Graeme Souness
- Date of Birth: 6 May 1953
- Birthplace: Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland
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Where next for Jack Grealish?
Aston Villa have struggled so far this season in the Premier League, but there has been one shining light in their squad, the impressive form of Jack Grealish. With numerous clubs linked with the player, we assess who might make a move for the player.
Shelvey 'Captain to Clown'
Newcastle United's Jonjo Shelvey was described as going "from captain to clown" on Sunday when he was shown a straight red card in the club's first game back in the Premier League, against Tottenham Hotspur.
Romelu Lukaku hints at Everton exit?
Romelu Lukaku has confirmed that he could find himself a new club during the summer transfer window. The Belgian international has been strongly linked with a move away from Everton with the likes of Atletico Madrid, Chelsea, Juventus and, Manchester United in the running to acquire his services.
Taylor: give Kinnear the job
Newcastle defender Steven Taylor has called on the Newcastle board to offer Joe Kinnear the full time job in order to generate some stability at the troubled Tyneside club.
Souness for Scotland?
Scottish manager Graeme Souness has admitted that he is interested in the Scotland international job, and also admitted that he had held talks with the SFA.
Scots job still vacant
Billy Davies the former Derby manager has ruled himself out of the race to become the new Scotland manager.
Souness lifts lid on Newcastle
Graeme Souness has lifted the lid on the goings-on at Newcastle United whilst he was in charge. Souness revealed that he could've bought Nicolas Anelka, but the money was spent on Albert Luque instead - against his will - by Freddy Shepherd.
Barlow: I don't want Wigan job
Wigan's caretaker manager Frank Barlow has insisted that he has no interest in becoming the Latics' boss on a full-time basis. The 61-year-old is reportedly happy in a backseat role at the club.
Souness rules out Bolton
Graeme Souness has ruled out taking the Bolton job. Bolton chairman Phil Gartside has confirmed that the ex-Liverpool and Blackburn boss is not interested in taking over the job from stand in manager Archie Knox.
