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Gullit: Di Matteo Deserves Chelsea Chance

Former Chelsea midfielder Ruud Gullit has praised Roberto Di Matteo's impact during his 11-week spell in charge of the club and implored Roman Abramovich to install the Italian as permanent manager at Stamford Bridge.

Molby: Only Two Candidates for Liverpool Manager Role

Jan Molby believes Paul Lambert and Andre Villas-Boas are the top candidates for the vacant Liverpool manager's role but insists whoever takes control at Anfield will face an uphill challenge to finish in the top-four next season.

Mark Lawrenson: FSG Were Wrong to Sack Dalglish

Liverpool legend Mark Lawrenson feels the club were wrong to sack Kenny Dalglish after just 16 months in charge but admitted the Scot struggled to adapt at Anfield after over a decade out of the Premier League.

Poll Calls on Referees to Explain Contentious Decisions

After a season of high-profile refereeing errors, former Premier League official Graham Poll has called for greater transparency between the media, match officials and the general public before the new campaign kicks off in August.

Graham Poll: Barton Faces Premier League Exile

Former Premier League referee Graham Poll believes Queens Park Rangers midfielder Joey Barton faces a lengthy ban for his red card and subsequent retaliations in the 3-2 defeat by Manchester City.

Agent Gives Update on Ajax Midfielder's Future

The agent of highly-rated Ajax midfielder Christian Eriksen, recently linked with Arsenal and Liverpool, has warned Europe's top club that his client will remain in Holland for at least another season.

Dalglish Hails Liverpool Progress Despite Uncertain Future

Kenny Dalglish was supposed to be the revered elder statesman of Liverpool's renaissance under John W. Henry and the Fenway Sports Group. The guy with the club's Boot Room ethos coursing through his veins and the industrial-strength smarts to identify the next generation of English stars.

BBC Pundit Hails Manchester Title Fight

Former Tottenham striker Gary Lineker believes this season's Premier League title race has been one of the most exciting in years but cautioned that Manchester City, Manchester United and Arsenal's performances in Europe indicate the English game is not as strong as it used to be.