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Arsenal fans have trolled Tottenham over a secret email their rivals reportedly sent to Premier League broadcasters over a name change.

The Athletic claimed on Friday that they’ve seen an email Spurs sent on February 10, outlining how they wish to be referenced going forward.

The email, believed to be titled ‘Tottenham Hotspur Naming Update’, explained how Tottenham no longer wish to be called simply ‘Tottenham’ on any Premier League broadcasts.

They have requested to either be called by their full name – ‘Tottenham Hotspur’ – or simply ‘Spurs’, which is the north London club’s nickname.

Arsenal fans have poked fun at Spurs on social media after the news emerged, particularly on Reddit.

‘I can understand that,’ @varro-reatinus posted. ‘The name is synonymous with ‘s**t’.’

‘I’ll do my part by continuing to call them s**t,’ a second Arsenal fan, @OdegaardsLeftFoot, said.

@SantosFurie89 added: ‘Swirling down their toilet bowl stadium.. At least American football fans have some history of success at that venue.’

‘Should have thought about that before they named themselves Tottenham then, shouldn’t they,’ @ICanSeeYourFuture posted.

Spurs are massively struggling in the Premier League this season amid an injury crisis, with the club currently sat 12th in the top-flight ahead of their trip to Ipswich Town on Saturday.

The north Londoners, who haven’t landed a major trophy since 2008, are already out of the FA Cup having lost to Aston Villa in the fourth round.

Ange Postecoglou’s side were on the verge of reaching this season’s Carabao Cup final, having beaten Liverpool in the first leg of their semi-final, but lost the second leg 4-0 earlier this month to exit the competition.

Former Liverpool defender and football pundit Jamie Carragher ripped Spurs to shreds after that particular match.

Speaking in the Sky Sports studio after the full-time whistle, Carragher said: ‘It was never in doubt before the game. It’s Tottenham.

‘When do Tottenham ever win a big game? When do Tottenham ever go anywhere and surprise you and win against the odds? It’s not just this Spurs team. They never shock you and do something out of the ordinary.’

Spurs’ last chance of silverware this term is in the Europa League, with Postecoglou’s team set to face Dutch side AZ Alkmaar in the last 16 after the draw was made on Friday.

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Louis Saha has urged Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim to consider signing Paul Pogba.

The Red Devils are in the midst of a mounting injury crisis that forced their beleagured manager to load his substitutes’ bench with untested teenagers against Tottenham on Sunday.

Amad Diallo was, perhaps, the most high-profile absentee against Spurs after he sustained an ankle injury in training that will keep him sidelined for the rest of the season.

The Ivory Coast interatnational was joined on the treatment table by Kobbie Mainoo, Manuel Ugarte and Toby Collyer, while Leny Yoro and Christian Eriksen were ill.

Luke Shaw, Lisandro Martinez and Mason Mount are also long-term absentees depriving Amorim of much needed experience and Premier League nous.

Pogba, meanwhile, is currently a free agent after mutually agreeing to terminate his contract at Juventus last year.

The France international, who left United in the summer of 2022, was handed a doping ban in February last year, with his four-year suspension cut to 18 months after the Court of Arbitration for Sport accepted his argument that he did not intentionally ingest a banned substance.

Saha’s former teammate Rio Ferdinand suggested earlier this month that Amorim should invite Pogba to train with the first team but the former France international striker believes Erik ten Hag’s successor should go a step further.

‘Yes, I would take Paul Pogba back at Manchester United in a heartbeat,’ Saha told Best Betting Sites.

‘It’s not only because of the squad that we have now with injuries and all that, but for all the elements that he brings as a player.

‘We need guarantees, we need quality, we need confidence, we need leadership, and this guy now has an opportunity to show how much he wants it.

‘Pogba can show he has the ability to be one of the best in the league in this position, especially with the motivation and the focus that he has to understand where he can improve and what parts of his game he needs to adapt.

