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BOOK REVIEW: CROSSING THE PARK by Peter Kenny Jones (2023)

Rafa Benitez writes the Foreword to Crossing The Park and with this page-turner we soon get into “the nitty-gritty” from The 1800s and on through to  Merseyside-modern via the long and winding river tributaries leading to fitting tributes to some great football players who’ve played for both Everton and Liverpool.

For example, ex-Ipswich Town forward David Johnson who played twice for The Reds and twice for The Toffees and sadly passed away only last November (2022) aged 71. 

On the positive, aside from all his goals and England caps, Johnson was the first player to make 100 appearances for both clubs. 

On the negative, he failed to win over Everton supporters with injuries playing a part, and maybe supporting Liverpool as a kid!

The general theme of Peter Kenny Jones’s hardback is football rivalry, thanks to certain individuals Crossing The Park from Anfield to Goodison (and vice-versa). Hence this able author giving ratings for each player that made the difficult, but short road trip for their status as a “Legend” or “Traitor”.

So, Crossing The Park is a history lesson, ferrying readers minds across the Mersey; at the conclusion of the Jones’s book one feels one has learned many new facts and figures, so...result!

Crossing The Park is out on 24 April, 2023 on PITCH and very neatly scribed by Peter Kenny Jones who knows how to write interestingly on “The Men Who Dared To Play For Both”.

Rating: 9/10 

https://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/shop/crossing-park

Mark Watkins, Dare radio, 27 April, 2023.

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Moshiri wants Bielsa

Moshiri wants Bielsa as Toffees new manager The MirrorFamous British media reported that Everton club owner Farhad แทงบอล Moshiri. Want to appoint Marcelo Bielsa as the new manager to replace Frank Lampard.Everton are doing poorly as they are currently second in the  Premier League. And only won 3 games until the cause of Lampard had to be fired from the position of coachMoshiri worked alongside managers such as Rafael Benitez and Carlo Ancelotti at Goodison Park.Most recently, Bielsa was placed as the number one target to turn around the club's situation.It is understood Moshiri wanted Bielsa in order to keep Everton, who were never relegated in the Premier League era, safe. However, he also needs board approval.Bielsa guided Leeds United to the Premier League in 2020 after a decade away from the English top flight.The Argentine coach's approach to football has been highly praised. And he led the "Yung Thong" team to a 9th place finish in the first season of the Premier League.

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Lampard Sacked As Boss Of Troubled Everton

London, (APP – UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News – 24th Jan, 2023 ) :Frank Lampard was sacked as Everton manager on Monday after less than a year in charge at the struggling Premier League club. Lampard was hired by Everton to replace Rafael Benitez in January 2022, but the former Chelsea boss leaves with the team languishing 19th in the table. Everton fell to a damaging 2-0 defeat at relegation…

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Everton latest News: Thelwell to force Key Everton player exit after closing on significant deal

Everton latest News: Thelwell to force Key Everton player exit after closing on significant deal

Kevin Thelwell has been verge of completing a deal move for Everton key player. As The Chronicle reported on Thursday, 7 July, negotiations between Newcastle United and Everton about the sale of Anthony Gordon are still ongoing. The Toffees are about to give Gordon a new “bumper” deal to stave off Newcastle’s demands, according to The Daily Mail (7 July). Nevertheless, The Chronicle stated (7…

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Rafael Benitez SACKED as Everton manager after Norwich defeat extends poor record to one win in 13 Premier League matches

BREAKING NEWS: Rafael Benitez is SACKED as Everton manager #EFC

Rafael Benitez has been sacked as Everton’s manager following their dismal defeat at Norwich City on Saturday. The Spaniard was dismissed on Sunday after the Toffees loss at Norfolk extended their poor record to just one win in their last 13 Premier League matches. The travelling fans were calling for Benitez to leave before the game started and two goals in quick succession, Adam Idah adding…

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Late Gray show helps Everton beat Arsenal 2-1

Late Gray show helps Everton beat Arsenal 2-1

Everton eased some of the pressure on manager Rafa Benitez as it ground out a comeback 2-1 home win over Arsenal in the Premier League on Monday, with Demarai Gray netting a stunning stoppage-time winner after setting up the equaliser. Brazilian forward Richarlison, who had two goals scrapped for marginal offsides after VAR checks, had levelled in the 79th minute after Gray hit the crossbar,…

