News about Jamie Redknapp

Ant McPartlin's adorable nickname for his wife Anne-Marie has been revealed, as the couple welcome their first child together. A never-before-seen tattoo on Ant's shoulder disclosed the sweet name. Fans were quick to pick up on the endearing detail in the comments as they congratulated the couple of the birth of their baby boy, Wilder Patrick McPartlin.

Ant McPartlin showed off a never-before-seen family tree tattoo as he revealed that he had welcomed his first child with his wife Anne-Marie on Tuesday. Their baby boy, a son named Wilder Patrick McPartlin, is Ant's first while Anne-Marie has two children, Poppy, and Daisy, from her previous marriage. Ant, 48, shared a Instagram snap sweetly cradling his baby boy, revealing he'd been born earlier that day on Tuesday, writing: 'Born, 14/05/24 at 8.54am. Baby is beautiful, Mummy's a legend, Sisters are over the moon. Dad's a mess!'

Ant McPartlin has been flooded with congratulatory messages from his celebrity friends after revealing he has welcomed his first child, a son named Wilder Patrick McPartlin, with his wife Anne-Marie. Hours after his wife gave birth, the presenter, 48, took to Instagram to share his joy that they were parents, in what marks his second chance of happiness after a rocky decade which saw the end of his first marriage and a drink-drive scandal. Ant shared a Instagram snap sweetly cradling his baby boy, revealing he'd been born earlier that day on Tuesday, writing: 'Born, 14/05/24 at 8.54am. Baby is beautiful, Mummy's a legend, Sisters are over the moon. Dad's a mess!' he captioned the snap.

Jamie Redknapp has insisted Mauricio Pochettino is the right manager to lead Chelsea forward after their 3-2 win against Nottingham Forest. After a faltering start to his time at Stamford Bridge, Pochettino has overseen an impressive uptick of form in recent months at the club. The Blues have lost just once in their last 13 Premier League games,  with a 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Arsenal the only blemish on the club's recent record.

Former Liverpool pair Daniel Sturridge and Jamie Redknapp urged the club to prioritise new contract extensions for Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mo Salah at the end of the season. Anfield is set to be a hub of change in the summer with Arne Slot expected to replace Jurgen Klopp as Red's boss while the club also attempt to bring in new recruits and sell-on other players. Klopp's departure has thrust the immediate futures of some of the club's most-celebrated star's into doubt as they weigh up whether to stay at Liverpool under a new manager or move on.

Jamie Redknapp has insisted Manchester United and Tottenham will 'put on a show' in their respective games against Arsenal and Manchester City, amid questions over 'players' integrity' during the title run in.  Arsenal retained their one point lead at the summit after thrashing Bournemouth 3-0 in Saturday's early kick-off.  Meanwhile, Manchester City kept the pressure on the Gunners with a thumping 5-1 win against Wolves at the Etihad. 

Jamie Redknapp has heaped praise on Erling Haaland after his four-goal performance against Wolves , and admitted he was impressed with the striker's mentality. The Norway international netted a first half hat-trick before scoring in the second period to finish the game with four goals.

The Spurs boss cut a frustrated figure during and after their 2-0 defeat by Chelsea on Thursday night. A touchline outburst at his players and snappy talk towards reporters summed up his vexation, with Chelsea winning thanks to goals from Trevoh Chalobah and Nicolas Jackson. It leaves Spurs seven points off the top four after three consecutive losses and only two wins in seven games. 'I look at the manager and he looks beaten,' Redknapp told Sky Sports.

Jamie Redknapp has revealed Robbie Williams travelled on Liverpool's team bus to matches and recalled how the singer broke his self-imposed exile from the spotlight to sing karaoke after his shock exit from Take That. Redknapp confirmed in 2020 that Williams had sought refuge at his house in Liverpool after leaving Take That in 1995. Williams had called Redknapp when seeking an escape from London and the glare of the spotlight, after he had stunned the band's die-hard fans by  announcing he was quitting prior to their 33-date Nobody Else tour at the height of their success. 

This Sunday, Arsenal will travel across the Seven Sisters Road to Tottenham and hash out one of the most bitter, heated rivalries in English football - the North London Derby.  It's the first game fans pick out when the fixtures are released, the most in-demand tickets on the market, and undoubtedly the most stressful days of any supporter's season.  The stakes are just that much higher; defeats are all the more painful, every blunder and mistake will be sent your way for the next six months by rival fans. But the victories are celebrated like a Cup Final and every scrap of joy eked out until the next meeting.

Jamie Redknapp has hailed Kevin De Bruyne has the best midfielder in Premier League history after his stunning goal helped Man City to a 4-0 win over Brighton.   The Belgian superstar scored a diving header after 17 minutes to give Pep Guardiola's side the lead at the Amex Stadium. Redknapp compared the header to Robin van Persie's famous goal for the Netherlands at the 2010 World Cup against Spain at half-time.

Jamie Redknapp has likened Kevin De Bruyne's opener for Manchester City against Brighton to 'Robin van Persie at his best'. The Belgian superstar scored a diving header after 17 minutes to give Pep Guardiola's side the lead at the Amex Stadium. It was De Bruyne's first headed goal in the Premier League, though he has netted three for Man City in all competitions. 

The Gunners moved back to the top of the division with a victory over Wolves on Saturday night, with Leandro Trossard and Martin Odegaard helping the Gunners to a comfortable-if-uninspiring victory. Mikel Arteta's side are now two points ahead of defending champions Manchester City in the race for the title, though have played a game more than their rivals, who were in FA Cup action this weekend. They are also now three points clear of Liverpool with a better goal difference than Jurgen Klopp's men.

