"He's bringing in all the things Sir Alex Ferguson stood for because he was experienced big time in Sir Alex Ferguson's time in Manchester."

For United fans, there can be only one winner of this title

If they want to know what it feels like to finally bring a protracted title drought to an end, Liverpool are going to the right place tomorrow. Not that their hosts will be in any mood to share the memories of such good vibes, of course. Or, even more to the point, want the visitors to get to experience that feeling for themselves.

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Being a schoolboy in a classroom full of Liverpool fans during the 1980s was a painful experience.

Put ‘Liverpool’, ‘Champions League’, and ‘2005’ into a Google search and you’ll get enough ‘Miracle of Istanbul’ hits to last you a life-time.

The English fourth tier side is on a recruitment drive for Irish talent - by hiring an Irish language tutor to help any young footballers from this side of the water study for the Leaving Certificate.

This was a tie which began with two managers, both newly installed, both with outstanding openings to their campaign, but neither certain to be at their respective clubs next season.

The Reds put aside their recent anxieties as they lifted themselves three points above champions Manchester City with goals from Sadio Mane, Georginio Wijnaldum and Mohamed Salah.

There’s a theory the very best football managers, often without acknowledging it and sometimes without having studied it, are instinctively some of the greatest psychologists on the planet.

There’ll be bigger fish to fry for Stephen Kenny during his tenure with the FAI but the first 10 weeks have been an eye-opener and not all for the right reasons.

So that’s nearly Tuesday wrapped up. Here are some of the stories we published on irishexaminer.com today which we hope will help you make sense of it all this evening.

Jose Mourinho has accepted a one-year prison sentence for tax fraud in Spain, but will not be spending any time jail.

Nobody wants to say it out loud, but quite a few Reds are thinking it: has The Ole Bounce ended? A harsh suggestion, perhaps, after a ninth win in 10, and at a ground where even Manchester City have recently fallen.

Against Leicester City on Sunday, Manchester United produced their worst performance under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s short stewardship.

Roy Keane looks set to be confirmed as Martin O'Neill's assistant manager at Nottingham Forest today.

Will Keane has become the first of what Mick McCarthy hopes is a steady stream of Ireland recruits under his reign.

Daniel Storey looks at the five biggest takeaways from the weekend’s action.

Alexis Sanchez used this 3-1 FA Cup victory to mark his return as an influential footballer and become the latest player to experience a rejuvenation under interim Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City will not overpay in terms of wages to recruit their top targets.