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'Xabi Alonso is being listened to by the owners and putting his stamp on things at Stamford Bridge' Clinton Morrison writes in his Top, Top Column

Clinton Morrison reflects on all the latest transfer comings and goings, changes in the dugouts and pays tribute to the world’s oldest professional footballer after he ended a four-year goalscoring drought

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"If I’m Steve Parrish at Crystal Palace and teams want Adam Wharton, I’d be thinking 'He’s going to go for just as much, if not MORE than Alex Scott!' Clinton Morrison on the summer window, and the World Cup Final, including a review of Justin Bieber

Clinton Morrison reflects on the World Cup final, assesses whether the 48-team tournament has been a success and gives his verdict on Morgan Rogers’ big-money move to Chelsea

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'Thomas Tuchel is still the right man for the England job - unless Pep Guardiola makes himself available' Clinton Morrison offers his thoughts on the Three Lions' next manager in his Top Top Column

Clinton Morrison reflects on England's World Cup exit at the hands of Argentina, assesses where Thomas Tuchel goes from here, and looks ahead to the World Cup final on Sunday

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'Start Djed Spence against Norway. He'll be vital if England are to stop Erling Haaland doing what he does best' Clinton Morrison on the Three Lions' quarter-final showdown in his Top Top Column

Clinton Morrison reflects on England's epic win over Mexico, assesses the threat Norway will pose in the quarter-finals, and discusses what Bruno Guimaraes and Andrey Santos could bring to Arsenal and Manchester United, respectively

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'England's right-hand side is exposed and it's left Thomas Tuchel looking bonkers. Mexico will be a huge test in the altitude' Clinton Morrison on the Three Lions' World Cup hopes in his Top Top Column

Clinton Morrison reflects on England's edgy 2-1 win over DR Congo, gives his tip for a future Ballon d’Or winner and assesses the latest comings and goings in the Premier League

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'Best version of England will come during the World Cup knockouts. Fans need to keep the faith' Clinton Morrison preaches patience after disappointing Three Lions' Ghana draw

Clinton Morrison reflects on England's frustrating goalless draw with Ghana and assesses how Thomas Tuchel might change the team against Panama tonight

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'Better teams will cause England problems. I was surprised Thomas Tuchel didn't start Marc Guehi' Clinton Morrison assesses England World Cup winners credentials after contentious defensive display against Croatia

Clinton Morrison reflects on an entertaining start to the World Cup, offers his verdict on England's win over Croatia, and assesses some of the controversial officiating decisions so far

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'Roy Keane leaving Saipan in 2002 galvanised us but Mick McCarthy wasn't right to question him in front of the squad' Ex-Republic of Ireland international Clinton Morrison gives first-hand account of famous 2002 World Cup fallout

With the World Cup now underway, Clinton Morrison gives his take on that iconic bust-up between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy

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'I think Tottenham Hotspur's hierarchy has made the right appointment for a change' Clinton Morrison writes in his Top, Top Column for FourFourTwo

In his latest column for FourFourTwo, Clinton Morrison reflects on Roberto De Zerbi’s appointment at Tottenham, assesses two drab performances for England, explains why Newcastle should stick with Eddie Howe after a difficult season, and previews the big FA Cup clash between Man City and Liverpool at the Etihad.

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'Arsenal won't do the quadruple but watch them do the Premier League-Champions League double' Clinton Morrison makes bold Gunners prediction in Top Top Column

In his latest FourFourTwo column, Clinton Morrison reflects on the pre-match huddle madness at Chelsea and looks ahead to Sunday’s Carabao Cup final, as well as a bizarre Glenn Murray tale

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'Spurs are lower than a snake's belly. They should sack Igor Tudor and get Tim Sherwood or Sean Dyche - that would shake things up' Clinton Morrison on looming Tottenham catastrophe in new 'Top Top Column'

In his latest column for FourFourTwo, Clinton Morrison tips who should replace Igor Tudor in the Tottenham dugout, assesses why Mohamed Salah's form has dropped at Liverpool and why Michael Carrick deserves a chance to take over permanently at Manchester United.

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Crystal Palace legend reveals Selhurst Park fears as rumours mount over Oliver Glasner's future

The Crystal Palace boss is out of contract in the summer but Clinton Morrison believes keeping him is vital

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An Ireland apart: How Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy's Saipan fallout went box office

Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy produced one of football’s most dramatic stories when they ripped into each other in the middle of the Pacific Ocean in 2002 – now the saga is being retold in a new movie that hits the cinemas in January

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‘The relationship between fans and owner has been toxic at Sheffield Wednesday for a long time – why wasn’t the owner trying to sell the club as soon as possible?’ Former Owls striker saddened by Championship side’s crisis

In an exclusive interview, EFL pundit expresses his bewilderment at recent events at Hillsborough

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‘Paul Merson ran to the toilet in the ad break the other Saturday and he clearly didn’t realise how short the break was – I had to cover his match for him!’ Inside Soccer Saturday with Clinton Morrison

The former Crystal Palace and Birmingham City striker takes us behind the scenes at Sky Sports

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‘Neil Warnock made us wear shin pads, then launched balls into the sky and told us to go in for challenges. Some of those early sessions were interesting…’: Clinton Morrison recalls his favourite managers

The Republic of Ireland international worked with plenty of characters during his 19-year career

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‘We drew 0-0 against Brazil and there were superstars all over the pitch – Cafu, Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho, Kaka… and guess what? I got man of the match!’: Ex-Republic of Ireland striker recalls holding World Cup winners Brazil to a stalemate

The Republic of Ireland man of the match from that game against Brazil recalls the 0-0 draw

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Toni Duggan welcomes spotlight on England ahead of Euro defence

The Lionesses made an uncertain start to their preparations for next summer in friendlies against Germany and South Africa.

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Black prostate cancer survivor didn’t take risk seriously as GP said he was ‘more likely to be hit by bus’ than die

Research shows 69 per cent of Black adults are unaware that Black men face a twofold increased risk of developing prostate cancer in their lifetime

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Manchester City tipped to land England superstar - who Pep Guardiola could begin a new era with

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is subject of serious speculation regarding his future

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Kevin Campbell’s son mourns loss of ‘idol’ after ex-Arsenal striker dies aged 54

Tyrese Campbell, who most recently played for Stoke, described the former Everton forward as a “one in a million person”.

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Mike Dean shares story of Tranmere Rovers goalkeeper in mental health discussion

The former referee took part in an important, open conversation on Sky Sports with Paul Merson, Clinton Morrison and Kris Boyd

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Arsenal invincibles appear in ‘boss level’ game in record-breaking 5-a-side final

Two members of Arsenal's invincible squad starred alongside other Premier League veterans during a record-breaking five-a-side tournament for the Ladbrokes Players Cup

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Simple transfer maths that spelt disaster for Leeds United a year ago

The departing Soccer Saturday presenter felt that United set themselves up for a fall after narrowly avoiding the drop last season and then selling their best two players

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Leeds United's repeated blunders starting with Marcelo Bielsa sacking set stage for relegation

That's the view of pundit Clinton Morrison, who felt the Whites erred in getting rid of the iconic Argentine and then kept compounding that mistake with each new appointment

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