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      How every Premier League stadium will look in 100 years according to AI with Emirates on its own ISLAND

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      STADIUMS looking like airports for aliens. Colourful streaks of fire worthy of Olympic opening ceremonies.AI predictions of how Premier League grounds will look a century from now dazzles the mind as much as the eyes.
      Arsenal’s Emirates is one of the most modern stadiums in the land but it’s one of many grounds that could get a dramatic new lookCredit: Getty
      It might seem like neon light years away from today’s world but Old Trafford as it is now could be much changed by 2123Credit: Getty
      Arsenal’s stadium could evolve into an oval temple on its own island as sailing boats drift by on the surrounding water.
      And Old Trafford might become the most ironic name for a venue in sport, judging by the shimmering new jewel of a ground that could emerge on the current site.
      Meanwhile, Manchester United’s neighbours City may find their capacity swelling by a greater margin over the next 100 years than their trophy cabinet has grown over the past decade.
      Betting Sites called in AI to assess how today’s 20 Prem stadiums will look in a century’s time.
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      So, here in 2023, image generation software Midjourney has produced a 20-20 vision of 2123 – if you are still following me….
      Of course, the only thing less likely than the predictions being entirely right is the Prem still consisting of exactly the same 20 teams.
      But at least none of us will be around on 2123 social media to read the trolls mocking the verdicts of 2023 AI!
      So read on to see where Midjourney arrives after a “ground-breaking” long trip into the future judging what will become of each stadium.
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      Arsenal
      The Gunners will travel thousands of miles as well as a 100 years – according to AI.
      That’s because the Emirates Stadium looks like it will have copied the Middle East – with skyscrapers to one side and an extravagant water feature all around it.
      The Gunners could be making waves or at least ripples in 2123 if this predicted appearance for the stadium proves to be true
      Here’s how the Emirates looks now – certainly less cosy!Credit: PA
      The venue, in fact, is similar to the Palm Islands in the United Arab Emirates – three artificial areas on the coast of Dubai.
      Arsenal’s current ground was only completed in 2006, holding up to 60,704 fans – for now anyway.
      Aston Villa
      A rising ruby of a stadium or intimidating architecture far removed from the average fan’s comfort zone for a football venue?
      The 2123 Villa Park, with its multi-tiers and wider look at the top, might just divide opinion…
      But the aging current version has housed the Villans since 1897.
      And already the club hope to expand capacity from 42,682 to 50,065, with a huge refurbishment in time for Euro 2028.
      Villa Park might be glowing after another 100 years
      Aston Villa is one of many Prem stadiums tipped for a major overhaulCredit: Reuters
      Bournemouth
      Fitting for a venue called the Vitality Stadium, the Cherries’ possible future facilities have an airier, leafier look outside.
      For some, the smooth look might be more akin to a travel terminus than a site for blood-and-thunder footie.
      But whatever the case, it seems sure to hold far more than the ground’s modern-day limit of 11,307.
      The Cherries’ home could also move far away from a traditional look
      The Vitality Stadium as it is now looks small by comparisonCredit: Getty
      Brentford
      The Bees would light up West London with their sleek but individual look to the 2123 version of the Gtech Community Stadium.
      One end of the venue will not even be covered, while one side is a complex of buildings.
      That bit even looks a bit, well, 2023-ish – but that’s not surprising, perhaps, as the stadium was only opened in 2020, currently welcoming up to 17,500 spectators.
      Brentford’s future facilities look busy but quite compact
      This neat ground could go from Gtech to extra hi-tech in 100 yearsCredit: Rex
      Brighton
      Blending perfectly with the sea in the background, this vision of the Seagulls’ future offers a cosy stadium enclosed in see-through material.
      Trees around the ground add to the pleasant look.
      All in all, another landmark treat for fans, who saw Brighton’s ground worries finally ended with a move to the new Amex Stadium in 2011.
      Brighton’s venue could match the sea background
      Brighton’s Amex already appears pretty futuristic from this angleCredit: Rex
      Burnley
