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Michigan players left ‘betrayed’ by Sherrone Moore’s affair scandal as his interim coach Biff Poggi breaks silence
Michigan interim football coach Biff Poggi has spoken out on the ‘turbulent time’ that the team has endured over the past week in the wake of former head coach Sherrone Moore’s scandal.
Moore, 39, was fired by the Wolverines last Wednesday after an investigation found he had engaged in an ‘inappropriate relationship’ with a member of staff.
In a stunning escalation of events, the married father-of-three was arrested later that evening after allegedly entering his assistant’s apartment, terrorizing an unnamed woman and threatening to harm himself in the wake of his firing over the affair.
Addressing the shocking incident for the first time, Poggi, who was elevated to interim head coach from associate head coach, revealed that the players have been left feeling ‘betrayed’ by Moore.
‘It has been a tumultuous time,’ Poggi said, via ESPN. ‘A lot of … first disbelief, then anger, then really, what we’re in right now is the kids, quite frankly, feel very betrayed, and we’re trying to work through that.’
Poggi was speaking during a media availability for the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl and opened up on how the players were coping in the aftermath of the scandal with the game just over two weeks away.
Michigan interim football coach Biff Poggi has spoken out on the ‘turbulent time’
Sherrone Moore was dismissed after it emerged that he allegedly had an affair with a staffer
He said he has tried to help players with ‘lots of arms around shoulders, lot of listening, lot of telling them that you love them, but showing it, because words are cheap, and that takes a lot of time. What it really takes is you being willing to listen.’
He admitted that there was no playbook to follow in situations like this, but insisted that the focus had remained on the players and their families.
‘I don’t know that you can prepare for something like this,’ Poggi said. ‘It’s been complicated. I want to listen to them. I want to understand what the kids are feeling and what their parents are feeling, and so a lot of listening, and there’s been a wide range of emotions, and we are going through those steps.
‘They’re not over yet, and I don’t expect them to be over for a while. The mandate that Warde Manuel gave me as the athletic director when he asked me to be the interim coach, was to love and take care of the kids, and so that’s what I’m spending all of my time doing.’
He also revealed that he had held discussions with players over whether they wanted to play or to opt out of the Bowl game, insisting that it was a personal decision for each one of them.
Poggi took the helm in the wake of Moore’s dismissal after previously serving as interim head coach earlier in the season for games against Central Michigan and Nebraska while Moore was serving a suspension as part of self-imposed sanctions for NCAA violations related to the Connor Stalions sign-stealing scandal.
He re-joined Michigan in February as associate head coach after spending two seasons as head coach of Charlotte.
Michigan is said to have fired Moore after it emerged that he had engaged in an ‘inappropriate relationship’ with a staffer following an investigation.
Former head coach Moore, 39, was arrested just hours after being fired by the Wolverines
Moore was pictured with his wife Kelli leaving the offices of his lawyer on Sunday
The probe initially found no evidence of a relationship as both Moore and the woman denied the claim, according to reports.
The woman in question ultimately contacted the firm on Wednesday to change her story. The school responded to this change in testimony by firing Moore, according to the Wall Street Journal, which did not identify the woman by name.
As of Friday evening – two days on from Moore’s dismissal and subsequent arrest – the staffer alleged to be his mistress is reportedly still employed by the school.
Michigan has since launched a fresh investigation, hiring Jenner & Block, the Chicago-based law firm that opened the previous inquiry into Moore’s conduct.
While Moore’s dismissal will be a primary focus of the investigation, the wide-scoping inquiry will reportedly examine the numerous scandals that the school’s athletic programs have endured in recent years, including how they came about and how they were handled.
On Friday, Moore was charged with breaking and entering, home invasion and stalking at his arraignment in Washtenaw County, just days after allegedly entering his assistant’s apartment, terrorizing an unnamed woman and threatening to harm himself in the wake of his firing over the affair.
