News about Philip Billing

Manchester United's humbling defeat at the hands of their bitter rivals Liverpool on Sunday has seen manager Erik ten Hag set an unwanted club record. A Luis Diaz double and a second-half strike from Mo Salah inspired the visitors to a defiant 3-0 win over United at Old Trafford. Such victories from opposition sides are usually a rarity at the home of the 20-time English top-flight champions. However, times have changed since Ten Hag arrived through the door at Old Trafford and it is not the first time United fans have seen embarrassed at home.

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola bemoaned two controversial VAR decisions that succumbed his side to defeat by Arsenal. Kai Havertz was awarded a penalty by referee David Coote after making contact with goalkeeper Mark Travers in the area, before hitting the ground. And then in the second half, the Cherries' Philip Billing had a goal chalked out after Dominic Solanke was adjudged to have fouled David Raya in the build-up.

Although a deal has yet to be agreed upon, Burchill is expected to be the newest addition to the Reds' lineup as they brace for the post-Jurgen Klopp period. Richard Hughes, Bournemouth's former transfer boss, has been named as the club's sporting director, with Michael Edwards returning as Football's CEO. Burchill was instrumental in Bournemouth's transfer relations and helped with signings such as Nathan Aké, David Brooks, and Philip Billing.

Newcastle United defender Lloyd Kelly is weighing a summer transfer for Bournemouth defender Lloyd Kelly. At the end of this season, the 25-year-old is out of work and making him one of the summer's most highly coveted free agents. So far this season, Kelly has put in a string of good results for Andoni Iraola's team, and clubs have courted her both nationally and internationally.

PATEL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Time will tell how important this moment will be for Nuno Espirito Santo and Nottingham Forest, but for now, this puts them up to 16th and, importantly, two points ahead of Everton in the relegation zone. Nuno's time at Nottingham Forest began in December with an agonizing last-minute loss to Bournemouth, but they were rescued by a moment of brilliance from Callum Hudson-Odoi after Justin Kluivert gave Bournemouth a lead early. Forest failed to make their man advantage count despite receiving a red card for a reckless attack on Hudson-Odoi in the 84th minute. In 2024, both sides were still winless in the Premier League.

SIMON JONES: Jurgen Klopp's pending departure, as well as sports director Jorg Schmadtke, has sparked a never ending discussion about how Liverpool will recover. One of the most common comments around Anfield is that it would be a good idea to tempt the club's former sports director Michael Edwards back to a new role. Edwards left Liverpool just over a year ago and was regarded as the brains behind Liverpool's impressive recruiting process. He's since founded Ludonautics, alongside Liverpool's former director of research Ian Graham, who is now working with a Premier League club and forming a Bolton Wanderers partnership last week.

SIMON JONES: Newcastle's Unitrd has held talks with Saudi Arabian side Al Shabab over the potential transfer of midfielder Miguel Almiron, but an agreement on a contract has been described as 'unlikely' at this point. Talks are set to continue. Newcastle must sell to finance a new midfielder, such as Bournemouth's Philip Billing, but the team is insisting that Kieran Trippier will not leave the city despite Bayern Munich's interest.

EXCLUSIVE: Joelinton, a Newcastle midfielder, may have played his last game for the club in the midst of a labor fight that might almost certainly result in him leaving if no agreement is reached before the summer. According to Mail Sport, the Brazilian will underwent surgery next week on the thigh injury he suffered during the FA Cup victory over Sunderland last month, and it will keep him out for the remainder of the season. Joelinton's deal, on the other hand, has only 18 months to run; he signed a six-year contract after leaving Hoffenheim for £40 million in 2019, and his latest wage demands are beyond what the club's hierarchy is able to pay. It would make him Newcastle's highest earner.

Luton Town have paid tribute to captain Tom Lockyer on the front page of their matchday programme for Saturday's match against Newcastle. During Luton's match against Bournemouth last weekend, Lockyer suffered a heart arrest on the field, with the match eventually being called off. Since being fitted with a defibrillator, the 29-year-old is now out of hospital.

After being released from hospital after a cardiac arrest during Luton's Premier League match against Bournemouth, captain Tom Lockyer has returned home. Following Lockyer's death in the 59th minute of Saturday's game at the Vitality Stadium, the club issued an update on the player, with 'encouraging' news later on Thursday. Lockyer had been in hospital since being stretchered off, but Luton announced that he was now back at home for a period of recovery.

MATT HUGHES AND AADAM PATEL: Lockyer, who suffered with a heart condition during the Championship play-off final in May, was cleared to return to football in June. However, Mail Sport understands that the decision will be returned after medical experts have more information about the crash of Saturday's match against Bournemouth. Lockyer, a retired professional footballer, had a heart arrest in the 59th minute and was taken to hospital after a ten-minute delay.

CHRIS WHEELER: Sir Jim Ratcliffe (inset): Do your job properly and well, and with a smile. Prepare thoroughly and if you don't know the answer to a question, but never twice.' As Erik ten Hag (centre) faced the media on Saturday after enduring another depressing low in Manchester United's season, he explained how he and his players had just been trained by Bournemouth. Ten Hag used a lot of words but came across as a boss who is running out of answers. 'I wanted something different,' the Dutchman wistfully said, and you may have imagined Ratcliffe's definition of rigour as being the "opposite of winging it." Ten Hag seems to be a man who doesn't know what to expect from his team from one week to the next, which is baffling considering that he has been in the game for 18 months and spent £400 million on new players.