      A flash of light and a dash of Claret!
      AI predicts a bright future for Burnley – with a stand that seems to bend along two sides and fireworks shooting out amid the roofing.
      Pretty impressive considering the Clarets have been at Turf Moor since 1883, making it the the second-longest continuously-used ground in England – behind Preston’s Deepdale.
      The Clarets will light up the football world, judging by this look
      Without change, historic Turf Moor looks a decent blend of old and newCredit: Alamy
      Chelsea
      Many observers reckon Stamford Bridge – the Blues’ west London home since 1905 – needs a revamp.
      But the huge oyster of the predicted 2123 stadium is also surrounded by a different environment – seemingly the homes and offices of four generations into our future.
      New century, new setting?
      It certainly adds class and distinction to a ground, first opened in 1877, that currently holds up to 40,343.
      Stamford Bridge might get an atmospheric sheen
      Chelsea’s home looks old-fashioned when contrasted with the future imageCredit: Rex
      Crystal Palace
      May believe the Palace always love a cover story…
      So how about this – a dome with a massive see-through roof covering all the pitch.
      And judging by this image of a transformed Selhurst Park, there’s plenty of green space for fans around the ground.
      All that would be such a huge hop, skip and jump from when the stadium hosted events at the 1948 Summer Olympics, which was held 24 years after the venue was opened.
      Selhurst Park as it could be appears more welcoming than most grounds
      The Crystal Palace ground of the modern day slots into the neighbourhoodCredit: Getty
      Everton
      Have we caught AI cheating? Go and stand in the corner and print out 100 lines!
      This predicted version of where the Toffees could be at in 100 years looks suspiciously similar to how their upcoming new Bramley-Moore Dock venue will look.
      The £500million, environmentally-friendly replacement for Goodison Park could be ready for the start of next season – giving more than a hint of its appearance 99 years on from that.
      Everton’s vision of the future might be closer than most
      Everton hope to move from Goodison Park after 132 years in 2024Credit: EPA
      Fulham
      Fans would be sad to to see much change to the tight, atmospheric Craven Cottage – apart from the desire for extra capacity.
      Luckily, Midjourney. suggest Fulham in 2123 will keep plenty of the charm afloat – with the new Riverside stand actually moving ON to the Thames.
      So, at least in part of the stadium, it will be the fans rather than their heroes who almost walk on water.
      Fulham moved to the Cottage back in 1896 and the main scope for improvement must be the numbers it can hold, with a maximum of only 22,384 at the moment.
      Craven Cottage might get a dramatic expansionCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk
      Craven Cottage is regarded as one of the most homely if compact groundsCredit: Getty
      Liverpool
      Anfield might get a revamp akin to a reboot of a classic sportscar accelerating threw decades of design.
      This depiction appears to blend the tradition of one of the top-flight’s most famous old stadiums with ultra-advanced touches.
      And there’s roofing curved all around rather than today’s jagged mix of stands.
      The Reds have been at Anfield since the club was formed in 1892 and will soon expand capacity from 54,074 to 61,276.
      Anfield’s stands could get a stylish covering
      Liverpool’s nostalgic stadium might get a more graceful but arguably less iconic lookCredit: Alamy
      Luton Town
      Kenilworth Road could also stay in touch with its roots, if this computer-generated image proves accurate.
      The current 11,5000-seat site is expected to swell its capacity by 2123 via large stands with massive roofs jutting out.
      The Hatters have been here since 1905, with one strange distinction being a five-year ban for all away fans from 1985 following a riot by visiting supporters.
      Luton in the 22nd century might still play at what appears reasonably similar to a 21st century venue
      Kenilworth Road seems sure to lose its ultra compact appearanceCredit: Getty
      Manchester City
      Wherever City play it will be a pleasure dome – if they are somehow again, or still, at the top of the Prem tree in 100 years’ time.
      But the expanded Etihad that is predicted appears to be even more of a huge all-purpose entertainment centre than is planned in the current revamp.
      The maximum attendance is expected to soar way beyond its current 53,400 over the next ten decades way – and with a more graceful look to the arena.
      However, many non-Mancunians might ask mischievously: Will there still be too such colossal clubs so close to each other in 2123?