Prosecutor Kati Rezmierski said Moore and the woman had been engaged in an ‘intimate relationship’ for a number of years. Magistrate Odetalla M Odetalla forbade the court from identifying the alleged victim. The 911 call that led to Moore’s arrest was made from an apartment belonging to his executive assistant, Paige Shiver.
Pittsfield, Michigan police and Washtenaw County prosecutors claimed the uninvited Moore entered a residence unarmed through an unlocked door and ‘engaged in a verbal argument with the victim that escalated.’ From there, he allegedly grabbed two butter knives and a pair of scissors while threatening to harm himself.
The 911 call that led to Moore’s arrest was made from an apartment belonging to his executive assistant, Paige Shiver (pictured)
Moore has been married to his wife, Kelli, since 2015. They have three daughters together
‘I’m going to kill myself,’ Moore told the alleged victim, as claimed by assistant prosecutor Kati Rezmierski on Friday. ‘I’m going to make you watch. My blood is on your hands. You ruined my life.’
Moore allegedly fled the residence before police could arrive. He was ultimately arrested Wednesday evening at a church parking lot in a neighboring town. After his arraignment on Friday, he has bonded out of custody, court records state.
If convicted on all counts, Moore could face up to six-and-a-half years in jail and as much as $3,500 in fines, according to Washtenaw County’s Friday statement.
He was granted a $25,00 bond and ordered to wear a GPS device while continuing to undergo mental health treatment. His next court appearance is January 22.
Nigeria’s Super Falcons have slipped one place to 37th in the world in the latest FIFA Women’s World Rankings released days ago, despite maintaining their status as Africa’s highest-ranked women’s national team.
The Super Falcons, who were previously ranked 36th, now sit 37th with 1,607.063 points, a marginal drop largely attributed to their inactivity during the most recent FIFA women’s international window.
Inactivity during international window could have caused the Falcons to drop one place despite dominant continental success
Super Falcons Retain Continental Kings
Despite the global drop, Nigeria remain head and shoulders above the rest of Africa, continuing their long-standing dominance on the continent.
The top five African teams in the latest ranking are:
South Africa’s Banyana Banyana retained their position as Nigeria’s closest continental rivals, while Ghana recorded one of the biggest rises among Africa’s top teams, climbing five places in the global rankings.
Beyond the continent’s elite, Burkina Faso emerged as one of the standout movers in the latest update.
Although ranked 15th in Africa, the Burkinabé side recorded the continent’s biggest leap, jumping 16 places globally from 134th to 118th, reflecting steady improvement in recent performances.
FIFA’s latest ranking cycle reveals the growing competitiveness of women’s football across Africa, with several nations closing the gap on perennial leaders Nigeria.
WAFCON Glory Still Fresh
The ranking adjustment comes on the back of a successful 2025 international year for the Super Falcons, following their triumph at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) held in Morocco from July 5 to 26.
Nigeria secured a record-extending 10th WAFCON title, staging a comeback in the final to defeat tournament hosts Morocco 3–2 after trailing by two goals.
The victory was powered by decisive contributions from Esther Okoronkwo and Rasheedat Ajibade, underlining Nigeria’s pedigree on the biggest continental stage.
Their title run included:
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A 5–0 quarterfinal demolition of Zambia
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A 2–1 semifinal victory over South Africa
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Group-stage wins against Botswana and Cape Verde
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A goalless draw with Algeria
Smooth Progress in 2026 WAFCON Qualifiers
Following their WAFCON success, the Super Falcons returned to competitive action in October 2025, cruising past the Republic of Benin in the qualifiers for the 2026 WAFCON.
Nigeria advanced with a 3–1 aggregate victory, securing a 2–0 away win in Lomé, Togo, before playing out a 1–1 draw at home in Abeokuta.
However, Justine Madugu’s side did not feature in the most recent FIFA international break, a factor that directly contributed to their slight fall in the latest ranking cycle.
Global Ranking: Spain Stay on Top
At the top of the global standings, Spain retained the No. 1 position, continuing their reign as the world’s best women’s national team.