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Benitez's Creative Everton Aim

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Everton Appoint Rafael Benitez As New Manager

Everton Appoint Rafael Benitez As New Manager

Everton have appointed Rafael Benitez as their new manager on a three-year deal. Everton Appoint Rafael Benitez As New Manager Former Liverpool boss Benitez, 61, becomes Carlo Ancelotti’s successor at Goodison Park after the Italian resigned from his post to return to Real Madrid on June 1. Everton said in a club statement the Spaniard’s appointment followed “a robust and wide-reaching…

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Everton appoint Rafael Benitez as their new manager ahead of 2021/22 season

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is benitez new everton’s coach???? why does life hate james rodriguez so much?

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News Truoctrandau: Tin chuyển nhượng ngày 28/8: PSG sẵn sàng kích nổ Haaland, Chelsea giữ chân Christensen

PSG sẵn sàng kích nổ Haaland, Chelsea giữ chân Christensen,...là những tin chính sẽ có trong điểm tin chuyển nhượng ngày 28/8.

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Juventus nhắm Hazard thay Ronaldo

 Sau khi để Cristiano Ronaldo gia nhập Man Utd, CLB Juventus đang tính chiêu mộ Eden Hazard của Real Madrid để thay thế. Những chấn thương dai dẳng đã ngăn cản cầu thủ người Bỉ đóng góp cho Los Blancos kể từ khi chuyển tới đội bóng này vào năm 2019. 

 >>> Messi: Tôi muốn cùng PSG vô địch Champions League

>>> CHÍNH THỨC: Arsenal chiêu mộ thành công Ben White

 Baba Rahman gia nhập Reading

 Chelsea đã đồng ý để hậu vệ Baba Rahman chuyển đến CLB Reading thi đấu theo dạng cho mượn tới hết mùa giải 2021/22. Mặc dù vậy, để tránh mất trắng hậu vệ người Bờ Biển Ngà vào mùa hè năm sau, đội bóng thành London đã gia hạn hợp đồng thêm 1 năm.

 Richarlison không rời Everton

  Xem thêm: Nhan Dinh Euro 2021

Trước viễn cảnh PSG đã liên hệ với người đại diện của tiền đạo Richarlison nhằm đưa cầu thủ này tới sân Công viên các Hoàng tử, HLV Rafa Benitez đã phải lên tiếng. Theo đó, chiến lược gia người Tây Ban Nha khẳng định cầu thủ người Brazil sẽ không rời Everton và ông rất muốn có được sự phục vụ của anh trong mùa giải năm nay.

 PSG sẵn sàng kích nổ Haaland

Truyền thông Châu Âu đang râm ran tin đồ Paris Saint Germain sẽ chiêu mộ Erling Haaland ngay trong mùa Hè này nếu Kylian Mbappe gia nhập Real Madrid. Được biết, Los Blancos sẵn sàng trả cho đội bóng nước Pháp 200 triệu euro tiền mặt để đổi lấy sự phục vụ của Mbappe và PSG muốn dùng toàn bộ số tiền này để tái đầu tư vào thương vụ Haaland.

 Chelsea gia hạn với Christensen

 Chelsea được cho là đã thuyết phục thành công trung vệ Andreas Christensen ký vào một bản hợp ��ồng mới có thời hạn 4 năm, kèm theo tùy chọn gia hạn thêm một năm sau đó. Mức lương mà cầu thủ người Đan Mạch sẽ nhận trong giao kèo mới rơi vào khoảng 120 ngàn bảng, gấp rưỡi con số 80 ngàn hiện tại. 

 Sissoko rời Tottenham

 Mới đây, CLB Tottenham đồng ý để tiền vệ Moussa Sissoko chuyển tới khoác áo CLB Watford. Tiền vệ người Pháp sẽ ký hợp đồng có thời hạn 2 năm với đội bóng tân binh của Ngoại hạng Anh trong khi Spurs sẽ nhận khoảng 5 triệu bảng phí chuyển nhượng.