‘Pogba has to focus on himself and think, all those things that I’ve done in the past, I should not do anymore. It’s an opportunity to sign someone who is highly motivated.

‘He’s going to obviously still have huge confidence about his ability. I’m sure that when he looks at this midfield at United, he has a different type of vibe in his game. So definitely it’s an easy fit.

‘I think that he will communicate with the manager. He would be humble after the situation. He’s been injured; he’s been banned. I’m sure Pogba wants the visibility.

‘He wants to go back to a French team as soon as possible, so he just needs to pick the right project. For him to get back into the national team, he needs to show that he can still do it at the top level.

‘United would be signing a player that is completely dedicated and focussed on achieving his goals, because he’s been out of the game for so long.

‘I’m sure that the most important thing for Pogba would be to show Amorim and the Manchester United fans that he is still one of the best players in the world. He will want to show people how good he was and how good it can still be.

‘I think it’s a nice opportunity for the club and the player.’

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Mario Melchiot says Ruben Amorim is faced with a ‘big problem’ at Manchester United, with ‘incredible’ players like Alejandro Garnacho appearing ‘lost’ since he took charge.

Amorim has found himself under mounting pressure at Old Trafford in recent weeks having failed to steady the ship since taking over the reins from Erik ten Hag back in November.

Sunday’s 1-0 defeat at the hands of Ange Postecoglou’s depleted Tottenham side, United’s eighth loss in the Premier League under Amorim, left the club stranded down in 15th place, just 12 points above the relegation zone.

While there has been no sign of a so-called new-manager bounce, though, it’s understood Amorim’s job is not under threat and the Portuguese has repeatedly underlined that he is not concerned for his future.

‘I am not worried,’ Amorim told the BBC following the Red Devils’ latest loss to Spurs.

‘I understand our fans, what the media think about it. I hate to lose, that feeling is the worst.

‘The rest I am not thinking about. I am here to help my players. I understand my situation, my job, I am confident on my work and I just want to win games.’

Outwardly at least, Amorim remains confident he has the backing of United bosses. However, the former Sporting head coach will be under no illusions that another defeat away to struggling Everton this weekend would be nothing short of catastrophic.

‘I think when Erik ten Hag watches it he will be thinking, “This is the same thing I was going through”,’ ex-Chelsea and Netherlands defender Melchiot told ESPN.

‘One of the key things with Amorim is he comes there and with your background and where you come from, your team was at a certain level but it was clearly not the level where you are right now.

‘So how he brings it across, in the sense of, “No, we have to finish the season and then look at next season…”.

‘But this is Manchester United, people don’t think and people don’t talk like that.

‘Him saying that is definitely going to cause friction with some people because fans and the expectation… they will be thinking, “Are you thinking it’s normal for us to be in this situation? Are you going to help us get out of it?”… you don’t want them to start getting on your back for that reason.’

While Melchiot has some sympathy for Amorim, he criticised the United boss for leaving his defence completely ‘exposed’ with his team selection against Tottenham.

‘I do understand what he’s talking about because most of the team is not built by him,’ he continued.

‘You can see the situation he was in, he put some many young kids on the bench [against Tottenham]. There was one experienced player on it and Casemiro had to start again.

‘But one of the things I don’t understand: if Casemiro starts in your team and [Bruno] Fernandes is your midfielder, you know he wants to go forward. He was kind of disciplined he did a lot of hard work.

‘But I ask myself why don’t you start holding it really tight. No, he exposed the team because he’s looking for the switch.

‘What I’m asking him now is to be careful. Don’t expose your team to be too creative because at this point you don’t have the players to do that.’

According to Melchiot, there appears to be a worrying lack of confidence within United’s squad with Amorim at the helm and the decline in form of a player of Garnacho’s undoubted quality is a serious concern.

‘One advantage he has is that the players he has there are not his hand. We have to remember, he wanted the job later and he got the job earlier,’ he added.