The global top five is completed by:
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Spain
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United States
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Germany
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England
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Sweden
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Focus Shifts to Upcoming Engagements
With rankings updated, attention now turns to upcoming qualifiers and international fixtures as teams prepare for the next edition of the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, scheduled to return to Morocco in March next year.
The Super Falcons, the mission remains, maintaining continental dominance, returning to regular international action, and climbing back up the global rankings ladder.
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Revealed: The incredible sum that injuries have cost Premier League teams in the last five seasons – with one giant leading the way
Injuries have cost Premier League clubs more than a billion pounds over the last five seasons with Manchester United leading the way to an unwanted title.
United collected 399 injuries across the five years to July 2025 at an estimated cost of more than £150million, although there are signs of improvement with last season’s injury count down on the previous four years.
Chelsea are close behind with 357 injuries over five years at a cost of £140m. The London club have also recorded the most injuries among those who played at the Club World Cup from Europe’s top five leagues.
This data is from the 2024-25 edition of the annual injuries index report for men’s European football by insurance group Howden, released on Tuesday.
Chelsea suffered 23 injuries between June and October this year, more than any other European club participating in the Club World Cup in June and July and an increase of 44 per cent on the same period last year.
Manchester City, the other English club involved, suffered no injuries during the summer tournament, and 22 injuries between August and October.
Manchester United have lost the most money on injuries in recent times – collecting 399 injuries across the five years to July 2025 at an estimated cost of more than £150million
Chelsea are second behind United with 357 injuries over five years at a cost of £140m, while they have also recorded the most injuries among sides who played at the Club World Cup
Overall, the data suggests the inaugural Club World Cup had a minimal impact on the number of injuries, although Howden’s experts predict the true impact will be clearer by the end of the season.
Five years since the Covid pandemic interrupted the 2019-20 season have been highly congested for the Premier League’s biggest clubs with a cumulative impact on elite players.
There was Project Restart to complete the season, followed by Euro 2020 in the summer of 2021, the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, Euro 2024 and this summer’s Club World Cup.
Mateo Kovacic, who competed in all these tournaments, has hardly played for Manchester City this season and has been struggling with ankle and achilles tendon problems.
Robin Thorpe, an elite performance and injury risk expert who has worked with both Manchester United and the Red Bull group, said: ‘The 2022 Qatar World Cup did not result in a clear rise in post-tournament injury count, but it was followed by a spike in injury severity.
‘This pattern is logical, players exposed to the highest international workloads are typically the most influential and highest-paid individuals within squads. Their injuries therefore carry a disproportionate performance and financial cost.
‘Players such as Antonio Rudiger and Mateo Kovacic, who have competed in EURO 2020, the 2022 World Cup, EURO 2024, and the 2025 Club World Cup, illustrate the unprecedented multi-year cumulative physical and mental load now faced by elite footballers.’
Another trend evident over five years is the increase in the severity of injuries for players under the age of 21.
‘The vulnerability of young players is particularly striking,’ said Thorpe. ‘Across the top leagues, most notably in the Premier League, Under-21 players sustain the most severe injuries despite accumulating the fewest minutes.
‘This may point toward a systemic issue within player development pathways. In many cases, players may reach technical readiness for senior football before achieving the physical robustness required to tolerate its demands.’
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Revealed: The incredible sum that injuries have cost Premier League teams in the last five seasons – with one giant leading the way
Gianluigi Donnarumma has been named The Best FIFA Men’s Goalkeeper for 2025, capping a year that firmly established him as the outstanding shot stopper in world football.
The Manchester City number 25 beat stiff competition from Liverpool’s Alisson Becker, Real Madrid’s Thibaut Courtois, Aston Villa’s Emiliano Martinez, Bayern Munich’s Manuel Neuer, Arsenal’s David Raya, Inter Milan’s Yann Sommer and Barcelona’s Wojciech Szczesny to land the prestigious award.
