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Benitez praises wasteful Newcastle
Rafael Benítez Rafael Benitez praised his Newcastle players despite their winless league run extending to eight after a 3-2 defeat at Manchester United.
V for victory - Benitez hopes to repeat alleged Ashley gesture at Old Trafford
Rafael Benítez Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley refuted swearing at supporters, but Rafael Benitez dismissed the issue.
Benitez gunning for Old Trafford win but dismisses talk of 'fragile' Manchester United
Jose Mourinho Rafael Benitez expects to be given a tough test against Manchester United on Saturday, but is preparing his Newcastle United side for a win.
Jose Mourinho's friends and foes: a who’s who guide
Jose Mourinho With the Manchester United boss reportedly falling out with his star player Paul Pogba, Greg Lea picks out Jose's biggest allies and enemies in the game
Separated at birth: 20 top football managers and their Disney character counterparts
Lists What do Guardiola, Klopp, Mourinho and Simeone & Co. have in common with Disney’s finest creations? Quite a lot, it seems, as Becky Scarrott explains...
Gripes with Guardiola and barbs aimed at Benitez - Mourinho's five most remarkable media conferences
Arsene Wenger Jose Mourinho's tense conference after Manchester United's loss to Tottenham was the latest chapter in a career full of odd media meetings.
Ranked! Every Premier League manager by their job security
Premier League As the 2018/19 season starts, Huw Davies assesses how likely each Premier League boss is to stay in their current seat. Whether they’re pushed or walk away is another matter...
10 things we think will happen in the 2018/19 Premier League
Premier League Good news for Leicester, West Ham and even Newcastle – plus a pair of ambitious top-10 finishers – but the outlook is bleak for Chelsea and Manchester United
How do you follow greatness? The glorious successes – and crushing failures – of 15 men who came next
FourFourTwo After Zinedine Zidane resigned from Real Madrid having won three Champions Leagues in under three full seasons, his successor has almighty shoes to fill. As these examples show, it can be done - or it can go very wrong indeed
