Memories... Of a Failed Footballer and a Crap Journalist

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So it’s a race against time. I’m supporting a club which, at the moment, stands on the very edge of greatness. Former Wimbledon finalist David Nalbandian 'confesses to filming his model ex-girlfriend when she was naked with secret camera at their flat'

Harry Kane explains why he left Tottenham as he targets trophies with Bayern Munich AND England... while Joe Cole says he's the best striker in the world He married a local girl, Sue Mayhew, who I believe died some time ago. I understand that he now lives in North Wales.

Dead or Alive?

Lee returned to the club where he had forged his reputation in a blaze of publicity, after ousting chairman Peter Swales following a bitter and bloody takeover battle.

Brazil 'could face a points DEDUCTION in World Cup qualifying or be forced to play in an empty stadium' with FIFA 'set to open investigation' Fans joke Everton star Dele Alli should be 'arrested' after footage of PINK summer haircut is revealed online, with one keen on seeing Sean Dyche's reaction Paul said: “In football, there is a thin line between a good player and an average bread and butter player. I could have got along – but then what? Max Verstappen coasts to victory in Abu Dhabi season finale as Mercedes fend off Ferrari to take second in... Tottenham 1-2 Aston Villa:Ollie Watkins hits the winner in against the run of play as Spurs lose againZlatan Ibrahimovic's son is selected for Sweden Under 15s boot camp... as former national team manager plays down comparisons To me, there was always what appeared to be a void in the cabinet for where the First Division medal should be. I guess that is now going to be realised and put in the cabinet alongside the Second Division one. It completes the picture." And Keegan can count himself doubly blessed. Not only does he still command the total faith and respect of his chairman, he is working on behalf of supporters who have proved once again over the past two months that their loyalty and patience is unequalled anywhere in this country. He added: " My dad started off as a kid supporting Arsenal but when he signed for City, his allegiance changed and it has been to City ever since. We’re a Blue family, always have been, always will be.

It should be pointed out that Keegan has not had to work under the financial restraints which inhibited many previous City managers. Roy Keane calls Tottenham 'SPURSY' after their 'poor defending' leads to Ollie Watkins' winner in Sunday's...

Who is Paul Hince:

Chairman John Wardle would probably slit his own wrists rather than show Kevin Keegan the exit door. In 1971 he joined the Manchester Evening News as a staff writer, and more than 30 years later he is still there, as the paper’s chief sports writer. Josh Giddey's name shouted in explicit chant by Lil Uzi Vert concert-goers after the NBA launche rising star for alleged relationship with a minor After that, other sources also started sharing the tragic news. To the huge loss of the Hince family and the football world, Genius Celebs also shares their deepest condolences to everyone. Jamie Carragher insists FOUR stars are in the running to win next year's Ballon d'Or - while Micah Richards tips one player to scoop EVERY trophy going

Hince's connection to the city and the Blues carried on after stints with Charlton, Bury, Crewe and Macclesfield as he worked his way up to become chief sportswriter at the Manchester Evening News before retiring in 2006. He sadly passed away last month, aged 78, following a long-term illness. Harry Kane reveals the best defender he's ever faced, the Germany star he wished played for England and why Eric Dier is the worst team-mate to sit by on a flight

FA suspend council member for saying 'Adolf Hitler would be proud of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu', as they launch investigation From 1966 to 1969, he played for the Division One championship-winning Manchester City. In total, he made seven game appearances and scored four goals. After leaving grammar school he joined the Aston Reporter Group as a cub reporter, and left soccer to his spare time when he would often play match after match caked in mud without a bath. After joining the MEN in 1971, he served in various roles including Manchester City correspondent and later chief sportswriter, the position he held upon his retirement from journalism in 2006. Copenhagen player who clashed with Bruno Fernandes says Man United captain 'is a player who always complains and whines'