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Stephen Forrester

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Stephen has been a huge football fan and keen writer for decades. He has showcased his skills on his own personal blog, while contributing to other online publications on the subjects of sport and other topics. When it comes to watching the beautiful game, he is a passionate Aston Villa supporter, who also takes a big interest in the fortunes of Celtic. We hope to hone Stephen's interest and knowledge for the game, along with his long-term writing experience, to give him the platform he deserves to showcase his abilities. We are very happy to have Stephen as a part of our growing editorial team.

Jurgen Klopp jokes about unforgotten grudge against James Maddison and Brendan Rodgers

Football, a game of precision, is often defined by small moments that lead to significant consequences. Every fan has their own butterfly effect football story - a pass that should have been made, a shot that needed just an extra inch to score. It turns out; fans aren't the only ones who hold onto these moments. Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp recently revealed his own butterfly effect moment in an interview with Redmen TV.Klopp's unforgettable moment occurred during the penultimate matchweek of...

Liverpool duo on Saudi’s shock transfer list for summer

Liverpool and Mo Salah are gearing up for a summer of surprises, with the Saudi Pro League reportedly setting its sights on some of the club's top talent. Jurgen Klopp is preparing to manage his final Premier League game at Liverpool this weekend, marking the end of an era for the club. His successor, Arne Slot, has big shoes to fill as he steps into a role that demands not only exciting and attacking football but also a strong rapport with fans.While it remains uncertain whether Slot will be ab...

Pep Guardiola takes brutal dig at Arsenal, Man Utd and Chelsea after Spurs win

Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, has vehemently dismissed suggestions that his team's Premier League dominance is 'boring'. He also scoffed at the idea that they have bought their success. This comes amid claims that Manchester City's consistent performance and investment in their squad have made the Premier League too predictable.Guardiola’s comments came as a brutal dig at Arsenal, Manchester United and Chelsea. These teams have also heavily invested in new talent without achieving sign...

Mikel Arteta updates on Saka's fitness ahead of final season game

Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, has dispelled growing fears regarding the fitness status of Bukayo Saka, the club's star winger. Arteta's update comes ahead of the final game of the season after a recent injury scare during the game against Manchester United.Saka was faced with a notable fitness challenge ahead of the match with Manchester United, following an injury on his left leg during the previous weekend's 3-0 victory over Bournemouth. The 22-year-old experienced a knock after a challenge w...

Rio Ferdinand criticizes Erik ten Hag's treatment of Man Utd star

Former Manchester United player, Rio Ferdinand, has expressed his disapproval over the current manager Erik ten Hag's handling of midfielder Casemiro. He has called out the Dutchman for what he perceives as 'unfair' treatment and strongly advised against playing him in defence.Casemiro was positioned at centre-back during Sunday’s 1-0 home defeat to Arsenal. This decision came amidst a defensive injury crisis that saw Harry Maguire, Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw, Raphael Varane, Viktor Lindelof a...