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Everton are building a new stadium on Bramley-Moore Dock with a 52,888-capacityEverton have been offered a loan of up to £150m by a private equity firm specialising in 'distressed debt' to help finance the completion of the club's new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.New York-based GDA Luma Capital has presented a debt financing proposal to provide stability amid the backdrop of the takeover uncertainty with discussions ongoing, as first reported by Bloomberg., externalThe offer is subject to due diligence and BBC Sport understands it is a straightforward loan and there is no trigger for equity in the club or being involved…

NCAAFLet’s call this an acclimation period: By now everyone should be aware the SEC is getting rid of divisions, adding Oklahoma and Texas and participating in an expanded College Football Playoff.But do we know what this will all look and feel like?Many reading this weren’t alive the last time the SEC didn’t have divisions (1991). Maybe a few were alive the last time there were this many teams: 1931, the last year of the Southern Conference before the SEC schools split away. There were 23 teams that year. Tulane was the conference champion, finishing 8-0, but didn’t have to face…

Premier League title: Will Manchester City or Arsenal win? BBCsource

Total Football Analysis MagazineAdvanced Search SEE WHO WE HAVE IDENTIFIED RECENTLY – DAILY SCOUT REPORTS ON TOP TALENTS HEREAs we cast our gaze towards the horizon of football in 2024, several trends and forecasts emerge, shaping the narrative of the sport at both domestic and international levels. Regardless of being a fan, strategist or merely someone intrigued by the prospect of betting on football, these projections are rooted in current team dynamics, player performances and broader global football trends. Although the unpredictability of the beautiful game always leaves room for surprises, analysing the prevailing factors allows us to formulate informed predictions…

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Former Sassuolo and Shakhtar Donetsk manager Roberto de Zerbi joined Brighton in September 2022 on a four-year-deal, succeeding Graham Potter“If that coffee machine was not working properly, I genuinely wouldn’t be surprised to see it on the lawn.”Brighton chief executive Paul Barber is talking about his charismatic, perfectionist and coveted manager Roberto de Zerbi.Outward assessments of the Italian can differ from the experience of those who work most closely with him.What is clear is that De Zerbi has high standards and sets high targets. He doesn’t respond well to failure.“We have learned what he says externally is a little bit…

Premier League LIVE: Brentford vs Liverpool, Man City vs Chelsea, Burnley vs Arsenal & Tottenham vs Wolves score … BBCsource

Wednesday’s gossip: Fernandes, Branthwaite, Wan-Bissaka, Frimpong, Guimaraes, Lukaku, Thuram BBCsource

This video can not be playedIt's an issue lots of teams have been facing this season – muddy, mucky pitches.Thanks to more rain than usual, many grassroots clubs have been cancelling lots of matches because pitches are too waterlogged to play on.The Football Foundation – a charity funded by the Premier League, the FA and UK government – says that having a waterlogged pitch is the number one problem clubs have.Emma-Louise went to speak to players from grassroots team the Stockport Vikings to find out more about what it's been like.'It's the number one issue' – why muddy pitches matter.…

Manchester United ‘intensify contact’ for 13-goal defender and other transfer rumours Manchester Evening Newssource