      The future Etihad could be a design classic
      The 2022-23 Treble winners might see exciting developments to their stadiumCredit: Alamy
      Manchester United
      Mixing the spirit of the past with the energy of the future, “Old” Trafford looks supercharged for success, based on the AI depiction.
      Studded with huge scarlet images lighting up the outside, the future 2123 image could actually be a nod (forwards or is that backwards?) to the refurbishment promised now by incoming shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
      But despite an aging current stadium, some Red Devils’ fans might be more worried about whether it will take the club 100 years to find the right long-term replacement for legendary manager Alex Ferguson.
      Nonetheless, Old Trafford still has the highest capacity, at 74,310, for club football in the UK.
      Many fans might just about still recognise this future look
      The Red Devils’ ground is set for a revamp, sooner AND laterCredit: Rex
      Newcastle
      St James’s Park could dominate the Newcastle landscape from a longer distance – and more elegantly – 100 years on.
      Midjourney expects the Magpies’ giant nest – home since 1892 – to lose its status as one of the few top-flight grounds perched slap-bang in a city centre.
      Fast forward a century and it will be smoothed out into a rounded stadium.
      And, like many of the predicted new-looks for Prem grounds, appears to have found loads of extra space outside for fans to gather.
      Milburn Stand will tower even higher – but apparently combine with Leazes End to curve around the venue.
      Future St James’ Park is identifiable by its black and white tones
      The Magpies’ ground has seen many changes, with capacity now at 52,305Credit: Rex
      Nottingham Forest
      An exciting new growth for the Forest – after being at the City Ground since 1898?
      But rather than particularly branching up or out, it appears the stadium could get mainly stylish cosmetic improvements by 2123.
      However, as the venue is set on the River Trent, perhaps Midjourney was just having AI-ter’s block when it came up with this vision.
      The future City Ground also has a familiar look
      Nottingham Forest’s current venue holds 30,455Credit: Getty
      Sheffield United
      The oldest major football stadium in the world could leap light years into the future – based on the laser-like trimming predicted for Bramall Lane in 2123.
      The ground opened in 1855, with the Blades moving in 34 years later.
      And judging by the spangly image generated for the next century, United could also be hosting rock concerts by then – perhaps partying like it’s 2099.
      Laser-like red streaks would give Bramall Lane an exciting edge
      The modern-day ground can take up to 32,050 spectatorsCredit: Getty
      Tottenham
      Moving Tottenham Stadium, even over a 100-year period, might seem a task akin to our ancient forefathers shifting Stonehenge.
      But Midjourney appears to think Spurs’ massive modern 62,850-cpacity stadium will have a fresh setting.
      Or maybe football has just gone even more eco-friendly.
      The North London venue’s 2123 version has trees frothing round it – and plenty of walking space.
      Fireworks are also envisaged – a bit like Tottenham’s early form after they appointed Ange Postecoglou as manager at the start of 2023-24.
      Spurs’ ground is set to be even more of a gym
      The Tottenham Stadium is often rated the best Prem groundCredit: Rex
      West Ham
      There’s no hint in the AI image as to whether the Hammers, in 100 years’ time, will have tackled the main issue for many fans – the large gap between the stands and the pitch.
      But from the outside, London Stadium looks even bigger than the current dome, which was built for the 2016 Olympics.
      The 80,000-capacity venue looms like the world’s biggest, shiniest dish, with the addition of leafy walkways for fans around the ground.
      London Stadium is another venue predicted for extra vibrancy
      West Ham moved to the London Stadium in 2016Credit: Getty
      Wolves
      Moli-NEW! With sharper angles than a Lionel Messi dribble, Wolves’ 2123 stadium will have extra bite around the edges.
      Home to the Midlanders since 1889, Molineux was one of the first grounds to get floodlights in the 1950s.
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      Four decades later it was ahead of the game once more with a costly revamp.
      And there’s no chance of the Wolves getting long in the tooth if they adopt the dashing lines of flashing gold, as envisaged by AI.
      Molineux could get what fans might consider a snazzy upgrade
      Molineux has led the way before and might do so again in the futureCredit: Getty More