The shortlist was drawn up by a panel of experts, with the final decision made by an international jury made up of men’s national team coaches, men’s national team captains, football journalists and fans who cast their votes on FIFA’s official website.
The assessment period ran from 11 August 2024 to 2 August 2025.
Donnarumma’s triumph follows an exceptional campaign with his former club Paris Saint-Germain, where he played a central role in a historic season for the French champions.
PSG lifted their 13th Ligue One title and completed a domestic treble by also winning the Coupe de France and the Trophee des Champions.
Donnarumma delivered a series of commanding displays during the knockout stages and finished the campaign in style by keeping a clean sheet in the final, a dominant 5-0 win over Inter Milan.
Before sealing his move to Manchester City, he had also helped Luis Enrique’s side reach the final of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.
Since arriving at the Etihad Stadium in the summer, Donnarumma has carried that form into the Premier League and Europe.
His performances have been key as Pep Guardiola’s side climbed to second place in the league table and maintained a strong position in the UEFA Champions League.
“It is a great honour to win this prestigious award, and I would like to thank everybody who voted for me,” Donnarumma said.
“I feel extremely proud to have been named as the best in the world and ahead of such wonderful goalkeepers, too, whom I have great respect and admiration for.
“It was an incredible year, one that will live long in my memory, and it’s touching to be recognised for my role in the success achieved over that period.
“I will truly appreciate this acknowledgement and look forward to achieving more success with my new club, Manchester City.”
Former Super Eagles captain and former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has cast doubt on the list of players called up to the national team for the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.
Mikel said he believed there was no way head coach Eric Chelle could have made his selections without being influenced by external forces.
Chelle recently unveiled his 28-man squad ahead of the tournament.
The former Mali national team coach omitted the likes of Udinese goalkeeper Maduka Okoye, Wolves forward Tolu Arokodare, Crystal Palace’s Christantus Uche and Celtic’s Kelechi Iheanacho.
Speaking on his Obi One Podcast, Mikel said the selection did not reflect sporting merit.
“I don’t think the right players are being selected from what I hear,” the former Chelsea midfielder said.
“I think the manager doesn’t have the full authority to select who he wants. I think there’s a lot of influence on his selection,” he added.
Nigeria will face Egypt in a preparatory fixture within the next few hours before taking on Tanzania in their opening Group C match. The other teams in the group are Uganda and Tunisia.
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I free spins rappresentano un’opzione interessante per provare slot selezionate senza utilizzare il saldo reale. Di solito vengono assegnati insieme al bonus iniziale o come promozione separata valida anche con depositi minimi.
Le offerte cashback permettono di recuperare una percentuale delle perdite su base settimanale o giornaliera. Questo tipo di bonus è utile per ridurre l’impatto delle sessioni meno fortunate e mantenere il controllo del bankroll.
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Caratteristiche dei casinò online con deposito da 10 euro
I casinò online che permettono un deposito minimo di 10 euro presentano caratteristiche precise, soprattutto se regolati da AAMS/ADM. Questa soglia ridotta rende il gioco più accessibile, ma comporta anche alcuni limiti pratici che vale la pena conoscere prima di iniziare.