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Everton latest News: Everton in huge fight with Tottenham over most sought-after clinical predator for Lampard

Everton latest News: Everton in huge fight with Tottenham over most sought-after clinical predator for Lampard

After much deliberation with club owner everton make there stay noticeable as they prepare to fight it out with Liverpool over signing of great predator. According to a report from the French publication Foot Mercato, Everton is one of the teams interested in acquiring Mohamed Bayo, a striker currently playing for Clermont Foot. WHAT IT IS: WANTED MAN A graduate of Clermont’s development…

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Everton vs Southampton match preview

Goodison Park will be the venue when Southampton take on Everton on Saturday afternoon. They will look to put a woeful end to their previous season behind them, and win their opening game for the first time since a 1-0 win at West Brom in 2013. The Saints will have to win at a ground they have not won at since 1997 if they want to get their season off to a good start. Everton have had completely contrasting fortunes on the opening day, as they are now unbeaten in each of the last 9 seasons in game week one.

New Everton boss Rafael Benitez has confirmed that Dominic Calvert Lewin and Richarlison are fit to play, despite the latter only recently competing at the Tokyo Olympics for Brazil. However, they do have five players out with Covid-19, the only one named is Colombian forward James Rodriguez. It is thought that Rafa will continue to use his favoured 4-2-3-1 formation at Everton, with two of Doucoure, Allan or Gbamin offering defensive cover to the back line with four more attacking players further forward, likely to include Calvert Lewin and Richarlison in behind. New signings Demarai Gray and Andros Townsend could also make their debuts in the front four as well.

Southampton have a full squad barring young attacking midfielder Will Smallbone available to them, well those who have remained at the club anyway. This means that James Ward Prowse should be set to continue his streak of not missing a single minute of a Premier league game in almost two and a half years. The Saints are almost certain to line up in Ralph Hassenhuttl’s notorious 4-2-2-2 formation, with the midfield pivot of Oriol Romeu and James Ward Prowse looking to isolate the lone Everton attacking midfielder. New signing Adam Armstrong could make his debut up front next to Che Adams after the departure of Danny Ings, just 10 days ago. The former Blackburn Rovers talisman scored 28 goals in just 40 Championship games last season and is known to take a punt at goal quite often after having the most shots in the Championship last season. Mo Salisu is expected to partner Jan Bednarek in defence after the departure of Jannik Vestergaard to Leicester for around £15million yesterday as well.

Everton’s last pre season game was a 4-0 defeat at Old Trafford however they looked sloppy and off the pace. Jordan Pickford had a slight disaster in goal, before behind subbed at half time for Asmir Begovic, whilst Townsend and Gray will be hoping to make a little more impact this weekend after recently signing for the club. It must be said that Benitez needs to get off to a fairly quick start, or the fans could turn on him quicker than milk left in the Sahara, owing to his former Liverpool connections.

Southampton’s last pre season game actually didn’t go much better for them. A 3-1 defeat at home to Athletic Bilbao got alarm bells ringing as they were outclassed and outplayed by the Spanish outfit. Theo Walcott scored the goal for Saints but they were torn apart far too easily with the defence betting turned inside out far too often and the midfield offering little protection. On a positive note, the side was slightly rotated with Livramento, Valery, Diallo, Obafemi and Long all getting minutes and the Saints were unbeaten in pre season before that as well so not all doom and gloom.

Southampton will want to get off to a good start in this game, as the Toffee’s fans could quickly turn on Rafa and make it much harder for the players to settle. The midfield battle will be key with Romeu and Ward Prowse possibly facing off against Allan, Doucoure and Davies and they will have to outmuscle them and outwit them if Saints want to get hold of the game and not let Everton get into the ascendancy.

On the other hand, it is very possible that Saints will go to Goodison and concede possession in order to play on the counter attack, having tried and tested this all throughout pre season. They have looked much sharper and quicker in transition from defence to attack in pre season, with Nathan Tella being a key linchpin in this change. The former Arsenal starlet has the ability to absolutely terrify defences with his sheer speed, bravery and decisiveness on the break. This, partnered up with the pace of Adam Armstrong, and the hold up ability of Che Adams could prove to be a fresh way for Southampton to find the back of the net this season, after not managing a single goal on the counter in the last campaign.

