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Jose Mourinho has extraordinarily claimed that a game-changing tactical move could soon be tried in football. The former Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham boss is currently away from the touchline after being sacked by Roma in January, but has not stopped thinking about innovative ways to take the game forward. And he has now proposed a radical change to how teams could set up in the future.

When he appeared on the 16th series of the BBC competition in 2018, the former Strictly Come Dancing actor, 32, met his wife.

The 2000s England squad was a sight to behold, featuring some of the world's most iconic names, including David Beckham, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard, Paul Scholes, Wayne Rooney, and Michael Owen. Return to the beginning with a defense of Ferdinand, John Terry, Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, and David James, and you'll see why FA chief Adam Crozier dubbed them the 'Golden Generation.' However, they only made it to a string of quarter-finals before struggling to qualify for Euro 2008 and then falling out of the 2010 World Cup in the last 16 to Germany.

The 53-time England international played for AFC Hutwood, far from the glamour of top football. He was never strong enough to score a goal, but he did have his moment in the City of Southampton's glamorous suburbs on Sunday, FL Division One. Hutwood's silverware would be useful, but they'll have their hands cut out. They currently sit third in the table and are level on points with the top two, but Butlock Heath, two points behind them, has six games in hand and a significant goal difference by 45 points.

OLIVER HOLT: It's just a small sample, but every Arsenal fan I know is suspicious of the title race, so I'm afraid of it. Especially Kevin, who has had a season ticket for the majority of our adult lives. I asked him if he believed today. Manchester City will finish first, and Liverpool will finish second, according to him. 'I'd be dissatisfied if we didn't place third,' he said. All the usual reasons seem to be gloomy to me. Arsenal has to travel to City, Manchester United, and Spurs - not to mention Molineux and the Amex until the season's end,' he said. They have a more difficult run-in than their two rivals, who have larger and more squads. Arsenal and Liverpool are so relentless that Arsenal can't afford to drop points anywhere, and he can't imagine that happening. City and Liverpool know how to get it done, according to he. They have both been champions in the last five years. Arsenal has the muscle memory that Arsenal lacks.

During an exclusive interview with Mail Sport, Wolves manager Gary O'Neil named his top five teammates from his time as a player. O'Neil spoke with Chief Sports Writer Oliver Holt to address everything from his fear of losing to the amazing work he's done since taking over Molineux. After leading Wolves to 10 league victories from 25 this season, the former Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, and West Ham midfielder gave insight into his tactical approach as a coach.

How did the fashion-conscious girl of the 1960s, the era of the miniskirt, no less, turn so vehemently against this accepted female form of dress? The answer is on the rise, as well as learning about feminism and understanding the appalling degree of sexual abuse. And nowhere are these questions more relevant than in education, where the skirt still remains regulation uniform. According to JENNI MURRAY, I remember only too well how the insistence we wore them meant we were constantly exposed to boys' leering and lewd remarks.

On Saturday, Joe Sugge made history by bankeing £201,000 on The Chase Celebrity Special, which left host Bradley Walsh speechless. Strictly Come Dancing's 32-year-old star, who made it to the final in 2018, joined Myles Stephenson, David James, and Lucrezia Millarini in the hopes of raising funds for charity. Before going head-to-head with Paul Sinha, also known as the Sinnerman, Joe managed to get £8,000 in his cash builder round.

A salesman who killed a struggling father-of-two after collapsing into him at 83 mph in a 30mph zone has been sentenced to prison, with the judge telling him, 'you have orphaned his children.' Jonathan Langston, 52, (pictured right), died in the crash that occurred one year after his wife Helen died of cancer. Their funerals were held on the same date, one year apart. Adeel Safdar (pictured left) at 93 mph shortly before the accident in Manchester, where a 30 mph speed limit applies. Mr Langston was'finally starting to deal' with his wife's death before his 'unnecessary and pointless' death. The judge's sentence to Safdar "you have effectively orphaned his children" in effect.

According to a Manchester Crown Court hearing, the former Lancashire police officer burst into a 'jealous' protest on November 10, 2022, leaving Ms Moxham with a long-term brain injury from oxygen deprivation. Ms Moxham, 24, was 'persuaded' to attend a Sigrid concert in Manchester, which the former couple had booked several months before and stayed the night in a Premier Inn hotel. Riley, who began as undergraduate students at Lancaster University, wanted to rekindle' their friendship, but she soon struck Ms Moxham with "violent intent," after she texted her new companion Alex Gough.

The legendary Liverpool, Portsmouth, and West Ham shot-stopper, 53, admitted that only one cigarette hooked him on for 15 years, sparking a new NHS drive. David James, who earned 53 international caps over a career spanning three decades and saw him play 572 Premier League appearances, reported that smoking had caused him to be unable to run two laps of an athletics track. He confessed that his 20-cigarette a day use had a 'huge effect on my health and results at the time,' and he expressed regret for his: 'I wish I never started.' Even though I was anti-smoking and before games as part of his pre-match 'riteual,' James said, 'Even if I was anti-smoking, one cigarette made me addicted for 15 years.'

