Having left Southampton in the summer, Moussa Djenepo is finding it difficult to reignite his stagnating career. Moussa Djenepo joined Southampton for a fee rising to £15 million in the summer of 2019, having been identified as a player with enormous p…
‘Do an Alan Shearer’: Lee Clark now wants Liverpool midfielder to play for Newcastle United
Former Newcastle United player Lee Clark wants his son to ‘do an Alan Shearer’ and play for the Magpies at some point in his career. Lee Clark is the father of Bobby Clark, who has been turning heads in recent weeks following his emergence at Liverpool…
Pep Guardiola calls £40m player ‘exceptional’ just days after Man City are linked with signing him
Pep Guardiola has just called a player Manchester City were recently linked with ‘exceptional.’ Manchester City are back in action after a rare mid-week without a game on Saturday as they take on Newcastle United in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Pep Guard…
Jurgen Klopp shares when Diogo Jota could really be back fit again for Liverpool
Liverpool are slowly getting their full squad back together after an injury-plagued few months. Fortunately, the Reds have managed supremely well without some really key players. However, as Mohamed Salah and Dominik Szoboszlai have shown recently, Liv…
Bidding war now expected for Tottenham player who Ange Postecoglou hasn’t even played this summer
Tottenham Hotspur are expecting a bidding war to potentially unfold this summer for defender Joe Rodon. The Welsh defender has spent the season away from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium with Championship side Leeds United. And it seems he is a player who…
Bensons for Beds still in the red as fewer customers visit stores
By Jon Robinson Bensons for Beds cut its losses as sales passed £250m during its latest financial year, new detailed accounts have revealed. The Lancashire-headquartered company, which is backed by Alteri Investors, posted pre-tax losses of £19.9m for …
St. Patrick’s Day 2024 is nearly here: Your guide to N.J.’s parades
Maybe you think St. Patrick’s Day already happened. That would be understandable, given that St. Patrick’s Day parades in New Jersey have been underway for two weeks (yes, that really was “Frasier Crane,” aka actor Kelsey Grammer, leading the parade in…
NAPTIP saves 100 trafficking victims in Edo, Delta, empowers survivors
The commander said that the empowerment of the three survivors is critical because two of them had babies while the third was pregnant. The Edo Zone of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) rescued more than 100 vic…
Disappearances raise fears over Turkey and Central Asia regimes stepping up collaboration in transnational repression
The disappearances of two Istanbul-based Tajik dissident activists in the past month have come as little surprise to human rights defenders focused on transnational repression. As things stand, there is no word on the fate of Nasimjon Sharifov and Suhr…
Shares in FTSE 100 giant Reckitt plunge as Enfamil baby formula lawsuits mount
By Rupert Hargreaves Shares in FTSE 100 consumer goods giant Reckitt plunged more than 15 per cent on Friday as concerns grew about the firm’s exposure to lawsuits in the US. On Wednesday, an Illinois jury ordered Reckitt’s unit Mead Johnson to pay $60…