Aspetto
Vantaggi dei casinò AAMS con deposito da 10 €
Svantaggi dei casinò ADM con ricarica da 10 €
Sicurezza e regolamentazione
Operano sotto il controllo ADM, con regole rigide su pagamenti, dati personali e correttezza del gioco
Maggiore rigidità normativa rispetto ai casinò non ADM
Disponibilità del deposito
Il deposito da 10 euro è accettato sulla maggior parte dei metodi di pagamento
Alcune promozioni richiedono importi leggermente superiori
Metodi di pagamento
Carte, eWallet e bonifico disponibili anche per piccoli importi
Meno flessibilità rispetto a piattaforme non ADM su metodi alternativi
Bonus di benvenuto
Bonus regolamentati, trasparenti e accessibili anche con 10 euro
Requisiti di puntata che incidono di più su un saldo ridotto
Selezione di giochi
Ampia offerta di slot, tavoli e giochi live con puntate minime
Alcuni giochi live consumano rapidamente il bankroll
Gestione del bankroll
Ideali per chi vuole giocare in modo controllato e responsabile
Sessioni di gioco più brevi con un deposito limitato
Esperienza complessiva
Ambiente affidabile e adatto anche ai principianti
Minore libertà operativa rispetto ai casinò non ADM
Pro e contro dei casinò con deposito da 10 euro in breve
Pro
Contro
Accesso al gioco con un budget ridotto e rischio limitato
Requisiti di puntata dei bonus più incisivi su saldi bassi
Deposito minimo adatto anche ai nuovi giocatori
Sessioni di gioco più brevi su slot e tavoli live
Ampia scelta di metodi di pagamento da 10 euro
Vincite potenziali limitate rispetto a depositi più alti
Possibilità di testare il casinò senza grandi impegni
Alcune promozioni richiedono importi superiori per essere sbloccate
Esistono casinò con un deposito inferiore a 10 euro?
Sì, esistono casinò online che permettono di iniziare con depositi da 1 o 5 euro, anche se sono meno diffusi rispetto a quelli da 10 euro. I depositi da 1 euro sono spesso legati a promozioni specifiche o a giochi selezionati, con limiti più stringenti su bonus e prelievi. I casinò con deposito da 5 euro offrono maggiore flessibilità, ma la scelta di giochi e metodi di pagamento può risultare più ridotta. Il deposito da 10 euro resta il compromesso più equilibrato tra accessibilità, bonus utilizzabili e varietà di giochi.
Confronto tra casinò con deposito minimo di €1, €5 e €10
Caratteristica
€1
€5
€10
Accessibilità iniziale
Molto alta
Alta
Alta
Bonus disponibili
Limitati o assenti
Ridotti
Completi
Metodi di pagamento
Pochi
Selezionati
Ampia scelta
Selezione di giochi
Limitata
Media
Ampia
Gestione del bankroll
Molto breve
Breve
Più equilibrata
Domande frequenti
I casinò non AAMS con deposito minimo di 10 euro sono consentiti ai giocatori italiani?
I casinò non AAMS non sono regolati dall’ADM, ma possono accettare giocatori italiani se operano con licenze internazionali riconosciute, come Malta o Curacao. L’accesso è possibile, ma le tutele previste dai casinò ADM non si applicano.
Quali bonus sono più comuni nei casinò online con deposito da 10 euro?
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Le vincite ottenute con un deposito da 10 euro possono essere prelevate?
Sì, a condizione di aver rispettato eventuali requisiti di bonus e il limite minimo di prelievo stabilito dal casinò.
Esistono bonus deposito da 10 euro attivabili al primo versamento?
Molti casinò offrono bonus dedicati proprio a depositi da 10 euro, pensati per i nuovi utenti che vogliono iniziare con una cifra contenuta.
Quali slot sono più giocate nei casinò con deposito minimo di 10 euro?
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Super Falcons winger, Francisca Ordega was on the scoresheet, while Ashleigh Plumptre captained, as Al-Ittihad Ladies secured a place in the Saudi Women’s Premier Challenge Cup semi-finals with a 6–1 win over NEOM on Sunday.
The victory displayed Al-Ittihad’s superiority in Group B, sealing qualification with maximum points and setting up a high-profile semi-final showdown.
Ordega Strikes Again Against Familiar Opponents
Al-Ittihad was in control of the game from the kickoff, with Leticia Nunes opening the scoring to give her side an early advantage.
The lead was doubled in the 30th minute when Francisca Ordega finished clinically to make it 2–0.
The goal continued Ordega’s fine record against NEOM, having also found the net against them in their previous league meeting.
Her strike ensured Al-Ittihad went into the break firmly in command, carrying a two-goal cushion into half-time.
