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    Erik ten Hag brutally trolled by Domino’s as Man Utd manager faces sack with crunch talks tomorrow

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    DOMINO’S has taken a hilarious dig at Erik Ten Hag, as pressure continues to mount on the Manchester United boss.The restaurant chain poked fun at the Dutchman, putting a van outside Old Trafford with the message “We’re hiring (not you, Erik)”.Domino’s have brutally trolled Erik ten Hag with a van outside Old TraffordCredit: PinPepThe job advert read: ‘We’re hiring (not you Erik)’Credit: PinPepIn an accompanying social media post, they also wrote: “You need the right people for the top jobs.”It comes as speculation continues to mount about his future at the club following a run of poor results.A spokesperson for Domino’s said: “Based on his performance, it can’t be too long before Ten Hag is given the sack.“It coincides with us gearing up for our busiest time of year where we need people to join our team.READ MORE ON MAN UTD“We are looking for people who are results-driven… so not one for Ten Hag unfortunately.”The 54-year-old’s position as United manager is under threat following an uninspiring 0-0 draw against Aston Villa on Sunday.That comes off the back of a 3-3 draw against Porto midweek, with United throwing a 2-0 lead to the Portuguese team, and a 3-0 drubbing at home to Tottenham Hotspur.The goalless draw leaves the Red Devils languishing in 14th place in the Premier League – the club’s worst start to a season.Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSAnd key decision makers at United are set to meet on Tuesday, with Ten Hag’s future hanging in the balance.’He’s done!’ | How woeful tactics & Dalot shocker saw Spurs smash Man Utd to spell end for Ten HagWhy NOBODY is the right man to replace Erik ten Hag at Man UtdSunSport’s DAVE KIDD says Erik ten Hag’s time at Man Utd is up… and explains what’s wrong with all the potential candidates to replace him.THIS is a mid-table squad at an underachieving club, with a lot of unwanted players on big money.And Ratcliffe is an instinctive cost-cutter who may not pay top dollar to the next manager.If this club wasn’t called ‘Manchester United’, it wouldn’t be an especially desirable job.The good news for United is that their new sporting director, Dan Ashworth, is a very decent judge of a manager.He has been instrumental in three previous managerial appointments — Gareth Southgate for England, Graham Potter for Brighton and Eddie Howe for Newcastle.None were wildly popular at the time, all were conspicuous successes.Interestingly, Ashworth’s No 1 choice for the Newcastle job was Unai Emery, who turned him down to stay at Villarreal but has since proved that judgment right by excelling at Aston Villa.Emery may well deliver the coup de grace to Ten Hag on Sunday — especially with Bruno Fernandes suspended and Kobbie Mainoo an injury doubt.And the Spaniard would be an excellent fit for United — yet there is next to no chance that he would abandon Villa’s Champions League campaign to take the Old Trafford job, not least because he isn’t a stark raving madman.Howe would be another good candidate to succeed Ten Hag but, although he has become frustrated on Tyneside, the Saudis would surely not allow Ratcliffe to poach Howe, as they reluctantly did with Ashworth.Potter is available but his Chelsea experience and lack of charisma would make him a tough sell.Which brings us to Southgate, who remains close with Ashworth and is an excellent man-manager who was seriously considered by United last spring.Yet, despite having led England to two of their three major finals, Southgate’s reputation for over-caution was only enhanced during the Euros.Mauricio Pochettino, passed over twice by United, is out of the equation having taken the United States job.Thomas Tuchel would be a popular and gettable option but, despite being a fine coach and a very engaging man, he is considered something of a loose cannon.Likewise, Roberto De Zerbi, now at Marseille after his brief Brighton stint sparkled then fizzled out.Kieran McKenna — a gifted former United coach who has won back-to-back promotions with Ipswich Town — is an intriguing candidate but the imminent vacancy may come a year or so too soon.Marco Silva, the extremely under-rated Fulham boss, has been on United’s radar and should not be discounted.Sporting Lisbon’s Ruben Amorim, last season’s ‘next big thing’, was passed over by West Ham as well as Liverpool this summer and is not an easy man to pin down.Zinedine Zidane, who has taken over from Alan Curbishley as a 20-1 shot for every Premier League job, is a ‘figurehead’ manager and not an Ashworth type.Ruud van Nistelrooy, the former United goal machine who joined Ten Hag’s coaching team in the summer is the bookies’ favourite. Simply because he’s in the building and he’s Dutch.So, yes, getting rid of Ten Hag is the easy part. More

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      Gareth Southgate offered new job within minutes of announcing he’s quitting as England boss

