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Tom Cleverley: Watford boss says John Mousinho behaviour cost Portsmouth
However, in response, Cleverley said: “There was a group of players who kept their heads during the second half, and I think that was radiated from our bench.
“And there was a group of players who lost their heads in the second half, and that was radiated from their bench.
“I think that John should maybe look at his own behaviour, and I will deal with Baah internally. I’m disappointed
Tom Lockyer: Ankle surgery delays Luton return from cardiac arrest
Lockyer, who has had an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) fitted, had previously stated he would be “at peace” with the prospect of not playing again following his collapse.
But he had always stressed a desire to return to the pitch, including a wish for “just one more” Wales appearance to add to his 16 caps, having spent time with Craig Bellamy’s squad in September.
And, under the guidance of the same
Sunderland 2-1 Stoke City: Tom Watson hits double to beat Potters
Recalled on-loan Liverpool teenager Koumas opened the scoring on six minutes when he broke down the right from near the halfway line before cutting in to test home keeper Anthony Patterson.
His first effort was saved, but he coolly clipped the rebound in left-footed from a much tighter angle for a fourth goal of the season for the five-times capped Wales international.
Yet the Stoke lead lasted barely 30 seconds
Tottenham 1-1 Fulham: Inconsistent Spurs held at home after Tom Cairney goal
Inconsistency struck Tottenham Hotspur again as they were held at home by Fulham in the Premier League.
Spurs, who were missing several key players through injury and suspension, had to withstand severe pressure before taking a 54th-minute lead through Brennan Johnson.
The Wales forward volleyed home his sixth league goal of the season from close range after being teed up by Timo Werner’s cross.
But Fulham, who had the better
Stoke City 6-1 Portsmouth: Tom Cannon scores four in Potters win
The Potters came flying out the traps in the opening stages and Ben Wilmot crashed an effort off the crossbar from just outside the box after just 30 seconds.
It set the tone for a blistering performance and the home side got their reward when Cannon’s dipping free-kick bounced just in front of Pompey goalkeeper Will Norris, who got a hand to his effort but could not keep it out.
Tom Cleverley: Watford head coach says beating Sunderland was huge for momentum
Watford continue another busy week with Wednesday’s trip to Deepdale before hosting Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Having just ended a tough three-game week on a high, beating Sunderland after losing to Norwich and a strong Manchester City side in the Carabao Cup, Cleverley knows he will have to rely heavily on his entire squad.
The former Manchester United midfielder made nine changes for the cup game, before using all five substitutes
Tom Cleverley: Watford boss impressed by team’s improved ‘resilience’
“There were a lot of technical defensive mistakes at Norwich, we don’t value the art of defending enough.
“That was the key message and structurally we were disciplined, hard-working, and when we did get our structure broken, we put our bodies on the line, so big respect to the lads,” he said.
The former Manchester United and Everton midfielder admitted Watford’s last two performances in the league had been under
Watford 1-1 Coventry City: Tom Dele-Bashiru earns Hornets a point
Watford boss Tom Cleverley told BBC Three Counties Radio:
“I think it was a stereotypical Championship game, a game of two halves. Probably a fair result.
“Both managers will see it as a point gained and not two lost because both managers will feel like they could have lost that game. A lot of bones to pick out of that one.
“The worrying thing for me as a coach is
EFL: Steve Bruce back in management as Tom Brady and Ryan Reynolds face-off
There’s no doubt about the stand-out fixture in League Two as Wimbledon host bitter rivals MK Dons.
You probably know the story by now, but here’s a reminder.
AFC Wimbledon were formed in 2002 by Wimbledon FC supporters who were upset by the Football Association’s decision to allow their club to move to Milton Keynes.
The old Wimbledon FC, nicknamed the Dons, relocated to Buckinghamshire in September 2003 and subsequently
John Mousinho: Portsmouth boss not concerned by Tom Cleverley comments
By Total Football NewsThe Blues have won just once away from home this season, that victory coming at QPR in October.
Picking up points away from Fratton Park is something Mousinho admitted his side have to start doing more.
However, their home record has been much more encouraging, with two of their three victories coming in December when they impressively beat Bristol City 3-0 and Coventry City 4-1.
“If you take the Derby