After a Premier League Sunday featuring dubious penalties for Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford and Leroy Sane, Stan Collymore has lashed out at his fellow pundits.

“He wasn’t just our captain or leader. He was our warrior on the park. But a gentleman off it. Devastated.” The words of Derry City team-mate Nicky Low summed up the loss and pain being felt across football following the death of Candystripes captain Ryan McBride.

Mickey Quinn won’t collar Wayne Rooney:

Police in Lille used teargas on fans following scuffles in the city centre. Supporters were seen running through the streets before officers attempted to disperse them by firing the gas into the crowds.

Jonny Evans admits Manchester United have failed to produce the kind of attractive football their fans have become accustomed to this season. 

No matter what else the television sports year offers up, we think we saw its most delightful touch last Saturday night.

Former England striker Stan Collymore has described the League Managers’ Association’s statement which says Malky Mackay’s offensive text messages were part of some “friendly banter” as being “f****** disgraceful”.

An England fan had his ear bitten off by another after the national side’s World Cup game against Uruguay.

War veterans have called on former England and Liverpool striker Stan Collymore to apologise and resign from his radio job after his comments that Britain “thieved” the Falkland Islands.

Ruthless Graeme Souness: "My ex-father was a Man City supporter."

More than a quarter of professional footballers suffer from depression or anxiety problems, according to a new study carried out by the international players’ union FIFPro.

Roy Keane believes that Manchester United should stick by embattled manager David Moyes but predicts that things will almost certainly get worse before they get better for the club.

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Former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore has vowed to make it to an All-Ireland final before he dies.

Football pundit Stan Collymore has re-activated his Twitter account and announced police have spoken to two teenagers about abuse he received online.

Twitter has insisted it has clear processes to help the police tackle racist abuse, after former England footballer Stan Collymore was subjected to death threats online.

Former footballer Stan Collymore has accused Twitter of “not doing enough” to combat abusive tweets on the social networking site after he was targeted by internet trolls.

So it's official. Two men from opposite ends of Ireland have been tasked with working together to deliver Irish soccer to new heights. In this article Kieran Shannon asks if the Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane combination is destined for success.

You gotta larf. The only other option is to cry, to look ahead to next summer’s World Cup with a knowing dread and to what will, on all recent form, be another public bout of self-flagellation on the part of the England football team, its supporters and a media that feeds off the national XI like a shoal of sharks.

England striker Wayne Rooney insists manager Roy Hodgson did “nothing wrong” in making a joke about a monkey in space at half-time of Tuesday night’s game against Poland.

Tesco has become the second retailer in the UK to apologise for selling a costume referring to mental health issues, saying it is "really sorry for any offence caused".

IT appears that we might all owe Nicola Cortese a grovelling apology.

A man has been arrested after ex-footballer Stan Collymore was allegedly racially abused on Twitter.

What might happen if football’s top referees, across the continent, walked away?

A student who mocked footballer Fabrice Muamba on Twitter after he collapsed during a match was jailed today for inciting racial hatred.

A law student who sent Stan Collymore a series of racist tweets has been spared jail.

A law student will appear in court today charged with racially abusing ex-footballer Stan Collymore on Twitter.

England manager Fabio Capello will return to his desk this morning having openly challenged the decision to strip John Terry of the captaincy.

Adam Johnson insists he did not take a dive to set up Manchester City’s latest Barclays Premier League triumph.

Rio Ferdinand has launched a passionate defence of younger brother Anton while admitting he has been left disillusioned by the current racism issues blighting football.

Police have begun an investigation after ex-Premier League star and football pundit Stan Collymore was allegedly the victim of racist abuse on Twitter.

“THERE was a word beginning with ‘N’ that some football fans used to shout at people like me. They don’t do it any more.”

EVERY now and again, like Bono in a library, I like to give something back.

Aston Villa newcomer Darren Bent has hit back at his detractors – including Stan Collymore – and claimed there is more to his game than scoring goals.

Former Aston Villa striker Stan Collymore feels Martin O’Neill was sold short by owner Randy Lerner during his time in charge of the club.

THERE’S only so many times you can paper over the cracks before the walls start collapsing under the weight.

SUNDERLAND chairman Niall Quinn believes accepting Roy Keane’s resignation was “the best thing to do” after admitting the Irishman felt he had taken the club as far as he could.

Arsenal striker Eduardo da Silva suffered an horrific injury in this afternoon’s Barclays Premier League match at Birmingham. The Brazil-born Croatia star required more than eight minutes treatment for what looked to be a serious ankle injury before being carried off on a stretcher following a tackle from Martin Taylor. The Blues captain was sent off for the challenge which came less than three minutes into the game at St Andrews.

SO WHAT do you think of Stephen Ireland now? Or more to the point, what do you think of Steve Staunton?

Wigan have appointed assistant boss Chris Hutchings as the club’s new manager after Paul Jewell resigned today – less than 24 hours after leading the club to Premiership safety.