Danny Rohl stands by his decision to deny departing Rangers captain James Tavernier a final start at Ibrox, stressing that his job is always based on what is best for his team.
- From farming village to Liverpool icon – the Salah story
"Whenever I walk in here, I can't help but recall how he used to move…
- Captain, player, manager, Mister, number one – Davids at Barnet
A team bottom of the Football League, without a victory, who already have a manager.…
- The great number nine decline – where have England’s strikers gone?
Thomas Tuchel's latest squad has laid bare the current dearth of English centre-forwards, with Harry…
- Cages, crushes and stabbings – is European away safety getting worse?
Football fans across the country dream of following their club in Europe, seeing them take…
- Frank’s downfall: Inside his struggle to get players and fans onboard
Tottenham's decision to sack Thomas Frank was made almost immediately after Tuesday night's loss to…
- The Wayne Rooney Show
Episode details Radio 5 Live,·15 May 2026,·31 mins Wayne Rooney sits down with Jordan Pickford…
Tavernier hurt at losing farewell Ibrox appearance
Departing Rangers captain James Tavernier says he "felt deeply hurt and let down" and that "the situation could and should have been handled much better" after missing out on a farewell appearance at Ibrox.