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Neil Humphreys

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Neil Humphreys is a humour columnist and author of best-selling books such as Rich Kill Poor Kill, Marina Bay Sins and his "Island" series about Singapore, such as Saving A Sexier Island.
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Aston Villa boss Steven Gerrard looking over the shoulder of Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp.
Football

Why Gerrard's homecoming matters

Ralf Rangnick employed a 4-2-2-2 formation in his first match in charge of Manchester United.
Football

Ralf already shows Ole's folly

Ralf Rangnick is set to replace Michael Carrick at Old Trafford.
Football

Ralf seems ready to break with the past

Gabriel Jesus, who prefers to play on the wing, is the closest Manchester City have to a specialist striker.
Football

City still miss decisive striker

Thiago Alcantara celebrates after scoring Liverpool’s first goal in their 2-0 win over Porto.
Football

Thiago hits prime at right time

Sancho’s time to shine now: Neil Humphreys
Football

Sancho's time to shine now

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked by Manchester United after a 4-1 defeat by Watford.
Football

Man Utd's issues run far deeper than just firing Solskjaer

Steven Gerrard has traded the relative stability at Rangers for the EPL, where patience is in short supply.
Football

Gerrard's road to Anfield starts now

Harry Maguire celebrates scoring England’s first goal during their 10-0 win over San Marino.
Football

Now do it for your club, Maguire

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has been heavily linked with Aston Villa.
Football

Don't take Villa job, Gerrard

New Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe will have a tough job saving them from relegation.
Football

Howe on a hiding to nothing

Pablo Fornals (second from far right) celebrates his goal against Liverpool with Michail Antonio (second from far left) and his other West Ham United teammates.
Football

West Ham's dream lies with Antonio

Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane (third from left) struggled against Everton.
Football

Salvage Kane or sell him, Conte