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      GARETH SOUTHGATE was offered a shock career change within minutes of stepping down as England manager.Southgate quit as Three Lions chief after seeing his side fall at the final hurdle once more with a 2-1 defeat to Spain in Sunday’s Euro final.Southgate has plenty of job options after leaving his England post following eight years in chargeCredit: AlamySouthgate has now decided the time is right to go, with bookmakers proposing he will become the Manchester United boss already.But now Domino’s Pizza have entered the fray by offering Southgate the chance to apply for a job.As soon as Fabrizio Romano posted Southgate’s decision to vacate his role as manager of the national team, the pizza giant stepped in.Almost immediately, Domino’s replied on X: “We’re hiring.”READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSAnd fans have lapped up the opportunity to add to the tongue-and-cheek X post.One joked: “If you do hire him, he might be able to deliver something for a change.”A second chimed in: “But I heard he doesn’t deliver!”While another said: “He would definitely double box the pizzas.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSBut Southgate’s eligibility for the role can be called into question – he has worked for Domino’s rivals before.The former Aston Villa and Middlesbrough midfielder appeared in a Pizza Hut advert in the 90s – just months after missing the crucial penalty against Germany in Euro 96.’Get him in’ – England fans reveal who they would like to replace Gareth Southgate after Euro defeatNext England manager oddsGraham Potter – EvensEddie Howe – 3/1Mauricio Pochettino – 4/1Lee Carsley – 10/1Frank Lampard – 10/1Jurgen Klopp – 10/1Pep Guardiola – 16/1Southgate was the star of a Pizza Hut ad in 1996Credit: PA:Press AssociationFormer England star Stuart Pearce convinced Southgate to take part in the commercial, alongside Chris Waddle.With the pair – who also missed crucial spot-kicks at Italia 90 – taking the mickey out of the future throughout the dialogue.Southgate even wore a paper bag over his head in the iconic ad.And this is isn’t the first time Southgate’s managerial career has been subject to trolling from Domino’s.After England’s subpar performances in Group C last month, the food chain posted a hilarious picture of an out-of-control Domino’s kitchen.READ MORE SUN STORIESOne employee could be seen sprawled on the floor as tons of pizzas flew out of an oven.The caption for the picture read: “If Southgate ran a Domino’s.”The pizza kings took aim with a hilarious social media postSouthgate’s England legacy should be celebrated, not torn downBy Tom BarclayGareth Southgate claimed that only winning Sunday’s final would earn England the respect of the footballing world.Spain proved a last-gasp comeback too far in Berlin, but defeat did not change the fact that Southgate’s eight-year transformation put respect back into the world of England football.Critics will pick apart his cautious tactics, his selection choices and his record in the most high-pressurised games – with some legitimacy.Yet what is quickly forgotten is the laughing stock our national side had become before he took over in 2016.A shambolic Euros exit to Iceland that summer had been followed up by Sam Allardyce quitting just one game into his tenure thanks to his pint of wine with undercover reporters.Then came Southgate, with his decency, his humility, his understated eloquence and his vision for a better, different future.He had analysed why England had so often failed in the past, from lack of preparation at penalty shoot-outs to players being bored out of their minds during major tournaments.Southgate took those findings and implemented a culture where players wanted to play for their country again – and it led to back-to-back finals for the first time in our history.Instead of going to war with the media, he opened his doors to them and discovered, shock, horror, that it was met, generally, with support. It did not stop him from being criticised when required – we are no cheerleaders, here – but the vitriol of yesteryear – or today on social media – was largely gone.No manager is perfect and neither was Southgate. We cannot pretend his teams played like those of Pep Guardiola or Jurgen Klopp.But in the fullness of time, his feats will likely be revered because the results speak for themselves.Hopefully his successor can go one step further and bring football home. To do that, they must show respect to what Southgate has created and build on it, rather than rip it down.To read more from Tom Barclay click HERE. More

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      Gareth Southgate brutally trolled with picture of ‘how he’d run Domino’s’ after England’s dire draw with Denmark

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      GARETH SOUTHGATE’S managerial career hit a new low as he was brutally trolled by pizza giant Domino’s.The England boss was set upon by pundits after his side’s dreadful 1-1 draw with Denmark on Thursday.Gareth Southgate has been trolled by Domino’s after England’s draw with DenmarkCredit: GettyThe pizza kings took aim with a brilliant social media postCredit: X/ Dominos_UKFans were left upset by the Three Lions’ shoddy performance, which saw them set up deep without any clear style going forward.England must now ensure they do not lose to Slovenia in the final group game on Tuesday if they want to reach the knockouts.And followers are predicting whether Southgate will finally ring the changes after naming an unchanged line-up from the 1-0 opening win over Serbia.The likes of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Phil Foden could be at risk after struggling in new positions.READ MORE ON EURO 2024But Domino’s appear to believe things will not change regardless of who lines up against Slovenia.The firm’s X account posted a hilarious picture of an out-of-control Domino’s kitchen in complete disarray.One employee could be seen sprawled on the floor as tons of pizzas flew out of an oven.While a huge fire engulfed the other end of the cooker in chaotic scenes.Most read in Euro 2024EURO 2024 FREE BETS AND OFFERSAnd Domino’s could not resist using the picture as a dig against Southgate, who famously appeared in an advert for rivals Pizza Hut after he missed a crucial penalty for England against Germany in the Euro 1996 semi-finals.The caption for the picture read: “If Southgate ran a Domino’s.”Moment Astrid Wett has drink thrown at her at England vs Denmark clash before man leaps in to defend her Jack Wilshere: Southgate must be brave with RiceBy Jack Wilshere