‘Okay, he got the job earlier because there was no choice anymore. But he knows now that it was an even bigger surprise than it was before.

‘The confidence is so low in that team. We have to remember that before he came in, one of the kids, for example, Garnacho, was incredible. Look at him now… he looks lost!

‘I don’t see the kid that can hurt a defender, can dribble at him, take him on.

‘If I look at [Rasmus] Hojlund… he works really hard but where are the goals going to come from? Sometimes I say to myself: let my striker work less so he has more energy to score for me.

‘Those things are not at Manchester United, they’re not dangerous, they don’t create anything so that’s why they have a big problem.’

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Ruben Amorim predicted a storm was coming. Surely even he didn’t think it would be quite this bad.

Sunday’s insipid display at Tottenham was another black mark on a season that has already spiralled out of control. It leaves United slumped in 15th place, 12 points clear of the bottom three with 13 games of a season they can’t wait to finish remaining.

While it has been 12 years since their last triumph, United remain the most successful side of the Premier League era and are one of just six teams to never have been relegated since the competition was launched in 1992. You have to go back 50 years for the last time they were dumped out of the English top flight.

But things are bleaker than ever. The R word was first floated by Ruben Amorim in January following a run of three consecutive defeats to Bournemouth, Wolves and Newcastle United over the festive period. His side responded with a hard-fought draw away to Liverpool before knocking Arsenal out of the FA Cup.

United have collected four points in the league since then, largely outplayed by bottom side Southampton before Amad Diallo came to the rescue. A victory away to Fulham followed, courtesy of a deflected Lisandro Martinez strike.

Two more home defeats to Brighton and Crystal Palace leading up to Sunday’s disaster at Tottenham stamped out any renewed optimism.

There are 12 defeats on the board and even for the most blindly optimistic fan, there will be more to come. 12 losses from their first 25 matches of a league campaign is their most since the 1973/74 season – which ended in them being relegated.

It’s a worrying omen and with no sign of anything resembling a turnaround, talk of relegation will have to be taken seriously if it isn’t already.

A couple of wins would of course ease those concerns and leave United on track for what must be now regarded as a best-case scenario – mid-table obscurity with some deep runs in the FA Cup and Europa League.

But a fresh injury crisis threatens to complicate an already dire situation. Amad Diallo, at the heart of everything good to emerge from this season, will have no further role to play. Lisandro Martinez is also out for the rest of the campaign with Luke Shaw and Mason Mount’s returns still uncertain.

Kobbie Mainoo, enduring a difficult second campaign in the first-team, is expected to be sidelined for six weeks. Eight teenagers were named on the bench on Sunday with just one senior appearance between them ahead of kick-off.

United’s options up top are threadbare and woefully out of form – Joshua Zirkzee, Rasmus Hojlund and Alejandro Garnacho have mustered just one goal between them in 2025. Former United striker Dimitar Berbatov described United’s two strikers as being ‘lost’ in Amorim’s 3-4-3 formation, ‘wasting all their energy’ in the set-up that has not yielded the success it did at Sporting Lisbon for the head coach.

United’s saving grace may be that the sides below them are perhaps close to being cut adrift with a 12-point swing to overturn. Ipswich and Leicester sit on 17 points with Southampton seemingly doomed on nine. West Ham and Wolves make up the bottom six.

Even by this season’s dreadful standards, it would require an almighty capitulation for United to be scrapping for their lives come April and May.

Since the Premier League switched to a 38-game format in 1995, an average of 35.6 points has been needed to beat the drop. Forest survived last season with 32.

On 29 points, United could pull clear with a couple of wins. But on this season’s evidence, plotting where those victories might come is not straight forward.

On Saturday, they head to Goodison Park where David Moyes has hauled Everton from 16th place – one point above the bottom three – to above United and into the lofty heights of 14th with four wins in six matches.

Following that, United host Ipswich under the lights at Old Trafford midweek. Another calamitous night at home then and alarm bells will well and truly be ringing.

