All news by author: Robbie Savage

Newcastle are mid-table in the Premier League table and their difficult campaign - and potentially Eddie Howe's job - reaches a crucial juncture in the FA Cup quarter-final against Man City

Liverpool flourished with Michael Edwards helping Jurgen Klopp while Manchester United have struggled without a sporting director after Sir Alex Ferguson retired

Gary Neville called Chelsea 'billion pound bottle jobs' as they wilted towards the end of the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool and questions should be asked over Mauricio Pochettino’s management

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool meet Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea in Sunday's showdown at Wembley with the Reds battling a number of injuries while the Blues look to salvage their season

Salford City have this week swooped for Macclesfield's manager Alex Bruce to add him to their coaching staff - while the Silkmen have replaced him with Michael Clegg

A vast number of West Ham supporters made for the exits at half-time with the team 4-0 down during the eventual 6-0 drubbing at the hands of Arsenal and Declan Rice last weekend

ROBBIE SAVAGE COLUMN: ‌We’ve had enough joy sucked out of football by VAR, fans inconvenienced by difficult kick-off times and managers being sacked every week - celebrations are a huge part of the game

Manchester United's dramatic 4-3 win over Wolves showed the direction Erik ten Hag must take with his squad after years of wasting money on expensive flops in the transfer market

Liverpool will have a huge void to fill when Jurgen Klopp steps down at the end of the season and his departure is akin to that of former Anfield great Bill Shankly who started the club's fabled Boot Room

Ivan Toney is set to return to action for Brentford after serving an eight-month ban, though his Brentford future is under continued speculation as he looks to earn a big move elsewhere

Jurgen Klopp has turned to Liverpool's raft of promising youth talent amidst a smattering of injuries and international call-ups with his side emerging with gusto as they tackle silverware on four fronts

The debate over VAR exploded again on Thursday night when Everton striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin was sent off in his side's FA Cup tie with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park

Mirror Sport columnist Robbie Savage looks back on a historic 12 months in football and reveals what he would like to see change as the calendar turns over to 2024

Arsenal, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Manchester City and Tottenham are fiercely contesting a close-run title race thus far - but what do they and the rest of the Premier League clubs need more than anything this Christmas?

"Liverpool and United remain two of the biggest global brands in football, with two of the largest fanbases, but the red-letter days of them being title rivals are long gone."

Mirror Football revealed this week that Erik ten Hag is facing the threat of a dressing room revolt with several Manchester United players disillusioned with his management

"It would be inexcusable if they finished bottom of a group containing Copenhagen and Galatasaray. And if they don't even drop into the Europa League, Ten Hag will have to carry the can for his game management."

Everton have slipped into the relegation zone after being docked a record 10 points by the Premier League over alleged FFP breaches - but Sean Dyche's men still have time to mount a great escape

The defending champions are already topping the table as they welcome rivals Liverpool to the Etihad on Saturday - and Pep Guardiola's side can supercharge their title pursuit with a victory

"If we must persist with VAR football needs to see the best of it – so here's my take on Warnock's take on the game's biggest source of controversy."

ROBBIE SAVAGE: Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford was sent off in his team's Champions League defeat against FC Copenhagen as the England international's difficult season continues

Manchester United have made their worst start to a season for 60 years, with boss Erik ten Hag coming under increasing pressure, though the Dutchman will be given time to turn things around

Manchester United take on rivals City on Sunday and the clash once again threatens to expose the ever-widening gap between the two clubs

Manchester United's owners, the Glazers, look set to cash in on a significant chunk of their shares by selling a 25 percent stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe after months of negotiations - but the hard work starts now

Wayne Rooney was appointed as Birmingham manager this week after the Championship side surprisingly opted to sack boss John Eustace despite the Blues being in the play-offs