Plumptre Marshals the Defence with Authority
At the heart of Al-Ittihad’s control was Ashleigh Plumptre, who captained the side from the first whistle.
Wearing the armband, the Nigerian international led by organising the back line, communicating effectively, and ensuring defensive discipline throughout the contest.
Plumptre’s leadership was instrumental in keeping NEOM at bay, limiting their attacking opportunities and maintaining Al-Ittihad’s dominance across both halves.
Second-Half Rout Seals Qualification
Any hopes of a NEOM comeback were extinguished early in the second half, when an own goal shortly after the restart extended Al-Ittihad’s lead and shifted the contest decisively in their favour.
From that point on, Lina Boussaha took centre stage and Al-Ittihad turned their dominance into a rout.
The attacking midfielder produced a devastating display, scoring a hat-trick. NEOM were only able to muster a late consolation goal, offering little resistance as the gulf in quality became evident.
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Semi-Final Clash Set in Riyadh
The result confirmed Al-Ittihad’s second-place finish in Group B, with maximum points from two matches, and booked their place in the semi-finals.
They will now face Al Nassr, scheduled for Wednesday, 17 December 2025, at the Inaya Medical Colleges Stadium in Riyadh.
In the other semi-final, Nigerian star power and six-time African Player of the Year Asisat Oshoala lined up for Al Hilal against Al Ahli, scoring an hatrick to seal a 5-0 win, securing the team’s spot in the semi finals.
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Supporting a small team can be to endure domestic toil year after year. On a soggy, damp afternoon, St Mirren supporters were rewarded for their devotion with victory over Celtic
For supporters of clubs that have only a fleeting relationship with success, the rare glory years tend to be seared in the memory in the same way that others can instantly recite their lottery numbers.
There were only ever four dates to remember in St Mirren’s case, a relatively scant return for almost 150 years of history. Now there is a fifth entry to stand alongside 1926, 1959, 1987 and 2013 as the years when the Paisley club somehow defied the odds and lifted a major trophy.
To be at Hampden on Sunday among their 14,000-strong support was to witness the latest exercise of hope over experience. Optimism was perhaps heightened by Celtic’s recent malaise but not to the point of creating expectation.
When the stadium clock ticked into the six minutes of added time with Stephen Robinson’s side presiding over a deserved two-goal advantage, the thought crossed the mind that surely from this point they would at least hold out for extra-time.
They didn’t need any more than the 96 minutes played, of course, but when years of repeated disappointment have conditioned body, mind and soul to always expect the worst, a fatalistic streak becomes almost unavoidable.
The Celtic support might be immersed in disenchantment right now but there will always be next year. Another opportunity is always around the corner when you’re one of Scottish football’s twin behemoths.
St Mirren’s Jonah Ayunga makes it 2-1 against Celtic in the final at Hampden on Sunday
Stephen Robinson, the St Mirren manager, celebrates in front of the fans at Hampden
Alex Gogic, a key player during the final for Saints, lifts the League Cup after the victory
The same rule doesn’t apply to most other clubs. The tension that was written across the face of most St Mirren fans before kick-off wasn’t merely to do with anxiety about the match. It also represented a much deeper, almost existential, sense of nagging that wondered, if not this year, then when?
An eclectic throng of all ages and backgrounds filled the south and west stands, bedecked in black and white, elderly supporters fretting that this might be their final opportunity to witness one more episode of greatness, their grandchildren eagerly anticipating the high of watching their team achieve something significant for the first time in their young lives.
When hope evolved into anticipation and then, finally, expectation the longer a one-sided second half wore on, the scenes that greeted the full-time whistle were as much about relief as joy, with families and friends embracing, many with tears in their eyes.
It is not stretching things to suggest triumphs like this arrive once in a generation, although the gap in St Mirren’s case is at least shrinking each time.
There was a 33-year wait between the first two Scottish Cup successes of 1926 – when Celtic were also the beaten finalists – and 1959 and then another 28 years without substantial silverware until that trophy was claimed again in 1987.
