Frank Lampard admits Darren Moore’s sacking as West Brom boss left him ‘shocked’.The Baggies axed Moore at the weekend, despite sitting fourth in the Championship with ten games left of the season to play.Moore almost engineered amiraculous escape from relegation last term following Alan Pardew’s disastrous reign and was a popular figure at the Hawthorns.In an exclusive interview with Drivetime on Tuesday, Derby County boss Lampard expressed his sympathy for his managerial counterpart’s plight.
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“From the outside you think surely he would have had an opportunity to see out the season but I was at Chelsea when Ancelotti got sacked for coming second, Conte was sacked last season, and we don’t know what the remits behind the scenes are.“But for sure Darren will be feeling it is harsh and I wish him the best going forward because he certainly is a very talented coach.”
Leeds United transfer news: Championship leaders tracking starlet Francesco Paolo Clement, with Fulham also monitoring the Italian forward Clement, who turns 16 in February, was previously on
Leeds United transfer news: Championship leaders tracking
Manchester City youngster Phil Foden has signed a new five-and-a-half-year contract extension with the club. The deal commits the midfielder's future to City until 2024.
Phil Foden signs new Manchester City contract until 2024
Super Computer predicts where every club will be in the table after five games County Championship: Worcestershire v Lancashire is abandoned as a draw Troublesome ankle puts Mark Wood in doubt for West Indies game
Championship 2018/19 table: Super Computer pred | SportSpyder
Premier League results: West Ham beat Huddersfield in seven
Tottenham star Christian Eriksen joins exclusive list after assist against Liverpool That made the Dane the first player since Manchester United legend David Beckham to provide Eriksen now
Eden Hazard wins Premier League playmaker award for most
What about Chelsea's out of contract players? David Luiz, Olivier Giroud and Gary Cahill are the most high-profile players out of contract at the end of next month and have been able to speak with foreign clubs over a free transfer since January. Although, none of the trio have committed their futures elsewhere yet.
David Luiz could be forced out by Chelsea's over-30s contract
Uefa Nations League: England fan violence in Porto labelled 'an embarrassment' by the FA. Eyewitnesses said some fans started hurling bottles at Potuguese fans as well as police
Uefa Nations League: England fan violence in Porto labelled
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The Football Association has called the fans involved in disturbances in Porto an "embarrassment" to the England team. The Three Lions' preparations for Thursday's Nations League semi-final with Holland in Guimaraes have been overshadowed by another night of disruption in nearby Porto.
Portugal police monitoring hooligans during Nations League
Liverpool transfer story is 'bizarre': Sean Dyche hits back after James Tarkowski claim BURNLEY boss Sean Dyche has labelled reported Liverpool interest in defender James Tarkowski as "bizarre".
Liverpool transfer news: Burnley slap huge price-tag on James
Fernando Llorente would be "delighted" to know he's staying at Tottenham Hotspur for another season ahead of his contract's expiration this summer. Llorente, who scored in Spurs' 3-0 win over
Fernando Llorente would be delighted to extend Spurs contract
West Ham pull the plug on Marko Arnautovic's big-money move to China after the striker was involved in disagreement with bosses over switch West Ham have left him out of squad for Saturday's
Marko Arnautovic trains with West Ham team-mates with China
FEE AGREED? The Tottenham manager is understood to be the no.1 choice to take over full-time, with Solskjaer was appointed as caretaker until the end of the season after Jose Mourinho's sacking Manchester United and Molde have reportedly agreed a fee if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer becomes permanent manager of the Red Devils in the summer.
Manchester United and Molde agree fee if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
talkSPORT host Adrian Durham has described Arsenal as odious, obnoxious and offensive in a scathing attack on the club. The Drivetime presenter's furious rant came after Gunners star Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was awarded Premier League Player of the Month despite starting just one game in October.
Adrian Durham launches extraordinary attack on Arsenal after
talkSPORT host Adrian Durham has slammed Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson for his 'ridiculous' yellow card that he picked up against Bayern Munich. Robertson was cautioned by the referee for an ill-timed tackle on Leon Goretzka in the final moments of the second leg of the last-16 tie, which the Reds comfortably won.
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