While their destiny remains firmly in their own hands, the situation needs to be accepted for what it really is.

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Tottenham still looked ‘fragile’ in their win over Manchester United, claims former Chelsea star Frank Leboeuf, who is not sure the victory is a turning point for the club.

Spurs picked up a morale-boosting 1-0 win over the Red Devils on Sunday, with James Maddison returning from injury to score the only goal of the game.

Back-to-back victories for Ange Postecoglou’s side have seen them climb to 12th in the Premier League table, not where they want to be, but a much healthier state than they were in a couple of weeks ago.

The injury nightmare that they have been through in recent months appears to be easing, with not only Maddison but goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario returning to the starting XI.

Leboeuf was impressed with the Italian stopper, but his performance demonstrated how open Spurs were at the back, even against a blunt Manchester United team.

Alejandro Garnacho, in particular, had a fabulous chance to score for the Red Devils but fired his shot over the bar from inside the box in the first half.

The Frenchman reckons Spurs are still showing signs of weakness, partly due to ongoing injuries to the likes of Micky van de Ven and Cristian Romero, and should not be getting too excited about their form just yet.

‘Vicario is back and has been very good today,’ Leboeuf told ESPN FC. ‘He’s been under criticism a lot during the beginning of the season and he’s come back and had a huge impact today. But it’s still fragile.

‘If Vicario was the man of the match it’s because Manchester United created dangers.

‘I found, because of injuries and absences, I found Spurs very vulnerable at the back. If Garnacho had been a little bit more precise they would have been 1-1 at half-time and maybe it would have been a different game.

‘You can say, “we had a very good game, we feel better, now we can start from there and it’s going to be a new era for us this season.” No, no no, it’s still very fragile from Spurs.’

Postecoglou was delighted to have Maddison and Vicario available again, hailing the pair’s impact on their return to the starting XI.

‘It was enormous to have them back, not just for me, but for the players, for the staff, the fans,’ Postecoglou said.

‘They are top players, and we have missed them, even though the other guys have done everything in their power to contribute. There is a reason the experienced players are there and today they really stood up for us.’

Brennan Johnson and Wilson Odobert also returned and came off the bench, with Postecoglou adding to the BBC: ‘Even the guys coming on, Brennan and Wilson, great to get them back into it.’

The Australian did, however, confirm that three players suffered knocks in the win over United, although he doesn’t expect them to be serious injuries.

Son Heung-min, Kevin Danso and Rodrigo Bentancur were all taken off due to minor problems.

‘He got a knock on his knee,’ Postecoglou said of Danso. ‘Him, Sonny and Rodri all got sort of knocks. I don’t think it is anything significant. But the beauty of it now is we can actually get them to recover instead of trying to patch them up and throw them out [onto the pitch] again [in] midweek.’

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Micah Richards believes Ruben Amorim hasn’t yet grasped how to handle the media pressures that comes with being Manchester United manager.

United’s start under Amorim continued to worsen as the Red Devils suffered a 1-0 defeat to Tottenham on Sunday to slide down to 15th in the Premier League table.

Jamis Maddison’s first-half strike was the difference in an edgy encounter which condemned Amorim’s side to their 12th league defeat of the season – their most in the top flight in 31 years.

And with a slew of key first-team players unavailable due to injury, the task for Amorim does not appear to be getting any easier as they prepare for a tough trip to Goodison Park at the weekend against an in-form Everton.

After the game, the under-fire United boss pushed back against the suggestion that his job was under threat, but conceded that it jobs remains ‘so hard’.

And while Amorim’s style of play and tactical inflexibility have come in for criticism, Richards believes that the United manager’s handling of the media is also not helping his cause.

‘Some of the comments that he’s making, like when he said he’d rather play the goalkeeping coach instead of Rashford, or the toing and froing with Ange before the game, I just feel like he’s honest but in a naive way,’ Richards said on the Rest Is Football podcast.

