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Liverpool announce significant pre-tax losses as coronavirus hits Reds finances hard

Liverpool announce significant pre-tax losses as coronavirus hits Reds finances hard Irish Mirror 1 hour ago Darren Wells Replay Video Liverpool have announced pre-tax losses of £46million for the financial year ending on May 31, 2020. The Reds also revealed their overall revenue for the period stood at £490m - down £43m on the previous year. Understandably the club's matchday revenue took a hit of £13m due to having four home matches take place without the presence of fans, due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. Media revenue also fell by £59m with a club statement attributing the drop to the Premier League season finishing later than had been expected in July, which fell outside of the financial year.

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Kevin Sheedy dismisses 'baseless rumour' regarding his Waterford future

Kevin Sheedy dismisses 'baseless rumour' regarding his Waterford future The Ireland legend and assistant Mike Newell have not resigned from their management roles. By Paul Dollery Thursday 22 Apr 2021, 7:00 PM Thu 7:00 PM 6,351 Views 1 Comment Waterford manager Kevin Sheedy. Image: Bryan Keane/INPHO WATERFORD HAVE SOUGHT to quell speculation over Kevin Sheedy’s future at the club, with the former Republic of Ireland international insisting that he hasn’t quit his role as manager. Earlier today, reports emerged locally which claimed that Sheedy and assistant boss Mike Newell have departed the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division outfit after just six games in charge.

Key trio not named, as Liverpool cohort jump queue for new contract talks

Key trio not named, as Liverpool cohort jump queue for new contract talks Date published: Tuesday 6th April 2021 4:13 - Jonny Whitfield Liverpool plan to hold contract talks sooner rather than later with Mohamed Salah and three other star players, according to a report. Jurgen Klopp has built a Champions League and Premier League-winning team since his 2015 arrival. While he has kept some players from before his time, several signings have proved crucial. Indeed, winger Salah has 120 goals in 193 Reds games and has become their record Champions League goalscorer. Therefore,  Liverpool have made priorities for talks over new a new contract.

Southgate names two uncapped full-backs rivalling Trent for England return

Dropped Alexander-Arnold 'hasn't played at the level he found in the last couple of years', says Southgate

La Liga chief cautious but hopes to welcome Salah to Spanish league

La Liga chief Javier Tebas has said that he hopes that Liverpool's Mohamed Salah will make a move to a Spanish club, although admitted it is "very unlikely" a switch will happen this summer.

From Man Utd title-winner to released in Cyprus after 17 days: The fall of Alexander Buttner

All we know for certain is that a Premier League-winning defender who was once personally vouched for by Sir Alex Ferguson, at an age where he should still be at the peak of his powers, is now splashing about in the free agency pool. Of course, that Buttner even ended up at Old Trafford was surprising. Buttner was due to join newly promoted Southampton in the summer of 2012 but when that deal fell through, United signed him as cover for the ageing Patrice Evra. However, his £4 million ($5.5m) switch from Vitesse even came as a shock to United’s own scouts. Ed van Stijn, who headed up the Red Devils' recruitment department in the Netherlands, was particularly astounded, as he didn't think Buttner was close to being the best left-back in the Eredivisie.

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Every Premier League-winning team, ranked: from the Invincibles to the treble winners

Ranking all of the teams ever to win the Premier League is a thankless task. For a start, the game has changed enormously over the almost three decades since the Premier League began. Is it fair to compare Blackburn Rovers’ mostly English title-winners with the more stellar international names plying their trade at the City Of Manchester Stadium in 2019? Added to which, you rank anything in football and you’re going to piss someone off. You could argue that Eric Cantona had the best eyebrows in football and someone would firebomb your house and paint “Manc scum” on the ruins.