Hut number 297 is £200,000 more expensive than your average home in Yorkshire. The blue hut doesn't have access to a toilet and the small 'upstairs' area only has a mattress on the floor. While the interior itself is pretty basic, the location of the hut really does seem to be everything here. Over the past 25 years the value of the 16ft by 13ft huts on the remote sandbank have skyrocketed in value, despite owners only being able to sleep in them during certain months of the year.

By now the routine goes that when Manchester United play poorly, pundits usually pick out Bruno Fernandes for criticism. He's not a leader; he moans too much; he's not tactically disciplined; the level of criticism levelled against him rarely ceases. And yet in light of United's dismal 2-2 draw at Bournemouth, in which they were outplayed for large spells, Jamie Redknapp went against the grain and came to Fernandes' defence. 'He gets a lot of stick Bruno, a lot of stick,' Redknapp said on Sky. 'Some of it I get. I also think it is unfair. When I watch him play I see a player that genuinely cares. There's a frustration, and yes sometimes there is pettiness, sometimes he's calling out his players.'

Erik ten Hag may wish to cheer himself up by taking a quick glance at Manchester United's fixture list for the next fortnight. An FA Cup semi-final against a Coventry City side whose hopes of reaching the Championship play-offs have been all-but-extinguished, then back-to-back home games against strugglers Sheffield United and Burnley. Surely even this wildly unpredictable United team cannot lose those? Well, quite frankly, in a season with more corners turned than the average maze, nothing is guaranteed.

Harry Redknapp has blasted Liverpool for their wastefulness after Sunday's shock 1-0 defeat to Crystal Palace at Anfield. The Reds were dealt a serious blow in their hunt Premier League title as Eberechi Eze scored the only goal in Palace's shock 1-0 win at Anfield. Jurgen Klopp's side were punished for a poor start by Eze after 14 minutes and then failed to take a host of chances in a frustrating second half on Sunday.

Jamie Redknapp has hailed the three-way battle between Arsenal, Liverpool and Man City as the Premier League's 'best title race'. The Sky Sports pundit made the claim ahead of another crucial day in the run in with Liverpool hosting Crystal Palace and Arsenal welcoming Aston Villa. Both title chasers will be seeking to respond after Manchester City went top of the Premier League with a 5-1 win over Luton on Saturday.

Jamie Redknapp has hit out at Casemiro and claimed he looks like a Soccer Aid player after Man United's 2-2 draw against Bournemouth. United struggled at the Vitality Stadium, but earned a point thanks to Bruno Fernandes' brace. After joining from Real Madrid for £70million in the summer of 2022, Casemiro shone last season, but the 32-year-old's performances have dramatically dipped this time around.

BOURNEMOUTH 2-2 MAN UNITED - CHRIS WHEELER AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: When Ineos sit down to decide Erik ten Hag's fate, they won't be too worried about the chasm between Manchester United and the Premier League's top three. Even missing out on the Champions League might not be fatal for the Dutchman. But when they think about days like these, days when United were outclassed by Bournemouth, well that might be a different matter. Not once, but twice this season. Bournemouth came away from Old Trafford with a well-deserved 3-0 victory in December, and they would not have been remotely flattered by a similar winning margin here at the Vitality Stadium.

Jamie Redknapp believes Manchester United must build their team around Bruno Fernandes , because of how much he cares about playing for the club. The Portuguese was United's saviour as they had to twice come from behind to salvage a 2-2 draw with Bournemouth on Saturday night, with Fernandes netting both equalisers. The result means Erik ten Hag 's side have only won one of their last seven games, but following the game Redknapp hailed the midfielder's performance from the Sky Sports studio. The former Liverpool midfielder credited Fernandes with caring more than some of the others around him, and that he should be the player United build their team around. 'He gets a lot of stick Bruno, a lot of stick. Some of it I get. I also think it is unfair.' Redknapp said.

Jamie Redknapp has sounded alarm bells over Manchester United's dismal first-half defending against Bournemouth, highlighting how 'easy' it was for the Cherries to break through gaps in the Red Devils' backline.  United's defence looked in disarray in the first 45 minutes, with Willy Kambwala and Diogo Dalot leaving large gaps in their backline that Bournmouth willingly exploited.  Dominic Solanke was one beneficiary of the Red Devils' lapse in concentration, turning Kambwala inside out before thumping a long-range shot that slid past Andre Onana into the bottom-left corner. 

After clashing with Nottingham Forest's Ryan Yates, Richard Keys has slammed former broadcast colleague Jamie Redknapp for refusing to criticize James Maddison. Spurs' 3-1 victory over Forest put the Tottenham midfielder at the center of a big discussion point following Sunday's fate, when he appeared to punch Yates in the stomach. Maddison was not disciplined by the referee and a VAR report found it not deserving of a red card offense, but after the game, there were concerns about whether the 27-year-old should have stayed on the pitch. Redknapp was part of the Sky Sports team covering the game, but Richard Keys failed to mention the Tottenham player as a 'conflict of interest' down to Maddison's clothing line, prompting Richard Keys to question if he had a 'conflict of interest' down to Maddison. When summing up the weekend's activities, Keys, who now works for beIN SPORTS in Qatar, attacked Redknapp in the newest iteration of his website.

On Sunday, Jamie Redknapp slammed Chelsea's victory over Sheffield United and claims that one player prevented the Blues from being involved in a'relegation war' this season. Chelsea's inconsistencies cost them valuable points as the Blues failed to capitalize on their previous comeback victory over Manchester United earlier this week.