Month: February 2026
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Ipswich Town
“They’re still in control of their own destiny,” he added. “Those extra fixtures could change everything. I truly believe they will secure promotion back to the Premier League.”
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Everton
“If that’s the standard he’s going to produce, then he’s finished at Everton,” Moyes stated. “No one is bigger than this club. You earn your place with your attitude and your performance.”
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Coventry city
“We’re not just playing to finish high in the table,” Rudoni said, pausing before fixing his gaze on the reporter. “The focus in that dressing room is mainly on winning a trophy for the fans. They deserve it more than anything.”
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Sunderland
“I’ve never been this embarrassed,” he admitted. “That performance was a disgrace. At home, in front of our fans, we have to fight for every ball. Tonight, we didn’t.”
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AFC Bournemouth
They pick up a point in our home ground. I don’t love their pattern of play they kick and rush. They make it difficult for my players.”
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Newcastle United
Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe launched a furious attack on his team following their 2–1 defeat away to Manchester City, branding the performance a disgrace and suggesting one player’s future at the club could be over.
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Ipswich Town
Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna unleashed a furious post-match reaction following his side’s crushing 5–3 defeat away to Wrexham, branding the performance a disgrace and hinting that one player’s career at the club could be over.
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Derby County
Derby County manager John Eustace did not mince his words after his side’s crushing 2–0 defeat to Watford, delivering one of the most explosive post-match interviews of his tenure.
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Leeds United
Tension boiled over after a dramatic 1-1 draw on the road, with Daniel Farke delivering a brutally honest assessment of his squad despite securing what many considered a valuable point.
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Coventry city
But it was the standout performer the man Keane singled out who stole the spotlight. He was everywhere on the pitch, breaking up attacks, driving forward, and making the right decisions time and time again. His energy and awareness set the tone, and his influence was impossible to ignore.
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