As for Everton, they will just be hoping that their talisman, Dominic Calvert Lewin, can find his best form again this season as him scoring 15 or more goals this season is their best chance at securing a respectable top eight finish. His positioning and sheer dominance in the air won Everton a fair few points on his own last season, including a last minute equaliser at Old Trafford.

It is likely that Rafa will start the game with his attackers more narrow, as he likes to do, to try and find gaps in behind the Southampton centre backs. However, he will slowly stretch the game when Saints start to leave gaps out on the flanks, which Kyle Walker Peters and Romain Perraud tend to do when they push up the pitch to join the attacks, supporting the wingers/number 10s on the overlap. Especially seeing as Perraud managed to get three goals and seven assists last season for Stade Brestois, he will be joining the attack plenty and possibly putting some dangerous balls into the box for Adams especially, but nonetheless leaving gaps in behind for Richarlison and Iwobi to run into.

All in all, it should be an interesting game and will be fascinating to see how Rafa sets Everton up, and if he can get them to find some sort of consistent form or strategy, something that Ancelotti never really managed. As for Southampton, it seems they have already been written off by rival fans after the losses of Vestergaard and Ings, however they could still surprise a few this season. This is very dependant on the likes of Adam Armstrong and Che Adams stepping up and scoring the goals that Ings once did for the club.

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Premier League 2019-20 team guide: Liverpool to be Manchester City’s closest title rivals

The new Premier League Season is coming.

While some teams are looking for last-minute transfer deals, others have more confidence in their current team.

Sportsmail gives the completion of each team this season.

Chelsea would do well to put this in the top four season to end under new manager Frank Lampard

Arsenal – last season: 5th

What's new: Arsenal spends £ 72m on one player, even in installments . The arrival of Ivory Coast winger Nicolas Pepe has given fans hope for a return to the Champions League.

Who They Want: Celtic Left Back Kieran Tierney could arrive before the end of the window.

Bookies say: Gunners are 5-4 to get back in the top four.

We say: Terrifying front three but still plagued by the same problems at the back.

Spent: £ 105m

Players in: 4

Received: £ 11.5 m

Aston Villa – last season: promoted

What's new: Play-offs championships last season, now the sixth largest in Europe. Twelve new signings, including both Tyrone Mings and the Brazilian striker Wesley on more than £ 20m each. At least things.

Who They Want: After all those releases, Villa could still be on the market for Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips.

Bookies say: Only Man Utd has spent more, but Villa has yet to fall 2-1.

We say: Who knows? Could be inspired, could be Fulham all over again.

Spent: £ 134m

Players in: 12

Received: £ 0 m

Bournemouth – last season: 14th

What's new: A £ 100,000-week contract for Striker Callum Wilson. Huge money, but vital for Eddie Howe. Will thrive from the service of Ryan Fraser and new £ 16m winger Arnaut Danjuma.

Who they want: With a crisis in midfield, the cherries are talking about a movement of 25m Liverpool winger Harry Wilson.

Bookies say: 9-2 are banned only 5-1 for a top-10 finish.

We say: Insert a pin in the middle of the table.

Spent: £ 48m

Players in: 4

Received: [19459175] £ 31m

Brighton – last season: 17th

[1945902] What's new: Graham Potter has replaced the fired Chris Hughton who could see Brighton playing more offensive football under the former Swansea boss . Stalwart defends that Bruno has also retired.

Who They Want: Breaking their transfer record and signed 22m in the center behind Adam Webster from Bristol City. Plan now to keep Leicester away from Lewis Dunk.

Bookies say: 2-1 to go down, firing Potter's third favorite first.

We say: Another relegation battle.

Spent: £ 43m

Players in: 4

Received: £ 0m

Burnley – last season: 15th

What's new: No European distraction for Burnley this season, which seriously hampered the first half of their campaign in the past term. Have resigned from Jay Rodriguez in a £ 10 million deal.

Who They Want: Burnley signed goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell of Leeds after selling Tom Heaton to Villa.

Bookies say: Relegation scrap on the cards, 2-1 before the drop.

We say: Should be safe, but no chance of challenging to weather & # 39; Best of the Rest & # 39; to be.