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      AI simulates Anthony Joshua vs Otto Wallin with referee forced to intervene after ‘barrage of body shots’

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      ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE has predicted the outcome of Anthony Joshua’s blockbuster clash with Otto Wallin.The two heavyweights will come face-to-face on Saturday in a huge Saudi Arabia showdown.
      Anthony Joshua is set to face Otto Wallin on SaturdayCredit: PA
      Joshua, 34, is eyeing a third win in a row after consecutive defeats to reigning champion Oleksandr Usyk.
      Meanwhile 33-year-old Wallin, who left Tyson Fury needing 47 stitches four years ago, has won each of his last six fights.
      A win for AJ could see him elevated into a mandatory position to fight for the IBF title.
      It could also line up a future bout with Deontay Wilder, who is set to fight Joseph Parker in Saturday’s co-main event.
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      With plenty at stake on the ‘Day of Reckoning’, artificial intelligence system ChatGPT has predicted exactly what will happen in each round.
      Round 1
      The bell rings, and both fighters cautiously step into the centre of the ring.
      Joshua, the taller and more powerful of the two, establishes his jab early, keeping Wallin at bay.
      Wallin, known for his elusive movement, attempts to find openings and counter. The round ends with Joshua controlling the distance.
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      AI predicts AJ to dominate the majority of the fightCredit: Getty
      Round 2
      As the second round begins, Wallin starts to show his boxing skills, slipping Joshua’s jabs and landing a few counterpunches.
      Joshua, however, remains composed and adjusts his strategy, mixing up his punches and incorporating body shots.
      The round is closely contested, with both fighters having their moments.
      Round 3
      In the third round, Joshua begins to assert his dominance. He lands a powerful right hand that catches Wallin off guard.
      Wallin, displaying resilience, weathers the storm and continues to move strategically.
      Joshua’s superior power and precision become more evident as the round progresses.
      Round 4
      The pace quickens in the fourth round as Joshua increases the pressure. He connects with a combination that momentarily staggers Wallin.
      Sensing an opportunity, Joshua presses forward, but Wallin expertly clinches and regains his composure.
      The round ends with both fighters showing signs of the battle.

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      Round 5
      As the midpoint of the fight approaches, Wallin showcases his boxing skills, landing jabs and moving effectively.
      Joshua, undeterred, continues to stalk his opponent, looking for opportunities to unleash his power shots.
      The round concludes with both fighters displaying their strengths.
      Round 6
      In the sixth round, Joshua’s power becomes a significant factor. He lands a thunderous uppercut that sends Wallin reeling.
      Wallin, however, showcases his heart and determination by staying on his feet and clinching to survive the round.
      The crowd is on its feet, appreciating the back-and-forth action.
      Wallin could struggle to handle AJ’s strength and powerCredit: Getty
      Round 7
      Wallin, aware of the urgency, comes out aggressively in the seventh round.
      He manages to land some effective combinations, surprising Joshua with his speed and accuracy.
      Joshua, composed and focused, responds with powerful hooks. The round ends with both fighters exchanging in the centre of the ring.
      Round 8
      The eighth round sees Joshua regaining control. He utilises his jab effectively and follows up with powerful right hands.
      Wallin, showing signs of fatigue, continues to fight back but struggles to withstand Joshua’s onslaught.
      The round ends with Joshua in command.
      Round 9
      In the ninth round, Joshua smells victory and intensifies his assault. He lands a series of devastating body shots that weaken Wallin.
      Sensing the opportunity for a knockout, Joshua unleashes a barrage of punches, prompting the referee to step in and stop the fight.
      Anthony Joshua is declared the winner by TKO in the ninth round.
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      AI predicts Joshua to win via TKOCredit: Getty
      Both fighters show respect for each other in the post-fight exchange, acknowledging the toughness and skill they each brought to the ring.
      The simulated bout between Anthony Joshua and Otto Wallin ends with Joshua emerging victorious, showcasing his combination of power and skill in the heavyweight division. More

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      England ace Harry Kane learning Bayern Munich’s incredibly dull football chants

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      ENGLAND skipper Harry Kane is learning his new German club’s incredibly dull football chants.The Bayern Munich ace, 30, is mastering “Stand up if you are Bayern” and “One shot, one goal, one Bayern”.
      Harry Kane is learning his new German club’s incredibly dull football chantsCredit: AFP

      UK fans say the songs lack wit — and challenged Harry to teach Germans some Spurs favourites.
      James Ceppi di Lecco, 40, cheekily suggested: “How about ‘He’s not one of our own’ (Er ist nicht einer von uns)?
      Or ‘You’re Schmidt and you know you are? (Du bist Schmidt und das weißt du auch).”
      Richard Wilson, 62, from Sunbury, Surrey, added: “I can’t believe Harry’s taking the trouble to learn that rubbish.
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      “Why not, ‘It’s coming home?’ (Der Fußball kommt nach Hause).”
      Harry — who has already scored 22 goals — reveals his language skills in a clip for AI chatbot Bard, saying: “The Munich fans are great.
      “Home and away.”
      He is already using AI to help him read bedtime German stories to his four children.
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      Asked which songs he knows, he says: “I’m going to double-check on Bard.”
      The app plays a few which he translates and says: “‘Stand up if you are Bayern?’, I’ve heard that one.”
      Harry has been living alone since his £104million move but will soon welcome his family to Bavaria. More

