Ten forgotten ‘title challengers’ that prove Solskjaer right
Date published: Wednesday 13th January 2021 7:15 - Matthew Stead
“No-one will remember how the league table looked like on the 12th of January in 2021,”
said Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. And glancing back at Premier League years gone by, he’s absolutely right. These ten sides promised title challenges in January that were long forgotten when all was said and done in May.
10) Liverpool (2016/17)
The prevailing argument of late is that Jurgen Klopp was given four years to help Liverpool achieve their extraordinary form so every other manager for the rest of history should be afforded that same courtesy by their club. It ignores a great deal of context and logic, not least the Premier League title challenge the Reds threatened to embark upon in his first full season as manager.
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Lenn Keller of Oakland was a cofounder of the Bay Area Lesbian Archives. Photo: Brittany Hosea-Small, Special to The Chronicle
In 1975, Lenn Keller arrived in San Francisco to join a flourishing scene of women’s coffeehouses, bookstores and bars. Everywhere she went there were flyers and posters for lesbian bands in concert, benefits for feminist causes and courses for aspiring auto mechanics. So Keller started picking up these flyers and posters and taking them home.
When she gathered too much stuff for a room or even an apartment, she got a storage unit. As this unit filled up, Keller realized a public repository was needed for her stories and all the others. That was the start of Bay Area Lesbian Archives, founded in 2014.
BLACKBURN Rovers have kicked off their 12 Days of Christmas initiative with a visit by striker Adam Armstrong to a local care home. Care homes all across the UK and particularly in East Lancashire have faced a hugely challenging year on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis and as such were hugely grateful to welcome such a high-profile supporter. Armstrong spread some festive cheer at Pendle Brook Care Home and delivered a Christmas hamper to the frontline staff at the Oswaldtwistle care home as a goodwill gesture on behalf of the club for all their work throughout this difficult year. The 23-year-old said: “It’s wonderful to be here.
BLACKBURN Rovers have kicked off their 12 Days of Christmas initiative with a visit by striker Adam Armstrong to a local care home. Care homes all across the UK and particularly in East Lancashire have faced a hugely challenging year on the frontline of the coronavirus crisis and as such were hugely grateful to welcome such a high-profile supporter. Armstrong spread some festive cheer at Pendle Brook Care Home and delivered a Christmas hamper to the frontline staff at the Oswaldtwistle care home as a goodwill gesture on behalf of the club for all their work throughout this difficult year. The 23-year-old said: “It’s wonderful to be here.