Ben Foster has ranked the ten best goalkeepers in the Premier League's history, and his decision may be controversial to some football fans. With Manchester United, Watford, Birmingham City, and West Bromwich Albion, the 40-year-old had 15 years of experience as a top-flight shot-stopper in English football. Foster has been focusing on The Fozcast, where he revealed his list of the best goalkeepers of the Premier League period since leaving professional football behind with retirement earlier this year.

On Saturday, a group of Manchester United legends arrived in Dubai for a dressing-room photo as they took part in an 11-goal thriller against a World XI. The match opened the inaugural Legends Football League, and it didn't disappoint as a spectacle, with United eventually losing 8-3. However, that couldn't put the smile off the faces of their former actors who played a role in Sir Alex Ferguson's team's becoming the dominant force in English football.

KATHRYN BATTE: Following a string of strong performances for Manchester City at the start of the Women's Super League season, the 19-year-old received her first call up to the England senior team last week. Keating, a mixed race, is only the fourth goalkeeper of colour to have been called up to an England team, either men's or women's, following David James' footsteps. James is the only one to have played, with Hislop and Spencer going on to represent Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica respectively. The lack of representation in previous England teams has been criticized before, but Arsenal issued a statement following their 2023-2024 all-white squad photo.

JACK GAUGHAN: Two support groups for Manchester City will exist. One who remembers Alex Williams as the first black goalkeeper to play in the old First Division, and the one who took over from Joe Corrigan in the 1980s. Williams will be remembered as the club's charity, City in the Community, among the youth. The man who has been inactive for 33 years is giving back to the people of the region's streets. Williams is calling time, as his time with City now in its sixth decade.

Lexi Bowes-Lyon, King Charles' royal cousin, was questioned over the weekend after her wildlife charity was reported to have arranged a luxurious holiday for one of Putin's most favored industrialists. But how much do we know about Alexandra 'Lexi' Violet Bowes-Lyon? The British socialite and philanthropist has a common surname with the late Queen Mother and is a distant cousin of the King. She is related to the Queen Mother's father, who was descended on the monarchs by the Bowes-Lyons and Lexi's grandfather, whose uncle, the 14th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, was the Queen Mother's uncle.

Last Saturday, David James, an 80-year-old retired soldier who served for a year in the Royal Navy, was reportedly assaulted by a fellow Brit who fought him several times on the commando's own doorstep in the picturesque hills of La Viela, Malaga. The suspect, in his early 70s, a retired councillor from England who has lived in the area for at least 10 years, has now been charged with attempted murder

David James has told Declan Rice that the decision regarding his future should be made by securing a transfer to Manchester City and rejecting Arsenal's development. Rice may have the final say on his next destination if both Arsenal and City pay their £100 million asking price this summer, with the fee not expected to be a stumbling block for either team.

Usain bolt scored another Soccer Aid goal for the World XI as he started the scoring on Sunday night and then proceeded to do Marcus Rashford's celebration at the Englishman's ground. Bolt was played into midway through the first half and made no mistake, gracefully slotting past David James. In a nod to Rashford, he made his way over to the corner flag and pointed to his head.

David James has diverged opinion by announcing that he pours hot water over his cereal rather than the more traditional option of milk. The shocking revelation emerged as part of BBC Radio 5 Live's 'In My Opinion' segment, in which he said: 'I don't like milk.' 'I put BOILING WATER on my cereal.' It was a call that was highly divided among early morning listeners to the station, as well as those who saw the tense debate on Twitter.

Robin van Persie (pictured), who has clearly got it, has it. Throughout his career, the former Manchester United and Arsenal star was known for his spectacular attacking skills and wonder goals. Those skills were put to the test again in a legends game against a Rangers line-up at Ibrox on Sunday, with Van Persie named in a World XI against a Rangers line-up at Ibrox. 'RVP' nearly scored an incredible overhead kick to top off his brace and fine assist in a social media video.

If you're in possession of a multi-capped England celebrity, you should have a face that no one in the country would recognise. Well, practically every one. At least, you should expect companies behind some of the most popular video games to at least get the basics of a player's resemblance correct. However, over the years, even the most prominent and popular of England actors have left supporters scratching their heads when trying to imitate their heroes once they pick up a controller. Can you guess these England stars who have played a major role for their international side over the years based on their past appearance in video games?

A shoplifter who assaulted a four-year-old girl and attempted to kidna a two-year-old boy while walking with their parents has been fined. Toni Betts, 37, started to frame her sister but later blamed her behavior on a serious mental disorder. The two incidents occurred within two months of each other, according to Minshull Street Crown Court, during a war of terror against young mothers. Betts kidnapped one child in the street while her parents were with her, and later attempted to kidna a two-year-old boy, but the kid was out walking with his mother. Since pleaded guilty to kidnap and attempted kidnap, she has been sentenced to 28 months in prison.

After being charged with over 100 breaches of financial legislation by the Premier League, Manchester City was left stunned. But they may also be concerned about future arrests, which may include points deductions as well as potential expulsion. However, Sportsmail looks at some of the biggest football news and the heavy fines that followed. It's not just getting the numbers wrong where teams have fallen foul.