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      Harry Kane uses AI app to help read his kids bedtime stories in German after move to Bayern Munich

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      HARRY Kane is reading his children bedtime stories in German — with the help of an AI chatbot.The England captain has been using Google Bard to help his family adjust to life at Bayern Munich.
      Harry Kane is reading his children bedtime stories in German — with the help of an AI chatbotCredit: Getty
      Harry has scored 21 times in his first 16 games since moving from SpursCredit: PA
      The £100million goal ace, who has four children with wife Kate, also turns to the app for translation tips for post-match ­interviews and to cook local delicacies.
      Last night he said: “I recognise how the potential of AI can help me in all sorts of ways with my move to Germany and to get my kids settled in.
      “Bard even suggested some new goal celebrations.
      “We’ll have to see if I use them on the pitch…!”
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      Harry, 30, has already scored 21 times in his first 16 games since moving from Spurs.
      He has filmed a video as part of his partnership with the app.
      And a press release explained: “Bard uncovers Harry’s most commonly used post-match interview phrases and translates them into German to use after his next matches.”
      A source added: “Harry was already using tech to help him adjust to a new culture, so the team-up is perfect.
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      “He has really thrown himself into the German way of life.” More

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      I’m a former Premier League star who retired and founded an AI company – we work with 40 clubs including top flight side

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      FORMER Premier League star Esteban Granero lives a very different life after retiring from football.The 36-year-old spent one season playing for QPR, where he played 24 times under Mark Hughes and Harry Redknapp.
      Esteban Granero runs his own AI company after retiring from footballCredit: Instagram @olocip_lab
      The ace spent one season playing for QPRCredit: PA:Press Association
      Granero’s biggest success came in the previous three years at Real Madrid, where he won a LaLiga title and Spanish Cup.
      But after also spending time at Getafe, Real Sociedad and Espanyol, he called it a day in 2021 after playing for second-tier Marbella.
      And following his retirement, Granero now runs his very own AI company.
      The ex-midfielder founded Olocip in 2016 as he explored ways of using artificial intelligence to help the beautiful game.
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      Granero’s company uses data to help make big calls on transfers and in-game decisions.
      He now provides 40 clubs with cutting-edge AI technology – including one team in the Championship and another in the Premier League.
      Granero told The Standard: “I took the data and started asking clever people about it.
      “I went to universities and asked professors about artificial intelligence, as I felt AI could improve data analysis, as in other industries.
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      Granero won LaLiga during his time at Real MadridCredit: PA:Empics Sport
      “We’ve been developing for years. Now the AI wave is coming – we see AI applications worldwide in every industry – we are taking advantage of what we’ve been building.
      “For years, we were struggling to make people understand how AI can improve analysis of data. Now people come to us.
      “AI will bring efficiency in decision making at a club, not only in sports science but economics, the development of a club, fan engagement, ticketing, marketing services. It will bring efficiencies in everything.”
      Such is the growing role of AI in football that a different company has created a candidate to run against Gianni Infantino for Fifa president.
      ‘Hope Sogni’ is an AI character from sports agency Dark Horses, who can engage in real-time conversation and even has her own manifesto. More

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      F1 set to trial never-before-seen feature at season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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      ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE will be trialled for the first time at the Abu Dhabi GP this weekend.AI will be used to try to regulate track violations by drivers.
      The Abu Dhabi GP will see AI be trialledCredit: Rex
      This season has seen cars often cross the white line at the edge of the track which has resulted in lap times being lost in qualifying and in the race.
      This weekend will hopefully be different as the FIA will be using “Computer Vision” technology to analyse the edge of the track.
      It will work out the number of pixels going past the edge of the track in Abu Dhabi and judge if the cars have strayed too far.
      The FIA’s head of remote operations and deputy race director Tim Malyon has insisted that Computer Vision has been effective in medicine.
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      He said: “They don’t want to use the Computer Vision to diagnose cancer.
      “What they want to do is to use it to throw out the 80 per cent of cases where there clearly is no cancer in order to give the well-trained people more time to look at the 20 per cent.
      “And that’s what we are targeting.”
      He believes that the use of AI would reduce the number of infringements being looked at.
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      He added: “The biggest imperative is to expand the facility and continue to invest in software, because that’s how we’ll make big strides.
      “The final takeaway for me is be open to new technologies and continue to evolve.
      “I’ve repeatedly said that humans are winning at the moment in certain areas.
      “That might be the case now but we do feel that ultimately, real-time automated policing systems are the way forward.”
      The problems caused by cars crossing the white lines were seen in the Austrian Grand Prix as there were 1,200 potential violations being processed by four people.
      In Qatar, there were eight people processing the violations but due to the amount, there were some breaches that went unpunished. More