Spent: £ 14m

Players in:

4

Received: £ 8m

Chelsea – last season: 3rd

What's new: Frank Lampard is back to replace Maurizio Sarri, Eden Hazard has left and Christian Pulisic has arrived to buy Belgian boots fill one year after signing at Chelsea under a transfer embargo.

Who They Want: Chelsea defeated their 72-hour transfer ban to permanently secure Mateo Kovacic & # 39; s loan from Real Madrid. They can't do anything anymore.

Bookies say: 40-1 to win the title.

We say: Lost their best player. Unproven manager.

Crystal Palace – last season: 12th

What's new: Aaron Wan-Bissaka has joined £ 50 million with Manchester United while Wilfried Zaha is desperate to proceed to. The permanent signing of Jordan Ayew is hardly inspiring.

Who They Want: Zaha locked himself up in Roy Hodgson's basement until the transfer period expired. Palace has rejected a £ 14 million bid for CSKA striker Fedor Chalov.

Bookies say: The stands, the Eagles must be in order at 1-5 to survive.

We say: If they lose Zaha, problems arise.

Spent: £ 2.5 m

Players in: 2

Received: £ 50m

Everton – last season: 8th

What's new: Everton has done some smart business. Andre Gomes joined Fabian Delph for good. Losing Idrissa Gueye to PSG is a major blow, but has been replaced by Mainz’s Jean-Philippe Gbamin.

Who They Want: Moise Kean of Juventus and the £ 36m seems to be ready after the 19-year-old rejected a move to Arsenal.

Bookies say: It is between the Toffees, Leicester and Wolves to finish seventh. All 4-1.

We say: We can be the difference.

Spent: £ 54m

] Players in: 3

Received: £ 60m

Leicester- last season: 9th

What's new: ] Brendan Rodgers has £ 85 million to spend after Harry Maguire has joined Manchester United for a record amount for one defender. Youri Tielemans and Ayoze Perez have strengthened Leicester's sixth bid.

Who They Want: Lewis Dunk, James Tarkowski and Nathan Ake are all on the list to replace Maguire. Rodgers also really wants a different winger.

Bookies say: 4-1 for a top-six finish.

We say: Maguire loss is a blow but Leicester in good shape to push the elite.

Spent: £ 77m

Players in: 3

Received: £ 85m

Liverpool – last season: 2nd

What's new: Not much actually. Jurgen Klopp has chosen to give the Champions League winners a boost for the future with youngsters Sepp van den Berg and Fulham & Harvey Elliott.

Who they want: Klopp is happy with his fate. A reunion with the grace of Barca star Philippe Coutinho has been rumors but never really considered.

Bookies say: Second favorites for the title at 9-4 against odds-on City.

We say: The nearest rivals of the city once again.

Spent: £ 1.5 m

Players in: 2

Received: £ 22m

Manchester City – last season: 1st

[1945902] What's new: How does it improve your perfection? By signing Atletico Madrid midfielder Rodri for £ 62m. The departure of Vincent Kompany will leave a gap of enormous leadership and experience.

Who They Want: Pep Guardiola wants Kyle Walker's back cover and looks at Joao Cancelo from Juventus, who would cost £ 53 million.

Bookies say: Give them the trophy already. Chances for a third consecutive title.

We say: Only Liverpool can stop them.

Spent: £ 81m

Players in: 3

Received: £ 30m

Manchester United – last season: 6th

What's new: & # 39; The world's most expensive defender, £ 85m Harry Maguire. The future of Paul Pogba, while Romelu Lukaku could leave.

Who they want: Juventus striker Paulo Dybala, ideally in an exchange agreement for Lukaku. Even Cristiano Ronaldo gave his two penneth and urged Dybala to join.

Bookies say: Tipped for the top four, but Solskjaer still favorite to be fired first.

We say: We will fight for the top four despite their hefty spending.

Spent: £ 144m

Players in: 3

Received: £ 0m

Newcastle – last season: 13th

What's new: A new manager in Steve Bruce, replacing Rafa Benitez, and a £ 40m club record that Joelinton signs. Outside the field it is the same old frustration with the despised owner Mike Ashley.

Who They Want: The arrival of Nice winger Allan Saint-Maximin is now complete, while Bruce has said things about more deals are bubbling & # 39;

Bookies say: Relegation air combat beckons. Magpies go down 2-1.

