Tom Roddy is a football reporter for The Times, specializing in coverage of the sport in the United Kingdom. With experience writing for publications such as The Irish Sun, CODE, and The US Sun, Tom provides in-depth analysis and reporting on football matches, player interviews, and transfer news.
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By: Tom Roddy, Charlotte Duncker
Trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers will be first Premier League game on December 24 since 1995, but will cause head coach to miss a very important celebration
Mauricio Pochettino has revealed that Christopher Nkunku is ahead of schedule in his recovery from knee surgery and could play again next month
Chelsea 0 Brentford 2; Ethan Pinnock and Bryan Mbeumo score in west London derby as Mauricio Pochettino’s side dominate possession but fail to score again
Supporters’ club is waiting to learn whether it can hang a banner at Stamford Bridge after confusion between the club and Premier League
Bournemouth 1 Liverpool 2: Spectacular strike from substitute secures place in Carabao Cup quarter-finals
Brentford 3 West Ham 2: Hosts make it three wins on the spin to end early season wobbles and leave David Moyes’s team without a win since September
Former England and Manchester United striker, 38, reveals that in his early 20s he was ‘in a really low place’
Forward reveals he has been ‘suffering for eight months’ after 4-1 defeat by Chelsea, in which Spurs had two players sent off and lost Maddison and Van de Ven to injury
Ajax 0 Brighton & Hove Albion 2; Roberto De Zerbi’s side get their first away win in European football thanks to a convincing Europa League victory in Amsterdam
By: Tom Roddy
RORY MCILROY has come a long way from his modest childhood home in Belfast.
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