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      Former Man Utd chief Ed Woodward lands shock new job nearly two years after Old Trafford exit

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      FORMER Manchester United CEO Ed Woodward has landed a new job almost two years after leaving Old Trafford.The 52-year-old has been appointed as a Strategic Advisor and Non-Executive Board Member for artificial intelligence company SentientSports.
      Ed Woodward has landed a new job for an AI companyCredit: PA
      Discussing his new role, Woodward said: “I am excited to be joining the SentientSports board and working alongside Ryan (Beal, CEO and founder) and the team.
      “The blend of sports and AI technology at SentientSports is truly cutting-edge.
      “With some of the industry’s leading AI talents involved, I see tremendous potential for innovation and expanding global digital fanbases.
      “I’m thrilled to be part of such a dynamic company with the potential to revolutionise the global digital sports landscape.”
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      Founded in 2020, SentientSports revolutionise sport by providing AI technology to create analytics and content.
      The company claims to be on a mission to “revolutionise professional sports teams’ player recruitment strategies by integrating risk assurance, simulation, and forward-looking analytics.”
      Woodward’s shock career change comes just under two years after his Man Utd departure.
      The former CEO’s recruitment and decision making at Old Trafford prompted heavy criticism from many United fans.
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      His managerial appointments failed to yield much silverware following the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson.
      And some of the expensive signings he made – including Paul Pogba and Angel Di Maria – failed to deliver on the pitch. More

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      Premier League cult heroes turned into WWE wrestler action figures by AI including Big Sam and Steve Bruce

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      OH you didn’t know? Premier League cult heroes have been turned into WWE action figures.It’s true, it’s damn true! Soccer Slammers have formed a formidable tag team with AI as they transformed some of our favourite Prem heroes into professional wrestling toys.
      Steve Bruce has been turned into a WWE action figureCredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      Neil Warnock was turned into a toy with the help of AICredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      Sam Allardyce has been promoted with the Big Slam finisher, and Pint of Wine accessoryCredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      Harry Redknapp comes with a car door and his Transfer Window finisherCredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      And YES, the results are both hilarious and impressive, so much so that business could pick up if Vince McMahon caught wind of that initiative.
      Introducing first, coming down the aisle, is none other than “Big” Sam Allardyce.
      Just like John Cena, Allardyce can turn things around after some grueling punishment and pick up a shock win – only difference is he won’t win titles but instead save your favourite club from relegation.
      And next, making his way to the ring, is Neil Warnock, who will layeth the smackdown with his special finisher The Rant.
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      Up next, please welcome Harry Redknapp who carries his trusty car door with him and will knock you down for the pin with the help of his signature Transfer Window.
      And who’s this? That’s gotta be Steve Bruce who always finds a way to deliver his famous Sack Attack finisher wherever he is.
      Bah Gawd! There’s Roy Hodgson with years of experience under his title belt.
      Crystal Palace boss Hodgson has England still reeling with his Icelandic Shock finisher.
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      And here’s the returning David Moyes with a lot to prove as he climbs back to his former glory after a shocking stint at Manchester United.
      Just like fellow Scotsman and WWE superstar Drew McIntyre, Moyes was labelled “The Chosen One” but failed completely at his bid of becoming the next big thing.
      However, the West Ham boss has turned his career around at the London Stadium with his signature Moyes Effect move taking down the absolute best in the world.
      Boomer Sooner! Fulham star Adama Traore is hulking up with the help of his trusty baby oil that helps him take down defences with his sheer size and strength.
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      West Ham boss David Moyes takes out his opponents with his Moyes Effect finisherCredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson is promoted with the Icelandic Shock finisherCredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      Fulham star Adama Traore’s action figure comes with baby oilCredit: Instagram / @soccerslammers
      You don’t want to let Traore build momentum once you get him out of his box.
      The millions – and millions – of Premier League fans were left in hysterics as they stormed social media.
      One fan tweeted: “I want to see Arsene Wenger.”
      Another commented: “Xmas presents sorted!”
      A third posted: “I need one of these.”
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      This fan begged: “Please make these.”
      And that one asked: “Where can I buy this?” More