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On Saturday morning, Premier League fans gathered in Nashville for the newest NBC Fan Fest. Supporters landed on the iconic strip of Honky Tonk bars and clubs ahead of a massive weekend of soccer. With Manchester City's ride to Crystal Palace, the Premier League got off at 6.30 a.m. local time. But the doors to NBC's Fan Fest opened an hour earlier than expected.

Lisa 'Kennedy' Montgomery, a TV host and comedian, is a columnist for DailyMail.com. Kennedy has appeared on Fox Business Network and Fox News Channel as a host of Kennedy, a regular panelist on Outnumbered and The Five, and as a guest on numerous other television programs for more than a decade. She began working as a DJ at KROQ radio in Los Angeles before being transferred to MTV as a Video Jockey (VJ) covering music and entertainment. Her impressive track on everything from the hottest celebrity feuds to the thorniest cultural debates and America's historic Biden-Trump clash. 'I'm beyond excited to go from being a DailyMail.com enthusiast to a writer for this dazzling publication,' said Kennedy. 'I hope my brand of no-nonsense rabblerousery will keep readers entertained, interested, up-to-date, and coming back for years... or until my main card stops functioning.'

EXCLUSIVE: After being fined four points for breaching budget rules, Nottingham Forest's probe into the Premier League has concluded, Matt Turner said he is relieved. Nuno Espirito Santo's team has fallen below Luton Town into the relegation zone as a result of the suspension, which was levied this week. The club has expressed dissatisfaction with the decision, saying it is 'completely dissatisfied'. Turner confirmed that the potential punishment was being discussed in the locker room, insisting that "it's impossible when something's looming."

Tim HOWARD talks to the current USMNT No. 1 MATT TURNER about his journey and his first few years of soccer on these shores ahead of the USA's Nations League match against Jamaica. Daniel Matthews listened in... It turns out that Matt Turner and Tim Howard had the same Plan B. One that may have changed the bloodline between the sticks of the United States men's national team's national team's sticks. One that would have brought them right back to their roots but not far away from home. Turner's history had always been hazy until he came across some papers that outlined his great grandmother's journey from Lithuania to New York. During World War II, she was fleeing religious persecution.

TIM HOWARD COLUMNIST: The sporting director is the epicenter of a team. The billionaire owners have entrusted them to close the gulf between what happens in the boardroom and what happens on the track. They are trusted to create a plan, spend money wisely, and put that plan in motion: what are we going to be about?Are we going to be youth based?Are we going to chase the world's top players? You can't deviate once you've chosen your path. You can't be knee-jerk. You have to believe in the scheme. It's an incredibly important role and it's all encompassing - as I've found out over the last few years working as sporting director of Memphis 901!

Tim HOWARD: Winning in team sports is almost impossible. That's why so few people do it. To get everyone on the same page at the same time throughout a season, you'll need to have a set of egos and skills and get them to the same page at the same time. Travis Kelce bumped into Andy Reid and yelled in his face during the Chiefs' Super Bowl win on Sunday, displaying a good example of this. The whole world said: 'Oh my gosh, how could Kelce do that?' My first thought was that this is not what it looks like. On the surface, it appeared that Kelce was undermining Reid - and how dare a player yell at a coach like that?

BY DANIEL MATTHEWS, EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Tim Howard will continue to work every weekend. He can still map out his 35-minute ride to Everton's training center; he wouldn't want to find out the cost of going off track. 'I didn't ever risk finding out,' Howard recalls. 'It would knock me off completely.' That was one of many rituals he created during his incredible career that took Howard Howard from a small boy in New Jersey to a herd of American sports - to this day, no goalkeeper has made more saves in a World Cup game. But Howard had already learned how lives can turn on a wrong direction when he was still a youth. The goalkeeper switched from North Brunswick to the history books in 1998, with pit stops including the North Jersey Imperials, Manchester United, and three World Cups.

