In today’s Football Daily: Manchester City v Liverpool and remembering Thomas Staniforth
Following Lord Ferg and Cardinal Wenger’s canonisation earlier this week, the regrettable phrase “future Hall of Famer” will soon become Premier League parlance. . Saturday’s lunchtime game is a crunch meeting of two managers who will eventually join those forebears within what is presumably a commemorative house of wax just down the corridor from the VAR room at Stockley Park.
These days, Ferg and Weng are best buddies, often found sharing a glass at soccer junkets though Mr Roy won’t be joining his pals’ table for the rest of this season, feeling that at 75, he and Ray Lewington have one last job in them.
City meanwhile aren’t as good as they were while Liverpool are leagues away from where they want to be. “They can beat everyone, like we can beat everyone,” roared Pep. “It’s a super important game,” wailed Jürg. “That’s the one thing not different to all the other years.” Might this be the time they finally lose it with each other? As Ferg and Weng prove, making up later – much later – might actually be fun.
the impact her older brother – a promising 20-year-old Sheffield Wednesday defender who collapsed and died during a night out – has had on her career.
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