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The hunt is on for Everton replacement managers – Rooney, Lampard, Nuno, Potter and Moyes in the contention. WTX Sports understands that Everton FC are looking at the following managers to replace Rafa Benitez AFter the Spaniard was sacked earlier this afternoon. WTX Sports first broke the news on WTX News Twitter – Live from Liverpool. Breaking News – Everton have sacked manager Rafa Benitez https://twitter.com/WtxNews/status/1482728959448170498 The club statement on the sacking read: “Everton Football Club can confirm the departure of Rafael Benitez as First Team manager. “Benitez, who joined Everton in June 2021, has left the club with immediate…
Everton and manager Rafa Benitez have agreed to part ways after just six and a half months in the job, WTX Sports can confirm. This comes after Saturday’s woeful 2-1 Premier League defeat against Norwich. WTX Sports News broke the story first in the UK – follow us for live updates from Liverpool https://twitter.com/WtxNews/status/1482728416344526855 Everton have sacked manager Rafa Benitez Talks on the specific details of his departure are continuing but understand that the decision for the Spaniard to leave the club is mutual. Everton have sacked manager Rafa Benitez which is no surprise to the Toffee supporters who have…
A last-ditch attempt to stay in Australia has been rejected in court and now tennis star Novak Djokovic is set to be deported.
The Sunday papers report heavily on the continued fallout from the latest scandal facing the UK government – two more Downing Street parties that took place during Covid restrictions.
The Dutch government eases lockdown in the Netherlands as shops, hairdressers and gyms will be allowed to reopen in the EU country, but bars and restaurants must stay closed, the Dutch government made the announcement said it was easing one of the strictest lockdowns in Europe. Follow WTX News EU for the latest breaking news from France Live on Twitter Bars, restaurants, museums and theatres will remain closed until at least 25 January, the government said. The Netherlands has been reporting more than 30,000 new daily COVID-19 infections, an all-time record since the beginning of the pandemic. The Netherlands enters…
French presidential candidate Valerie Pecresse stressed the need for stronger EU borders on Friday, Her comments were inspired by a visit to a refugee camp. Pecresse is seeking to elevate her stature as a potential stateswoman by travelling abroad and to establish her credentials as tough on migration as she tries to lure voters away from the influential French far-right. Follow WTX News EU for the latest breaking news from France Live on Twitter French presidential candidate During a visit to Greece that will also see her visit a camp for asylum seekers on an Aegean island used by migrants…
Downing Street staff held two parties the night before Prince Philip’s funeral, claims the Daily Mirror on its front page.
Prince Andrew, The Duke of York, will now defend his civil sexual abuse case as a “private citizen” after the Queen removed his military titles and royal patronages, writes The Independent.
Civil unrest is threatening to destabilise the oil-rich former Soviet republic in Central Asia and the media is desperate to uncover who’s to blame and the consequences of the uprising.
The Queen has “cast Andrew adrift for the sake of the monarchy”, reports the Daily Express.
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