‘At first, I thought he had conviction but now I feel like he doesn’t understand the scrutiny of a Manchester United manager and everything he says.

‘When he said this is the worst team in United history, whatever quotes he wants to use, what he doesn’t understand is that’s a headline every single week.

‘If he doesn’t like a player, if he doesn’t like Rashford, that’s his decision. We can accept that as pundits, that’s your decision, we respect your decision.

‘But all the other stuff around it he’s actually making it harder for himself. He doesn’t understand what he’s doing because everything is chaos. It’s chaotic.’

‘I don’t want to tell him to focus on the football but stop giving people nuggets to make bigger stories than there needs to be.’

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Amorim also faced criticism for not bringing on any of his academy players until the dying moments of Sunday’s contest.

But the Portuguese coach insisted that he needed to be careful with United’s young talents.

‘It is the hardest competition in the world,’ he said. ‘I am trying to be careful with them. I felt the team was pushing for the goal and I felt I don’t want to change. But they will play.

‘You try to read the game, understand what you see in training. The team were pushing for the goal and I didn’t feel the need to change.’

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Tottenham’s win over Manchester United was ‘one of the worst games of football in the Premier League in a long time,’ according to former top flight midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker.

James Maddison scored the only goal of the game after just 13 minutes as Spurs picked up the victory in a clash between two woefully under-performing teams this season.

Ange Postecoglou’s team climb to 12th in the table with the win, while Manchester United are languishing in 15th.

Reo-Coker, who played in the Premier League for Aston Villa, West Ham and Bolton, was bemused by the lack of quality on show from the two sides.

The 40-year-old felt Spurs were the more impressive and deserved the victory, but had nothing good to say for the Red Devils, with the game as a whole written off as a dud.

‘I can’t even describe the game of football, if you can even call it a game of football, that I had to witness,’ Reo-Coker said on CBS Sports Golazo. ‘I’m a big Premier League fan but I think that’s one of the worst games of football in the Premier League I have seen in a long time.

‘It’s exactly where two teams are, but I give more credit to Tottenham. When you look at Tottenham and how they want to play, you see an identity with Ange and what he’s actually trying to do. They might not have the players but they at least try and stick to it.

‘With Manchester United, I look to see what positives can I say about Manchester United? I find it hard to have one positive thing to say. It’s really, really sad times for Manchester United.

‘The performance wasn’t there. I don’t see that the players know what they’re doing still in this whole football philosophy, this style of playing, I don’t think he has the players for it.

‘It’s another performance where you say, that performance leaves way more questions than answers.’

Manchester United have won just 29 points from their 25 Premier League games, scoring 28 goals in that time.

Much closer to the relegation zone than the European places, Amorim is well aware of how dire the situation has become.

‘If you see the table, it’s impossible to feel comfortable,’ he said. ‘We just want to win, improve our performance, because we are Manchester United and we need to win the next game and improve. There is no comfort in any situation in this club.’

The club’s stated aim to win the Premier League by 2028 feels a very long way off at the moment, but the manager says that is the target that has been discussed and they are sticking to.

‘Yes, we talk about that, our focus is to win the Premier League and we can change everything in a few years,’ he said. ‘In this moment, we are in a difficult position, but we need to work every day and focus on the little steps.’

Amorim takes his team to in-form Everton for their next outing on Saturday after the Toffees climbed above them in the table over the weekend.

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Anfield legend Robbie Fowler believes his former club Liverpool should ‘have a look’ at signing Micky van de Ven from Tottenham.

Liverpool fans are sweating over the future of star defender and club captain Virgil van Dijk, who will be out of contract come the summer.

Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold have also entered the final six months of their contracts at Anfield, with Liverpool keen to get at least one of the trio to extend their stay on Merseyside.

But the Reds must at least begin to think about life after Van Dijk and their former striker Fowler believes Van de Ven could be an ideal replacement.

Van de Ven has enjoyed an impressive if injury-prone spell at Tottenham since his £43m move from Bundesliga outfit Wolfsburg in 2023.