Tim Howard, the American soccer legend, has made a dramatic change to become DailyMail.com's top sports columnist. Howard has been a member of the United States soccer team for 121 caps, the most caps to any goalkeeper in national team history. In addition to this, he has appeared in 399 Premier League appearances for Manchester United and Everton, and was inducted into the US Soccer Hall of Fame in December.

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.

Tim Howard, a veteran goalkeeper of the United States National Team, was inducted into the US National Soccer Hall of Fame on Saturday. Howard was on the ballot for the first time and received 46 of 48 out of 48 possible votes. In May, the induction will take place. He made the move to the Premier League in 2003, where he would play for 13 seasons, beginning his career with the New York/New Jersey MetroStars.

When it comes to deciding whether or not to have a domestic holiday, Australians are spoilt for choice - but there is one place that is unfairly overlooked: the beach in Aspen.

Tim Howard, a native of New Jersey, believes his home state is the most logical option to host the 2026 World Cup Final, saying on Thursday that the game "must" be staged at MetLife Stadium. 'Growing up here, playing on the streets of New Jersey, and watching the World Cup in 1994,' Howard said at a Premier League mini-pitch opening in Kearny, New Jersey. "We've proven it time and time again." The fact that we can host the final - for me, it's a must.'

Robbie Mustoe, a NBC Sports analyst, believes that Brendan Rodgers, the Leicester City coach, should have been dismissed long ago. Following a last-gasp loss at Crystal Palace on Sunday morning, Rodgers was immediately relieved of his place by the Premier League club following a six-loss streak in seven leagues. 'I'm a little surprised because they're having financial fair play issues,' Mustoe said on NBC's Premier League coverage on Saturday. I believe they reported record losses since the start of the season, but 92.5 million pounds ($114 million) was spent.'

Bruno Fernandes, according to NBC Sports analyst and former Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard, will flourish for Manchester United with Cristiano Ronaldo's in the rearview mirror. In the aftermath of a thrilling interview with Piers Morgan, the Red Devils took care of Nottingham Forest 3-0 at Old Trafford in their first game since the Portuguese superstar was left by'mutual consent.' Fernandes put on a spectacular show, securing a brilliant pass for United's second. According to former USMNT goalkeeper Kevin McCarthy and his Portuguese mate, who is no longer at Carrington, more is expected to come.

The United States men's national soccer team's quadrennial aim is to reach a level beyond the World Cup's group stage. Despite the country's disappointing failure to qualify for Russia in 2018, the Americans are used to winning the World Cup for the first time since 1990. But while qualifying against Cuba and Belize has been relatively straightforward, winning World Cup matches has been much more difficult. In World Cup play, the American men are just 9-8-19.

Liverpool lost 2-1 to Leeds United on Saturday, defeating Crysencio Summerville's last-gasp winner. The Reds' Anfield fortress crumbled as the 20-year-old's 89th-minute goal snapped their 19-month winning streak at home. The loss also marked Liverpool's second straight defeat to a team in the relegation zone and dropped the team to eighth place in the Premier League with only four wins. Jurgen Klopp's side and former Manchester United and Everton goalkeeper Howard described Liverpool's season as 'average' after a rocky start to the season.

After demonstrations against United's ownership were planned at a recent fan gathering in Philadelphia, a Manchester United supporters group said it was blocked by the club and American sports broadcaster, NBC. In a statement released Tuesday, the 1958, "an underground group of reds determined on upholding the values of Manchester United's history, culture, and traditions,' the US brethren's attempts to protest had been delayed. Several supporters groups in the United States planned to protest Manchester United's owner Avram Glazer at NBC Sports' Premier League fan fest in Philadelphia on October 15 and 16.

