Arsenal fans arrested over Tottenham damage

Arsenal and Tottenham will not face FA sanctions after 10 supporters were arrested following crowd trouble at the Capital One Cup third round clash. Arsenal fans caused significant damage to hoardings in the upper tier at White Hart Lane, with the Metropolitan Police making 10 arrests for offences ranging from criminal damage and assault. The FA have subsequently stated that the matter is out of their hands at it is now a criminal case, although they added that they will assists the Met Police where necessary with the case.Reports also claim Arsenal fans were involved in skirmishes with stewards on Wednesday evening, while the club released a statement saying they are happy to work with all parties involved in order to help identify any further culprits. “We are concerned that this happened, involving a minority of fans,” the statement read. “We will work with Tottenham Hotspur and the authorities on this.”
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Fergie: I didn’t leave 11 corpses at funeral

Date published: Tuesday 22nd September 2015 8:41

Sir Alex Ferguson has described criticism of the squad he bequeathed David Moyes at Manchester United as “hilarious”.

Ferguson came under fire for leaving Moyes a squad with an ageing defence featuring Nemanja Vidic, Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra, and a central midfield consisting of Michael Carrick, Anderson, Darren Fletcher and Tom Cleverley.

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Even though they had just won the Premier League, many pundits (and indeed us) claimed that it was a heavily flawed squad.

‘I’ve read some stuff about the condition of the United squad when I retired,’ Ferguson wrote in his new book ‘Leading’. ‘You would have thought that I had left 11 corpses on the steps of a funeral home. It’s hilarious.

‘At the end of that season the average/median age of our squad was just under 26 – or about the same as it had been throughout the previous 25 years.’

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Sunderland’s entire ethos is centred around short-termism. They have a manager who had to be persuaded to take the job after initially rejecting it, and is on a one-year deal. They have an owner under enormous pressure from supporters and a number of players signed signed in desperation by a manager who will leave before they do. They have had five managers (Advocaat, Poyet, Di Canio, O’Neill, Bruce) in the last four years.

The longest-serving player in Sunderland’s starting side against Bournemouth was Billy Jones, who has been at the club for less than 16 months. That breeds a team with a critical lack of organisation and unity.

Once again they were made to look shambolic defensively and blunt in the final third at Bournemouth. Jermain Defoe is the only Sunderland player with more than two shots on target this season, and the only one with more than one goal. Even he has only registered an average of 1.8 shots per match.

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The biggest worry for Sunderland is not their results, but the opponents who have put them so firmly in their place. Leicester, Norwich, Swansea, Aston Villa, Tottenham and Bournemouth – an averaging finishing place last season of 14.7th in the Football League ladder. Advocaat’s side are struggling to breathe against the lesser sides in the table. The best sides will surely squeeze the life out of their flimsy Premier League existence.