Klopp said: “He doesn’t hesitate, he doesn’t wait long! Oh great! Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp responded to Chelsea owner Todd Boehley’s proposed plans to host a Premier League All-Star game. Now, the former scout insists they must all be "kicking themselves" amid the Norwegian's ongoing success. That is according to Molde's former chief scout John Vik, who claims English clubs, such as Liverpool and Arsenal, were strongly advised to snatch the Norway international before it was too late.īut none of them listened to Vik, who worked under former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at the time, because they thought he was too big for a centre-forward Haaland has been on fire at City ever since his £51million move from Borussia Dortmund as he has already registered a staggering 12 goals and one assist in eight matches across all competitions.īut things could have turned out differently as the Reds and the Gunners were offered the star striker when he was 17 years old and starting out in Norway.
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That’s because Thomas Partey has returned to full training following a thigh injury.Īrsenal and Liverpool turned Manchester City superstar Erling Haaland down when he started out at Molde because they thought he was a "target man". One of them is 22-year-old George Lewis, who has been added to the main list even though he has yet to make a senior appearance.Īnd finally, Arsenal have been given a huge boost ahead of Sunday’s clash at Brentford. Manager Mikel Arteta didn’t make any shock omissions but there are some surprise picks involved. Meanwhile, Arsenal have released their 25-man Premier League squad and it’s not short of surprises. “You cannot even rule out the fact they can fight for the title.” “And Arsenal has a chance because the potential is there – hopefully they can do it, at least top four. He said: “This season, from the start, there is no completely dominating team. In other news, former Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believed the Gunners CAN challenge for the Premier League title this seaosn. Uefa rules dictated that Mikel Arteta's side had to find a new date to fulfil the fixture before the World Cup or forfeit the game.Īrsenal chiefs remained confident that it would not come to that, and have managed to squeeze the match in on October 20 by having their previously scheduled fixture against City called off. The match was initially scheduled for Thursday night but was postponed due to a lack of police resources ahead of the Queen’s state funeral next Monday. Whether it be traffic and travel, what's on or crime - this newsletter will have you covered for everything.Arsenal’s clash with Manchester City scheduled for October 19 has been postponed to create a date for the Gunners to play their Europa League tie against PSV Eindhoven.
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The FREE email will land into your inbox every day. Sign up to the Dublin Live Newsletter to get all the latest Dublin news straight to your inbox. Gardai seek video footage of area where car fire killed two children We will bring you all the latest updates on our live blog below.ĭublin Airport chaos as furious Aer Lingus passengers lash out at disruption "If you know of dumping in your area report it to your local authority." A spokesperson warned: "The closer we get to Halloween coupled with the longer evenings the more often we see these types of fires. The Dublin Fire Brigade crew extinguished pallets and waste that were set ablaze. In other news, firefighters tackled a fire in south Dublin yesterday. The left inbound lane has been sealed off between the junction of Leeson Lane and St Stephen's Green. Gardai are at the scene outside Chapter & Verse on Leeson Street Lower. A woman in her 20s has since been arrested and is currently detained for questioning at Pearse Street Garda Station under section 4 of Criminal Justice Act, 1984. "The scene is preserved for forensic and technical examination.
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A garda spokesperson said: " condition is not thought to be life-threatening. The man was treated and removed to St James's Hospital by ambulance. An injured man, in his late 20s, was found outside an apartment complex.
Gardai were alerted to reports of an alleged assault on Leeson Street Lower. A busy Dublin street has been blocked by gardai after a man was found with "apparent stab wounds" this morning.
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