News about Jason McAteer

Former Liverpool midfielder Jason McAteer has claimed to have been told who the next manager of Manchester United will be.  The Red Devils continued their dismal season as they fell to a 1-0 defeat against Arsenal at Old Trafford.   There remains a number of question marks around Erik ten Hag's future at the club, with United on course for their worst ever Premier League points tally with three games remaining.

The Premier League is considered the greatest division in the world and for good reason, but one the most impressive things about the English top-tier is the level of diversity.  Some 126 nations from around the world have been represented at one point during the 31 years that the league has been running, showcasing some of the best talent the game has to offer.  This season alone, there are 63 nations represented in the Premier League aside from England, with France leading the way with 31 players while the likes of Estonia and Gabon have just one representative in 2023-24. 

It's likely that just about every famous celebrity will step into the competition in this age of boxing for YouTube hits and Tiktok clips. If Misfits are concerned, Roy Keane and Jason McAteer may have a chance to resolve their differences over a few rounds. This week, the long-running feud between the former Republic of Ireland team-mates has erupted, with events from over two decades ago dredged up. During a United versus Sunderland match in 2002, Manchester United legend Keane said that former Liverpool midfielder McAteer "deserved" to receive the sharp end of his elbow. McAteer characterized Sky Sports pundit Keane as a "clown" and suggested he'bore off' in a sarcastic social media reply, suggesting he'bore off."

After the pair reignited hostilities last week, Jason McAteer has asked Roy Keane to step into the boxing ring with him and put their long-running feud to rest. During a 2002 match between McAteer and Sunderland, the two defenders were flocked to the ground with a red card for elbowing his opponent in the chest. Tensions were reignited after Keane rated McAteer as "deserving" the sharp end of his elbow while discussing his work, adding that he wouldn't go so far" as describing their fellow Republic of Ireland teammates.

On The Overlap, Keane was asked about the legendary red card he received during the Red Devils' 1-1 draw with Sunderland in 2002. In reaction to a question regarding their co-mates for the Republic of Ireland, the 52-year-old said, 'He deserved it.' He went on to say, 'I wouldn't go that far'. Just because you play with someone doesn't mean you're mates.' Is it true that he was one of these players who yellled at their mouths off,' Keane said. I didn't mind lads kicking me or booting me,' I thought, but McAteer as usual had plenty to say for himself.' However, even then, I didn't want to be sent off in that game, absolutely not. I didn't even recognize him when you look back at it.'

After Manchester United's slow start to the season, Jason McAteer has slammed the club, alleging that the club has 'lost their identity.' Despite the close scoreline and the loss, United's side lost four of their first six games in 2023-24, including three in a row. Antony and Jadon Sancho are currently out of town due to the club's off-field injuries, meaning they are not available to Ten Hag.

Liverpool fans will take court action against UEFA for their horrific ordeals during last season's Champions League finals. According to an independent review of the 'primary cause' of the Stade de France's chaos, the French Police and the French Football Federation were both culpable for failures that 'almost resulted in a disaster.' Liverpool, who were outraged that the study was leaked without them having had the opportunity to digest it, were relieved that their followers had been relieved of blame, and Chief Executive Billy Hogan praised their efforts in the face of antagonism for preventing fatalities.