Tim Howard has slammed Chelsea's Kepa Arrizabalaga for Manchester United's deadlock at Stamford Bridge, claiming that the Spaniard should have kept Casemiro's header out of the line after striking the goalie's glove. Howard, a three-season defender for Old Trafford, admitted that it would have been a 'good save' for Arrizabalaga to keep the header out, but ultimately blamed the keeper. It's a good looping header,'Credit Casemiro says. Kepa has a complete hand to the ball, and he should be keeping that out,' Howard said on NBC Sports.

Drenthe (right) winger of the Netherlands spent the 2011-2012 season on loan at Goodison Park, where the American (left) was first-choice goalkeeper. Howard bragged a group of friends into the training ground hot tub in the middle of the night, causing the club to dismiss him as a "wrong'un." We had some wrong'uns at Everton, as well as those that stood out more than anything,' He said. Royston Drenthe was a horror. We're Everton, rolled sleeves up, worker bees. You were just at Real Madrid when Royston in Rolls-Royces came to work... what are you doing here? This is strange. I suspect he never heard of CCTV and he ended up with friends in the middle of the night, and they're in the hot tub... you're at the wrong place here mate.'

Both the pair, who were teammates at Old Trafford from 2003 to 2006, weighed in on the midfielder's mood, including scowling at coworkers (top right) and making stern tackles on them in Man United training (left). Howard, who has since retired, has also stated that the talented playmaker is one of the Premier League's most underrated players. "Scholesy never wanted the spotlight," he said. He didn't puff his chest out like celebrities who want the spotlight, but he's still got as much praise as he has, and he's likely to fall as one of the Premier League's most underrated players. He's got a diminutive personality, doesn't need a bit of craic and a bit of banter, and if you're a goalkeeper, he'll smash the ball off your face, but he won't even try to shove it into the corner.'

In a dramatic change back in 2003, the American goalkeeper (inset) joined the English giants from the MetroStars. And Howard, who appeared on former United teammate Ben Foster's 'Fozcast' podcast on YouTube, opened up about the circumstances of his arrival, admitting to wearing a light blue shirt and tie (left) and risking the ire of fiery boss Sir Alex Ferguson (right). "This is how old and dumb and innocent I was," he said. I thought, 'right, I'm going to [department store] Macy's and get myself a nice shirt and tie combo to go with this big baggy suit that I have, it's going to be awesome.' And here's how I got this nice light blue shirt and a tie with stunning diagonal navy blue, white, and light blue stripes, and I've 'nailed it.' They were Manchester City colours, you know,' a few days later.'

On Tuesday, Howard, 43, made the remarks on CBS Sports' 'In Soccer We Trust,' a sports radio show. The US will have to'manage' the game against England, according to him, and they will also collect points from other group B games. It's a World Cup,' I believe it is.' I believe you play three games in a row. You don't have to win them all, but I'm sure there will be some moments that need to be handled, whether it's a goal difference or if it's playing for a draw,' Howard told podcast host and former US defender Jim Conrad. I think that's fine as long as you can get through the group.' And yes, the England game could get out of hand, given where both teams are based, but it does need to be managed,' he said.

Manchester United are not missing Cristiano Ronaldo, according to former club defender Danny Higginbotham, who also stated that Jadon Sancho would not have scored the game's crucial goal against Leicester if the Portuguese superstar had not started. On Thursday evening, Boss Erik Ten Hag introduced an attacking front four, including England internationals Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford, as well as youngster Anthony Elanga and Bruno Fernandes. It's the third game in a row in which Ronaldo, 37, has come off the bench. The Portuguese began playing for the Red Devils in a 4-0 loss at Brentford. United have scored nine points against Liverpool, Southampton, and now Leicester City since being unveiled.

Tim Howard, a former Manchester United and Everton goalkeeper, has warned Liverpool that they will have to come from behind in games after their loss to Newcastle on Wednesday night. Jurgen Klopp's team faltered once more, losing three points due to a 98th-minute winner by Fabio Carvalho. 'I think about the issues that they've had in these games, eight of the last nine games,' Howard said NBC.