The 23-year-old, who is currently out injured and missed Sunday’s much-needed victory over Manchester United, has established himself as one of the best centre-backs in the Premier League over the past 18 months.

Fowler reckons the Netherlands international would ‘look right in a Liverpool shirt’ and could be the man to replace Van Dijk should he depart Anfield this summer.

Ex-England striker Fowler named Bournemouth’s Dean Huijsen as another option for Liverpool as they brace themselves for an important summer given the possible high-profile departures.

‘When it comes to potentially replacing Virgil van Dijk, I’m a big fan of both Dean Huijsen at Bournemouth and Micky van de Ven at Tottenham,’ Fowler told BoyleSports.

‘Having said that, we are talking about players who are not as good as Van Dijk, he is the absolute stand out in the Premier League and all effort should be made to keep him at the club.

‘As a football fan you want your club to keep improving and keep signing good valuable players, but first of all it’s about keeping your best players at the club.

‘He is a Rolls Royce of a player and I do think that the game looks too easy for him at times, he is a tremendous player and a tremendous leader. We’re in the realms of just giving him what he wants to ensure he stays.

‘There are good players out there but no one as good as him, if he does go then it should be someone that knows the Premier League.

‘Someone who knows the speed and the intensity. But replacing Van Dijk with anyone is a gamble.

‘I’m the sort of fan that thinks if you’re not out there signing good players then you’re slipping behind the competition and are slipping backwards.

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‘If you’re not doing that and improving the squad you can plateau. When it comes to Micky van de Ven, he’s a very, very good player despite having his injury problems.

‘I think he is strong, fast and I think he would look right in a Liverpool shirt. I know Tottenham fans won’t want to hear that but it’s a compliment to him as a player that I think the league leaders should have a look at him.’

Tottenham have struggled to cope with their long injury list in recent weeks but beat Manchester United 1-0 thanks to James Maddison’s first-half goal.

Van Dijk and Liverpool were also in action on Sunday, beating Wolves 2-1 to move seven points above Premier League title rivals Arsenal, who won earlier in the weekend.

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Ruben Amorim insists he is not worried about his job despite Manchester United’s woeful form continuing with defeat at Tottenham on Sunday.

James Maddison scored the only goal of the game as Spurs beat the Red Devils 1-0 in the Premier League clash in north London.

The victory took Tottenham up to 12th in the top flight while United remained 15th as they suffered their 12th defeat in 25 league matches.

Amorim only arrived from Sporting in November but such has their been abysmal form and level of performance that he is already under pressure.

It seems very unlikely that the Portuguese would be dismissed before the end of the season but results mean that he is being asked about his future.

‘I am not worried,’ Amorim told the BBC. ‘I understand our fans, what the media think about it. I hate to lose, that feeling is the worst.

‘The rest I am not thinking about. I am here to help my players. I understand my situation, my job, I am confident on my work and I just want to win games.

‘The place in the table is my worry, I am not worried about me.’

Manchester United were poor, once again, but did create some chances, with the likes of Alejandro Garnacho and Joshua Zirkzee spurning opportunities.

‘It was the difference of the game, they scored and we didn’t,’ said the manager. ‘We had the opportunities. We had situations in transitions, trying to get a result, but in the end they scored and we didn’t.

‘We want to recover the players, I think we can recover some players for the next game. We have to be together to finish the season and start over.’

Speaking before the game at Tottenham, Amorim admitted that the struggles are proving exhausting, not just for him but everyone at the club.

‘It’s ups and downs. It’s a fight every day, with everything – with a lot of media – then you have to cope with a lot of games,’ he told Sky Sports.

‘Then when you are in this club – in any club – but in this club, if you cannot push for a lot of wins in a row, you are always fighting. That can be exhausting not just for me, for everybody in the club, and for the players.

‘We need to keep fighting and focus just on the small things, and for me the small thing is the next game.’

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