Liverpool have seen a manager pushed off the touchline, Trent earn an international call-up and a harrowing injury to a youngster on loan, as the wait for the next match continues.
Coach sanctioned and fined
Liverpool goalkeeping coach John Achterberg was charged by the FA after the drama that ensued in a late win against Newcastle last month.
Both Achterberg and Newcastle performance boss Daniel Hodges were accused of “inappropriate” behaviour, with the Reds manager alleged to have used “abusive and/or insulting gestures”.
The FA has handed down a decision, with both Achterberg and Hodges receiving fines and a ban.
Achterberg has been fined £7,000 by an independent regulatory commission and is banned from playing on the touchline during a match, meaning he won’t be on the bench against Brighton on October 1.
I bet Newcastle are still thinking about that extra time, but they shouldn’t have tried to waste as many minutes as they did! Have they learned the lesson?
3 things today: Injuries and internationals
Trent Alexander-Arnold has earned himself a call-up from England for the September international break, even after a bumpy start to the season: the Three Lions play two games this month. Paul Glatzel had heartbreaking luck in his young career and continued into the middle of the week with a hamstring injury just 13 minutes after his return, one can only hope it’s a minor issue! Caoimhin Kelleher has yet to return from injury but was seen in training on Monday, with Ireland manager Stephen Kenny saying he expects him to be back “very soon”.
Latest news from Liverpool F.C.
When you think there’s a valuable Jude Bellingham update, but sadly there isn’t. New complaints have arisen and we want to clarify things for you, this is what you should know. Brazilian outlet UOL claims that Matheus Nunes is still one of the names at the top of Klopp’s wish list and that Liverpool could bring forward their midfield plans until January… let’s not forget that Nunes signed for Wolves this summer. .
Last chat from somewhere else
“It’s a good thought, but we have enough to focus on”
Steven Gerrard gives his verdict on the idea of ​​a North vs. South Premier League All-Star match… pic.twitter.com/BJ39YVCqck
– Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) September 15, 2022
Mainz manager Bo Svensson is on Brighton’s shortlist to replace Graham Potter as manager, Klopp signed Svensson to the German club in 2007. Chelsea owner Todd Boehly’s All-Star game idea continues to be raised with Premier League managers, with Steven Gerrard the latest to throw cold water on the idea. Brentford’s Ivon Toney was called up to England for the first time, while Jadon Sancho missed out on the squad altogether.
Tweet of the day and game of the night
This is too relatable…
Me on member sales https://t.co/ERZoOASC2j
— . (@ellis98_) September 15, 2022
It’s Thursday and the European action continues in the Europa League and Conference League, Man United and West Ham are involved, but there are plenty of options! Games start at 5:45 pm or 8:00 pm
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