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Glen Johnson makes his message clear as he address the recent top of form at Liverpool.

What have you made of Cody Gakpo’s start to his Liverpool career?
“I think he has had a slightly slow start, but you have got to give him a bit of time and grace for that obviously.

“I certainly think he has got the capability and the abilities to be a top player, the first few games it probably looked like the Premier League was a bit too fast.

“It was just a matter of time till he got used to it and adapted to it, but I think he has got a lot of potential to be a really big player for the next few years.”

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Manchester City FC are in hot water after being charged with more than 100 financial offences. A four-year investigation has uncovered the Premier League giants being in trouble over offences dating back to the start of their 2008 takeover, and the consequences could see City having points deducted and perhaps even expulsion from the top-flight. 

Pep Guardiola has cut a jaded figure in recent weeks and his usually well-oiled City team have looked sluggish, laboured, and, frankly, boring. Serial-goalscorer Erling Haaland was devoid of service and City’s rock-solid midfield has looked as flimsy as ever during Guardiola’s seven-year spell at the Etihad.

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Manchester City’s Erling Haaland is on-course to smash the Golden Boot record and lay down the most prolific goal scoring season English football has seen in decades. 

The 22-year-old is currently at 25 goals this season – two more than last year’s Golden Boot winners – and the Norwegian shows no signs of slowing down. This is of little surprise, as Haaland’s goals-to-game ratio in Germany was astonishing, and his record for Norway was nothing short of mind-blowing.

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