Twenty-six years later and there was a first League Cup to be cherished in 2013, and now this latest success, a mere 12 years on. Should that trend continue then perhaps sometime in the next decade another trophy will be winging its back to Paisley, not that any rational Saints supporter would ever be as bold to expect as much.
The St Mirren fans gathered at Paisley Town Hall on Sunday to celebrate their cup success
There is rarely any logic behind why an unfancied club suddenly makes it all the way to a national cup final, that eventuality usually as random as the afore-mentioned lottery draw.
Sunday, then, was a paean to perseverance. Most supporters of smaller clubs endure the drudgery of domestic toil year after year in the hope that maybe, at some unknown point in the future, that commitment will eventually be repaid with something tangible to break the otherwise relentless gloom.
On a soggy, damp afternoon, this was the St Mirren supporters’ reward for that devotion.
As one friend wrote on our group chat filled over the last 24 hours with goal clips, celebrations and Hampden memes and memories, ‘what a day yesterday was and it was amazing to share it all with you. All the rubbish times are worth it for days like this’. Except he didn’t use the word rubbish.
There was almost a surreal element to it all. Had St Mirren just outplayed Celtic to win a national cup competition? It seemed hard to get your head around it. Little wonder supporters floated out of Hampden almost in a dream-like trance.
Sunday night plans were thrown together haphazardly once skipper for the day Marcus Fraser and club captain Mark O’Hara had lifted the trophy and the celebrations on and off the pitch had finally abated.
None of our group had even discussed what we might do should St Mirren win the cup. Firstly, for fear of jinxing it. And, secondly, because of that deep-rooted feeling that success tends to be the exclusive preserve of the larger clubs.
The St Mirren players celebrated on the balcony of Paisley Town Hall on Sunday night
The best parties, however, are the ones that happen spontaneously as thousands of fans, well-wishers and other hangers-on squeezed in front of the recently-refurbished Paisley Town Hall to watch the team parade the trophy from the balcony.
Escaping the rain into the nearby pubs, the celebrations continued long into the night, fans bumping into pals old and new and greeting each other like long-long relatives.
One local hostelry decided to stick with their original Sunday night plans, creating a chaotic blend of jubilant football supporters squashed up next to a group of ladies enjoying a high tea of cakes and sandwiches for a 70th birthday party while a solo saxophonist played ‘Oh When the Saints’.
In another Paisley boozer, one of the heroes of the 2013 cup-winning team – Geordie goalscorer Conor Newton – posed for photos, a Saints scarf draped across his shoulders, happily gabbing away about the greatest moment of his career.
Little wonder. For clubs like St Mirren, these days don’t come around too often. Best to make the most of them when they do.
Former Chelsea midfielder John Obi Mikel has launched a fierce defence of Mohamed Salah after Jamie Carragher criticised the Liverpool forward for speaking out over his lack of playing time this season.
Salah, who turned 33 earlier this year, enjoyed a remarkable campaign last term, scoring 34 goals and supplying 23 assists in 52 appearances across all competitions.
That form earned him a fourth-place finish in the 2025 Ballon d’Or rankings. This season, however, has been more turbulent, both on and off the pitch.
Despite Liverpool investing more than £446m in the summer on Jeremie Frimpong, Alexander Isak, Hugo Ekitike, Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez, results have been inconsistent.
Arne Slot’s decision to bench Salah for three consecutive matches, before leaving him out of the squad entirely for the Champions League clash against Inter Milan, raised eyebrows, even though the Reds won the game.
Salah later voiced his frustration to the media, suggesting he had been treated unfairly by the manager. That public stance did not sit well with Carragher, who accused the Egyptian of throwing the club under the bus during a heated debate on CBS Sports Golazo.
The former Liverpool defender also revisited Salah’s early struggles at Chelsea and pointed to his failure to win a major international trophy with Egypt.
