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Jude Bellingham is the Real Madrid star but it is Phil Foden who reminds me of Zinedine Zidane
One of Gareth Southgate’s biggest problems, if you can call it that, is how to get Foden and Bellingham into the England starting XI
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Man City could become greatest Premier League side – but 115 charges are inescapable
Guardiola’s team have raised the bar to an unprecedented height, but City will never escape shadow of allegations until they are dealt with
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Erik ten Hag and Mikel Arteta’s first two years may look similar, but they are not alike
Man Utd no better off two seasons on and, by contrast with Arsenal manager’s initial struggles, do not have a coherent strategy
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Everton’s takeover screams danger – 777 could pose a bigger threat than relegation
Fans and interested onlookers alike need to realise that when something looks wrong, feels wrong and smells wrong – it may well be wrong
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Virgil van Dijk, Phil Foden or Declan Rice will decide title race – and be named Player of the Year
Each player has driven their team to this point and set up the run-in to be the best in Premier League history
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Why I loved Erik ten Hag having a go back at me
Plus, Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to emulate the Sir Alex Ferguson era but as long as the Catalan is across town, City will still be top dogs
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Like Shankly, Klopp is a Godlike figure – he doesn’t need trophies to prove that
Manager's influence on Liverpool's players, staff and supporters will long outlast him and this Carabao Cup final victory
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No phones, no egos, no flash cars: Jamie Carragher interviews the brains behind Liverpool's talent factory
Under Alex Inglethorpe, more and more academy graduates are passing Jurgen Klopp 'auditions', which is critical to Liverpool's success
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Rob Edwards could be manager of the season – Luton have given the rest of football hope
Vincent Kompany's Burnley were more heralded after promotion but Luton recognised the value of physicality in the top flight
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Aston Villa must seize their moment – we need more challengers for major trophies
Trophies are historically won by the wealthiest clubs, which is why likes of Aston Villa must not lose sight of what is within their grasp
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Jurgen Klopp’s exit and Pep Guardiola doubts leave Arsenal primed to finally end title drought
With uncertainty surrounding their two great rivals, the door appears ajar for Mikel Arteta and Arsenal – now they must walk through it
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Thank you for changing our lives, Jurgen – but I worry how Liverpool fill the vacuum
Xabi Alonso would be my choice as the new Liverpool manager – he understands this club and this city
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Everton’s crisis is on Farhad Moshiri: One of English football’s worst-ever owners
There is a vacuum at Goodison Park and sole responsibility for their grim predicament lies with the people who ran the club so badly
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Erik ten Hag is on trial at Manchester United – he is currently no more than an interim manager
Sir Jim Ratcliffe will want to reshape the club in his image and managers in place after takeovers are always vulnerable
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Newcastle have overachieved – FFP means they can never do what Chelsea and Man City did
Eddie Howe has worked wonders in the North East, but strict new financial rules mean buying instant success is no longer possible
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Liverpool is Arsenal’s Everest – win at Anfield and title is theirs to lose
With Jürgen Klopp having fired up his fans, Mikel Arteta’s side can deliver a defining statement at the ground where he froze as a player
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