programme where the British comic addressed his new move, The Alan Partridge Stratagem Live Tour, which kicks off in April.The on-screen star, who is known for his funny quips as the legendary character Alan Partridge, admitted he often "puts his foot in his mouth".The TV star, who has portrayed Alan on and off since he was 26, admitted that his character's off-the-cuff remarks could see him being "cancelled" as the trio discussed cancel culture.Speaking about his upcoming tour, the BBC presenters probed Steve about his role as Alan.It comes as McFly star Harry joked that he faced being "cancelled" as he revealed the subjects that would be covered during the stage tour.When quizzed about the tour, the British comic replied: "It will all be presented by Alan [Partridge]."He will be behaving like a lifestyle guru who will help the audience to solve their problems."Anyone who has any personal problems or they've got psychological phobias I will guide them through that, talk them through that."Give them the benefit of his wisdom and the knowledge that he has accumulated over the years."Steve continued: "He will also be approaching modern issues.

Jose Mourinho shocked the football world by returning to management just 15 days after being sacked by Tottenham.

Another day, another candidate out of the running. For Tottenham chief Daniel Levy, the search for a successor to Jose Mourinho is proving difficult to conclude.

Liverpool manager and “football obsessive” Rafa Benitez to take over at Tottenham this summer.Spurs are on the hunt for a new permanent boss following Jose Mourinho’s sacking last month, with Ryan Mason currently in temporary charge until the end of the season.The north London club were reportedly keen to appoint Julian Nagelsmann as their next gaffer, but the RB Leipzig coach has instead agreed to join Bayern Munich.Erik ten Hag, another rumoured target, also put pen to paper on a new contract at Ajax last week, while Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has ruled himself out of contention.Spurs are not exactly blessed with a host of managerial options, but Crouch has put Benitez’s name forward as a candidate to replace Mourinho.When asked if

Dimitar Berbatov has tipped Fulham boss Scott Parker as the ideal candidate to replace Jose Mourinho in the Tottenham hotseat.

Brendan Rodgers has issued a diplomatic response when probed if he would be pleased for protege Steven Gerrard if he secured an Invincible Premiership season with Rangers.The pair worked together at Liverpool and also locked horns in Glasgow with the duo sharing their mutual admiration publicly on a number of occasions.The Leicester boss has been impressed with the Ibrox side this season and believes the Kop icon will be plotting a sustained period of success ahead of a potential Champions League tilt.But Rodgers stopped short of wishing Gerrard good luck for Sunday with the former Celtic admitting his allegiances still remain very much in the east end of the city.Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "Listen, it would be very difficult for me

Tottenham are back to square one in their hunt for a new manager after Brendan Rodgers and Julian Nagelsmann both decided against taking over from Jose Mourinho.

Steven Gerrard on Instagram by reminding the Liverpool legend of one of his darkest Anfield moments. April 27 marks the seven-year anniversary of Gerrard's infamous 'slip' that eventually cost Brendan Rodgers' Reds the Premier League title in 2014.Mourinho was in the Chelsea dugout in Merseyside that day and it was his attritional tactics that led the Blues to a famous 2-0 win.

Don't wait around for updates - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Tottenham will focus on landing Brendan Rodgers after missing out on Julian Nagelsmann.But Spurs fear they are fighting a losing battle to lure the Leicester boss and have already started sounding out alternative candidates.Salzburg’s Jesse Marsch and Erik ten Hag of Ajax are among those now being looked at by the club, with Belgium boss Roberto Martinez also interested.But in a widely-expected move, Leipzig boss Nagelsmann yesterday agreed to take over at Bayern Munich next season.The highly-rated 33-year-old will move to Bayern on a five-year deal to replace Hansi Flick, who is set to become Germany boss.Tottenham always knew they were outsiders to win

Former Tottenham and England legend Teddy Sheringham has said Jose Mourinho was "never the right fit" for Spurs.

Arsenal fan Jack Whitehall wants Leicester to finish in the top-four after accusing the European Super League clubs of chatting “s***.”The Foxes look set for a return to the Champions League for the first time since 2017 after Monday night’s 2-1 win over Crystal Palace.Goals from Timothy Castagne and Kelechi Iheanacho secured victory at the King Power to move Leicester seven points clear of fifth.And with European qualification almost in the bag, Gunners super-fan Whitehall is lending his support to Brendan Rodgers’ side for the run-in. Referencing the “cabal” of clubs who wanted to join the European Super League, the comedian tweeted: “Big up Leicester City.“Really hope they qualify for the Champions League.

Tottenham Hotspur are looking for a new manager, having parted ways with Jose Mourinho on Monday after 17 months in charge.

Jamie Carragher has admitted he was sceptic of Brendan Rodgers' methods when he first arrived at Liverpool.

Brendan Rodgers is the most talented British boss around. Despite the acrimony from fans when he left the club for Leicester City in February 2019, his accomplishments back in England since have led to an even greater standing in the game.

Tottenham could be handed a major transfer boost if chairman Daniel Levy opts to appoint Maurizio Sarri as Jose Mourinho’s replacement.With Julian Nagelsmann set to take over at Bayern Munich this summer, Levy’s options in his search for a new boss appear to be narrowing.One manager who has experience at the top level and is currently out of work is former Chelsea and Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri.Sarri’s time at the Blues and Juve were controversial, with supporters left unhappy with his style of football, though he did win the Europa League and Serie A in successive seasons.The Italian has been out of work since being sacked by the Old Lady last August, but has proven he can build a team into top four contenders.He showcased that talent

Jamie Redknapp has run the rule over eight prospective candidates to succeed Jose Mourinho as permanent Tottenham boss in the summer.

Leicester on the final afternoon of the season clutching a big fat contract for Brendan Rodgers. And Rodgers could be forgiven for telling the Tottenham supremo to shove it where the sun doesn't shine.

Tottenham Supporters Trust have run out of patience for the club’s board for ‘clearly not acting in the best interests of the football club’ in joining the European Super League.The damming response comes following fan protests outside their new stadium prior to the win over Southampton in Ryan Mason’s first game as boss on Wednesday.Chairman Daniel Levy was appointed to the board way back in December 2000, and owns 29.4% of the share capital of ENIC Group - which control 85.55% of Spurs.British billionaire Joe Lewis owns 70.6% of the investment company, but the Trust have noted that they do not want to be left in a situation with no board and no owners.After outlining that 90% of members vote in agreement, they revealed their new stance as

Celtic immediately following his sacking at Tottenham. The Portuguese was axed on Monday by Spurs chief Daniel Levy just days before he was due to lead his side out in the Carabao Cup Final against Manchester City.