Manchester United's players 'threw the towel in' following their 3-0 loss to Bournemouth on Saturday, according to Tim Sherwood. After visitors' goals from Dominic Solanke, Philip Billing, and Marcos Senesi struck, Erik ten Hag's side lost in the Premier League. United's loss gave them their fourth home loss in the league since the 2023-24 season, defeating them set an unprecedented home record in the top flight.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: Erik ten Hag accepted responsibility for Manchester United's latest humiliating loss, but admitted that his players are not strong enough to function on a regular basis. Bournemouth defeated 3-0 winners at a dazzling Old Trafford for the 11th time in 23 games this season. Ten Hag's side was fined for another bad start, this time on the wrong side of their match, three days after outplaying Chelsea.

Phil Neville ripped into Manchester United after their season dropped to a new low with the 3-0 loss to Bournemouth, but he doesn't believe Eric ten Hag will be fired just yet. Bournemouth, who cruised to a landslide victory thanks to goals from Dominic Solanke, Philip Billing, and Marcos Senesi, were replaying their own pitch. After an amazing midweek win over Chelsea that puts the focus right back on Ten Hag, Phil Neville believes he will remain as United coach for now.

United were brought back to earth after a humiliating defeat on home turf left them adrift of Champions League places. Dominic Solanke's early breakthrough gave the in-form visitors the lead, before Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi's goals brought on the misery for United. Ten Hag argued he empathised with their rage as the full whistle was welcomed with resounding applause from the remaining Red Devils faithful and post-match crowds. The United manager carried on the burden for his team's performance.

Despite losing 3-0 at Old Trafford, Bruno Fernandes has admitted that his Manchester United team may have felt their match against Bournemouth was 'easy.' Dominic Solanke stunned the Red Devils inside the first five minutes of the game, with Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi scoring in the second half to help Bournemouth extend their undefeated streak to five matches on the bounce. However, the United captain blasted his team's results, saying that their levels were lower than that of their opponents.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: If this is the right direction Erik ten Hag is going, God will assist Manchester United if they ever take the wrong route. United's first week after feeling like they couldn't do any worse in Newcastle's loss, they managed it at a rain-swept Old Trafford on Saturday, although perhaps not do justice to an outstanding Bournemouth effort. Ten Hag's team outplayed Chelsea here in midweek, in between. Inconsistent hardly begins to describe them.

Following Manchester United's humiliating home loss to Bournemouth, Erik ten Hag cut a forlorn figure as the final whistle blew. The Dutchman stood eerily still in front of the dugout at the end of the game, almost remarking on what he'd seen in front of him. United didn't appear to have named him Premier League Manager of the Month for November as resentment reverberating around Old Trafford following the 3-0 loss to the Cherries. Dominic Solanke opened the scoring after just five minutes, before the team's second half goals from Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi secured the victory for the south-coast club. As everyone around him began to leave the pitch and return to the changing room, the Dutch boss remained motionless at the end of the game.

Manchester United lost 3-0 at Old Trafford on Saturday afternoon, their 35th defeat at home after Sir Alex Ferguson retired as the club's manager in 2013. According to Squawka, Erik ten Hag's side has now suffered more losses at home since Ferguson left the team than the legendary manager suffered in his 21-year tenure as head of the Red Devils. Ferguson, who won 13 Premier League titles and two Champions League trophies with the Red Devils, only lost 34 times at home during his coaching tenure with the club.

Following Manchester United's humiliating home loss to Bournemouth, Gary Neville has blasted the club. Before Saturday's match at Old Trafford, Erik ten Hag was named Manager of the Month, but United failed to live up to their new home form, as Bournemouth scored three goals without reply. Dominic Solanke began scoring after just five minutes, before Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi tied it up with two second half goals. Former defender Neville slammed the United States side for another poor showing and their inability to find any consistency in their season after the game. Neville posted: 'Consistently Inconsistent!' An abysmal result.'

Fernandes, a playmaker, was given a yellow card by referee Peter Bankes for protest during his team's humiliating 3-0 loss at Old Trafford's dying stages. The warning, which came after an altercation with the chief, was his fifth of the season, which meant he would be required to watch the showdown from the stands at Anfield. United are still three points behind in the Champions League after losing their home setback to Andoni Iraola's team, but they have played a game more than their opponents. Dominic Solanke's early breakthrough to stun the crowd, followed by Philip Billing's second-half goals and Marcos Senesi's miserable outing.

RYAN WALKER AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Vincent Kompany explains Burnley's 2-1 loss to Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium, indicating that both teams are currently in the Premier League standings, but slammed VAR for refusing his team a penalty at the end of the game. After goals from Antoine Semenyo and Philip Billing led Andoni Iraola's side to a comeback victory, the Cherries won their first victory of the season. Burnley manager Kompany struggled to assess his team's results after officiating dominated his post-match thoughts.

The Bournemouth midfielder's spectacular 35-yard lob smuggish Burnley to their eighth loss of the season and the Cherries' first Premier League victory of the season, but a historic five-minute VAR check put the game to a good start. Both of these teams are strong candidates for relegation this season, and for good reason. Bournemouth had failed to win any of their nine league matches leading up to Saturday's matchup, but Burnley's nascent Championship triumphs faded rapidly. On the rain-battered south coast, however, at least there was a fight between two dogged teams determined to prevent the sinking.