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Dopo il licenziamento di Dalglish il Liverpool, autore di un’ultima stagione con luci e qualche ombra, è alla ricerca di un nuovo tecnico. L’incarico sarebbe stato offerto a Roberto Martinez, tuttavia questa non pare essere la sola candidatura attendibile. In occasione di un’ amichevole giocata a Norwich un tifoso dei Celtic ha riportato ferite alla testa a seguito di una rissa scoppiata in un pub. E’ nota l’antipatia della quasi totalità delle tifoserie inglesi per i biancoverdi di Glasgow, rivalità dovute primariamente a ragioni di natura politica, ed ogni trasferta in Inghilterra della squadra di Lennon finisce immancabilmente per generare scontri.

Wigan owner Dave Whelan believes Roberto Martinez has been made an offer by Liverpool to take over as manager.

Martinez broke off from his holiday in Barbados for talks with the Reds and Whelan says he now wants his manager’s future resolved by next Thursday.

“He had a meeting on Thursday with the owner of Liverpool in Miami,” Whelan told BBC Sport. “I think they have made some kind of offer.

“They will speak again on Tuesday. I’ve said I want a decision by Thursday.”

Liverpool have declined to comment on Whelan’s claims.

Martinez received permission to speak to the Reds last week and was previously handed a deadline to sort his future of 5 June by Whelan, which the Latics owner now appears to have brought forward.

The Spaniard, who met with Liverpool’s American owners Fenway Sports Group in the United States, returns from his holiday on Tuesday.

Whelan revealed: “We are having a meeting on Tuesday when he’s going to put everything to me. He’s very honest. He arrives back in the morning and we will get together in the afternoon.”

However, Whelan insisted it is by no means certain the 38-year-old will accept the offer to take over at Anfield.

“I think Roberto has put his cards on the table and said ‘If I’m going to Liverpool I want the following’,” said the Wigan owner.

“Roberto has to run the football club from top to bottom. Without that I don’t think he would go.

“I should not be saying how good Roberto is because I want to keep him. There’s no question he’s the best young manager in Europe.”

Asked about the prospect of Martinez taking over at Liverpool, Reds skipper Steven Gerrard said: “We’ll have to wait and see. It’s news for me. I am aware Roberto Martinez has been speaking to the club. If he is the manager he has my support.”

Ajax manager Frank de Boer and Swansea’s Brendan Rodgers have turned down the chance to speak to the Anfield club.

Former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas is among a host of other potential candidates that have been linked with the vacancy.

(BBC Football) 

Ambulance called to Norwich pub after Celtic supporter suffers minor head injury

The fun and games spilled over into trouble for a small group of travelling Celtic fans

Supporters of the Scottish champions are in Norwich for Canaries star Adam Drury’s testimonial at Carrow Road tonight (7.45pm kick-off).

An ambulance was called to the Compleat Angler pub, in Prince of Wales Road, at 1.20pm this afternoon.

It is thought a small group of Celtic fans had got into a scuffle, resulting in a man being hit on the head with a pint glass.

An East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust spokesman said: “We were called to this address to reports of a man in his 20s who had suffered injuries to his head. He was conscious and breathing.

“The cause of the injuries isn’t stated but believed minor as he was treated at the scene and did not go to hospital.”

Generally the travelling Celtic fans have been well behaved and enjoyed their day in Norwich however.

A police spokesman said: “Norfolk Constabulary, working alongside Norwich City Football Club, has planned for this testimonial match.

“Additional officers will be patrolling the city centre and around the football ground before and after the match and any incidents will be responded to on individual basis.

“We would encourage fans to enjoy tonight’s match in a safe and responsible manner.”

– For pictures of the Norwich City and Celtic fans soaking up the sun ahead of tonight’s match, see the link to our picture gallery at the top-right of this page.

(edp24.co.uk)

 

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