      GARETH SOUTHGATE should be brave and play Declan Rice as our sole holding midfielder.
      But if England manager Southgate doesn’t want to do that — and he probably doesn’t ­— then he needs to give Rice the chance to play more like he does for Arsenal.
      Let’s be absolutely clear here. Rice was so important for us again during that first half against Denmark.
      The fact that he had a difficult second 45 minutes showed how much England were struggling.
      Rice himself would hold his hands up and say he gave away the ball too often.
      But what I took overall from his performance is that he needs more help in the engine room.
      Read here how Jack Wilshere would resolve the Declan Rice dilemma.

      Fans certainly found the pizza-related banter hilarious.Begging for a slice of the action, one said: “This page admin deserves a raise.”Another declared: “Not true, there’s way too much final product here.”One noted: “If he ran a Domino’s, they’d become Pizza Hut.”Another added: “They’d give out one pizza then park themselves at the fire exit and refuse to take more orders.”EURO 2024 LIVE: KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM GERMANY More

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      Liverpool’s Darwin Nunez brutally trolled by Domino’s Pizza after Reds horror show at Brentford

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      DARWIN NUNEZ cannot get a slice of luck right now – and Domino’s were on hand to take the pizza out of the struggling Liverpool striker. The Uruguayan forward must be feeling a bit cheesed off at the moment.
      Darwin Nunez cut a frustrated figure against BrentfordCredit: Getty

      He could – maybe should have scored – at least a hat-trick against Leicester on Friday night and had to be helped out by Wout Faes’ comedy of errors after squandering chances against Aston Villa before that.
      And things got no better for the c-rusty striker, who is still stuck on five Premier League goals, against Brentford.
      The buzzing Bees stuffed Liverpool 3-1 on Monday and had two marginal VAR calls go against them on a memorable night at the Brentford Community Stadium.
      But at the other end, Nunez’s dip continued.
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      He wasted a glorious chance to break his duck after rounding David Raya before Ben Mee cleared off the line.
      Nunez, 23, did find the back of the net with a neat finish… only for VAR to have its say and chalk it off.
      He failed to deliver as he dragged another finish well wide and to top it off, his frustrations boiled over with a booking before Bryan Mbeumo sealed all three points.
      And takeaway pizza giants Domino’s piled more misery on the luckless Liverpool man with a brutal trolling.
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      They tweeted a photo of the £85million striker and joked: “Sorry if we’ve missed any orders tonight, we’ve just had this guy start.”
      Some fans appreciated the quip but others were disappointed by the company’s cheeky jibe, especially as there are 15 Domino’s stores in Liverpool.
      Nunez will no dough-t be desperate to prove his worth in the box in the FA Cup against Wolves on Saturday.
      But another game without a goal will surely leave fans’ patience stretched and the striker himself feeling a little flat…
      He had one goal ruled out by VAR and missed a host of other chancesCredit: PA More

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      Dominos honour ex-employee Lucy Bronze by renaming branch she worked in after the Lioness

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      DOMINOS has honoured ex-employee Lucy Bronze by renaming the branch where she used to work after the Lioness.The pizza shop’s sign was replaced with ‘Lucy’s’ yesterday after her goal helped England beat Sweden 4-0.
      Dominos has honoured ex-employee Lucy Bronze by renaming the branch where she used to work after the LionessCredit: Getty
      The pizza shop’s sign was replaced with ‘Lucy’s’ yesterday after her goal helped England net a spot in Sunday’s finalCredit: Dave Phillips/PinPep
      It now sits above the Headingley store where she worked while studying at Leeds Metropolitan University.
      Drivers will also wear bronze helmets while making deliveries until the end of the Euros.
      And anyone named Lucy can grab a free personal-sized margherita from there between 2.30pm and 4.30pm on Sunday to mark the final.
      Ricky Kandola, Operations Director at SK Group, said: “Lucy Bronze worked at Domino’s so of course she delivers.”
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      “We have always been proud of Lucy’s journey from pizza to pitch.
      “Fingers crossed that Lucy and the team can make a pizza history and bring home the trophy.”
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      Bronze, 30, widely regarded as the best female footballer on the planet, joined Barcelona in June.
      Originally from Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland, she has scored 11 goals in 84 caps for England.
      Ricky Kandola said: ‘Lucy Bronze worked at Domino’s so of course she delivers’Credit: Dave Phillips/PinPep More