Liverpool legend John Arne Riise has rubbished Paul Ince’s claims he could’ve had the same impact at Manchester United as current interim boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.Solskjaer has won nine of his 10 games in charge of United since taking over from the sacked Jose Mourinho in December.
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4However, former Red Devils midfielder Ince has sparked controversy after suggesting on BT Sport’s Saturday Morning Savage that ‘anyone’ could have done the job the Norwegian has done.He said: “I think I could have gone in at the time.“They needed someone to rest the ship, I think I could have done that.“Brucie (Steve Bruce) could have done it, Mark Hughes could have too.”Ince, 51, who was last in charge of Blackpool in 2014, stood by his comments in a column published on Sunday by BBC Sport.
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Several Cheltenham fans took to social media to speak out against the "disgusting" and "horrendous" alleged incidents. The Football Association is investigating reports Macclesfield manager Sol Campbell was subjected to homophobic abuse during the Sky Bet League Two match at Cheltenham on Saturday.
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Former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong expressed his frustration as Everton led the Gunners 1-0 in Sunday's Premier League clash. Frimpong, who came through the north Londoners' academy before making 16 first-team appearances, remains a loyal supporter of the club he joined aged nine.
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Harry Redknapp has suggested the Chelsea job may be too big for nephew Frank Lampard to take on so early in his career. The Blues legend has been linked with a shock return to take over at Stamford Bridge just one season into his first managerial post at Derby County.
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