When Micah Richards and Daniel Sturridge reminded Carragher that the AFCON is a major tournament on par with the Euros and Copa America, he reportedly dismissed the argument, much to the annoyance of Mikel.
Speaking on the Obi One Podcast, Mikel Obi said: “To always, for some reason, criticise African football and African players. We’re talking about Liverpool here, about the Premier League, and you have somebody sit there in the studio criticising Mo Salah and saying he’s never won the African Cup of Nations, criticising him.
“He’s qualified for two World Cups but hasn’t won the African Cup of Nations. What has that got to do with the Premier League?
“What has that got to do with what we’re talking about? He thinks that African football or African players do not deserve to be at the highest stage of World football.
“Why does he talk about Mo Salah’s failure at Chelsea? People fail. It’s about how they get up. Look at what he’s done for Liverpool!
“You learn more from failure; you get better from failing. It’s how you get up, and Mo Salah got up, got stronger and became a better player.
“For somebody to criticise a young player and call that a failure, especially coming from someone who’s nowhere near what Salah has achieved.
“He [Carragher] did not win the Premier League, nor did he win anything with his national team. Abandoned his national team, honestly, because he wasn’t playing, and now he’s criticising someone for speaking out that he wants to play when he quit because he wasn’t playing.
“Mo Salah doesn’t want to quit when it’s tough. He wants to get the team out of the sticky patch. That’s who you call a true leader, a true champion.
“Do I condone what Salah did? Not all of it, but has he earned the right to say he wants to play? Yes.”
The Super Eagles will play Egypt in a friendly match on Tuesday.
Both teams will use the game to prepare for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations which kick off this weekend.
Beyond that, it is also a clash between two of the favourites for the tournament.
Nigeria head coach, Eric Chelle, will use the game to try out his tactical plans ahead of the AFCON.
The match will be played at the Cairo International Stadium in Cairo, Egypt.
Kick off is 7:00 pm West African Time.
Broadcast arrangements for international friendlies are often confirmed close to kick-off. Fans are advised to monitor official channels for updates.
Former Nigerian international Mikel Obi has slammed Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher for his frequent attacks on Mohamed Salah.
Carragher was outspoken in his criticism of Salah following the Egyptian’s controversial comments in the Elland Road mixed zone at the start of the month.
He accused Salah of speaking out to “cause maximum damage” while also saying that Salah arrived at Liverpool “known as the man who failed at Chelsea.”
Reacting to the statement via his The Obi One Podcast, the former Chelsea star blasted Carragher for disregarding the Egyptian international’s contributions to the success of the club, most especially showing disregard for African players and their tournament.
“We are talking about Liverpool here, we are talking about the Premier League, and you have somebody sat there in the studio, criticizing Mo Salah, and saying Mo Salah has never won the Africa Cup of Nations — that’s a failure, criticizing him.
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“He’s qualified for two World Cups, but he hasn’t won the Africa Cup of Nations. What’s that got to do with the Premier League? What’s that got to do with what we’re talking about?
“For some reason, why do you talk about Mo Salah being a failure at Chelsea? People fail – it’s about how you get the f— up.
“Look what he’s done since he failed at Chelsea. You learn more from failure, you get better from failure.. It’s how you get up when you fall, when you’re down there, and Mo Salah did that after Chelsea. He got up, he became stronger and became a better player.
“For somebody to criticize a young player at his early stages, to call that a failure – and that’s just coming from somebody that never won anything near what Mo Salah won.
“[Carragher] did not win the Premier League, did not win anything with his national team – abandoned his national team, honestly, because he wasn’t playing, and yet you are the player that is criticizing somebody for speaking out that he wants to play, but you retired because you were not playing. You quit because you were not playing.
“Mo Salah does not want to quit when it’s tough, when it’s difficult, he wants to be there and get the team out of this sticky patch, help the team, get the team back to where it belongs. That’s what you call a true leader, a true champion. Do I condone what Salah did? Not all of it. But has he earned the right to say I want to play football? Yes.”