Fulham boss Alvaro Arbeloa hit back at his critics after a 2-1 defeat against Ipswich on Saturday extended their winless run in the Premier League to six matches. It is four league losses in six games this season for Arbeloa, whose team have conceded after 75 minutes in matches with Sunderland, Crystal Palace, Manchester United and now Ipswich.
Alan Stubbs has ‘guaranteed’ that Everton won’t come back in for Alistair Johnston in January. That’s after Everton’s pursuit of Johnston was abruptly halted by an injury to the Canada defender, from which he is still recovering.
It’s the sense of the unknown as Celtic return to action this weekend after domestic football hibernated for three weeks. Celtic suffered three defeats on the bounce before the international break, and have a difficult trip to Fir Park to deal with on their return to club action.
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