Football professor defeating England says enough is enough as his analytical approach defined Man Utd defender misery

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In a recent talk with Norwegian TV2, Egil “Drillo” Olsen says he has had enough. The 82 year old former Norwegian national coach, is frightened by football’s development. The story also quoted by Swedish national newspaper, Aftonbladet.

He is out on one of his daily walks with his dogs Keegan and Cafu. The dogs have barely had time to sit down, besides the bench “Drillo” is sitting on, before he vents his thoughts about the summer’s big highlight for all football fans. – There have been more disappointments than things to be happy about in the Euro’s. I am negative about what has happened to football in recent years, he says.

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David Beckham visiting Svennis in Sweden and having a special “Kongeelven” fishing experience in Lærdal, Norway

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David Beckham has been seen in Scandinavia recently. His intention of everything was clearly major positives and his visit to Sven Goran Eriksson shows everyone what a wonderfull human being David Beckham is.

We all know how difficult everything is for the former England manager, and of course earlier in the year being able to visit Anfield and coach the “Liverpool Legends”. This time around, David Beckham turned up on his doorstep, to show his gratitude, visiting Svennis at his home.

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Return to Man Utd ending up with a new FA Cup winners medal as the tally of trophies makes interesting read

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Jonny Evans (36) returned to Man Utd on a free transfer last summer. After being out of contract at Leicester and no real progress were made regarding a new deal, he got an opening to train with his former club until he had secured a new deal somewhere else, but instead Erik ten Hag did see the qualities and skills of the Northern Ireland team captain.

He was highly rated at Leicester, being signed from West Bromwich for a relegation clause fee of £3.5million. A great deal for both parties as he lifted Leicester in a good relationships with different partners in a back four, including his current teammate Harry Maguire.

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