We say: Bruce has a job to keep up with them.

Spent: £ 57m

Players in: 4

Received: £ 32m

Norwich – last season: promoted

What's new: Six new acquisitions for the champion winners, but Norwich has not split too much. Striker Josip Drmic who participated in a free transfer from Borussia Mönchengladbach the most exciting.

Who They Want: Norwich wants to permanently sign Jordan Rhodes, which borrowed it from the club last season, from Sheffield Wednesday.

Bookies say: Evens for an immediate return to the championship.

We say: Will have trouble staying up.

Spent: £ 4m

Players in: 6

Received: £ 1,5m

Sheffield United – last season: promoted

What's new: The £ 20m club record arrival of Oli McBurnie from Swansea has completed an exciting summer for Chris Wilder & # 39; s side, who have added some essential Premier League experience to Phil Jagielka.

Who They Want: Wilder is still believed to be interested in taking Everton to defend Mason Holgate on loan, but is facing competition from West Brom.

Bookies say: The chance to go straight down.

We say: The goals of McBurnie will be the key.

Spent: £ 42m

Players in: 7

Received: £ 0m

Southampton – last season: 16th

What's new: Saints fans have seen too many attackers flatter to cheat to praise Che Adams, but they are hopeful that he will miss it immediately Danny Ings can hit.

Who They Want: Ralph Hasenhuttl, a man who has blown positivity into a group that has fallen into disrepair under Mark Hughes, should not shorten his team.

Bookies say: Opportunities to end up in the lower half again.

We say: No relegation this time.

Spent: £ 50m

Players in: [19459175] 3

Received: £ 20m

Tottenham – last season: 4th

[1945902] What's new: Daniel Levy, not known for his large spending, has written a check of £ 63 million, it club record shattered and then the French midfielder Tanguy Ndombele tempted to North London.

Who They Want: Fulham left back Ryan Sessegnon appears to be on the eve of a £ 30 million move.

Bookies say: 22-1 for the title – and the same prize for the Champions League!

We say: Too good to go backwards, not good enough to crack the top two.

Players in: 2

Received: £ 30m

Watford – last season: 11th

What's new: Craig Dawson, at 29, must seamlessly connect to the side that was on average the oldest in the top flight last season. Otherwise the Pozzo wallet remained largely unopened this summer.

Who they want: Nobody seems to be working on the principle that after a top finish for 24 years and a definitive FA FA look, what to repair?

Bookies say: 11-4 to improve a place and to play a top-half finish.

We say: A solid side that will work well.

Spent: £ 8m

Players in: 3

Received: £ 20m

West Ham – last season: 10th

What's new: Sebastien Haller, drawn from Frankfurt for £ 45m, takes the & # 39; idolized striker & # 39; after the unlikely exit of Marko Arnautovic.

Who They Want: Preseason shipping targets means that Manuel Pellegrini wants to cover the back, with Gary Cahill and Aaron Long on his list.

Bookies say: Tenth last year they are 6-5 to finish the top 10 again.

We say: Last three seasons – 11th, 13th and 10th. Mid-table maybe?

Spent: £ 70m

Players in: 4

Received: ] £ 41m

Wolves – last season: 7th

What's new: Europa League football and an increased sense of expectation on the back of last season's beautiful seventh placed finish. Striker Patrick Cutrone from Milan is the star who draws in a calm summer.

Who they want: World Cup winner Sami Khedira, out of favor with Juventus, is on the radar.

Bookies say: The best of the last term, Wolves are 4-1 to repeat the performance.

We say: Thursday / Sunday calendar can hinder the hope of the seventh again impeding.

£ 82m

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Chelsea: You must win something in six months – Rafa Benitez fires warning to Potter

Chelsea: You must win something in six months – Rafa Benitez fires warning to Potter

Former Liverpool, Real Madrid and Everton boss, Rafa Benitez has fired a warning to latest Chelsea manager, Graham Potter. Chelsea sacked Thomas Tuchel a couple of weeks ago and announced Potter as their new head coach. But the former Brighton boss could not win his first match which was in the Champions League, playing out a 1-1 draw against Red Bull Salzburg. Benitez, who was interim boss at…