Gary Lineker
Gary Lineker reacts to West Bromwich Albion promotion, Ben Foster sends message
Gary Lineker has taken to Twitter to give his reaction to West Bromwich Albion clinching automatic promotion to the Premier League. The former Tottenham Hotspur and England international striker has congratulated the Baggies on their achievement this evening. Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster is also delighted to see his former club, West Brom, return to the Premier League. Slaven Bilic’s side played out a 2-2 draw with Queens Park Rangers at The Hawthorns in the Championship on Wednesday evening to secure their place in the top two. Slaven Bilic’s side have finished second behind champions Leeds United, with Brentford ending up two points behind them in third. Congratulations to @WBA on their return to the Premier League. Been a tad longer than their normal boing boing, but will be good to ha...
‘What a player’: Gary Lineker raves about ‘exceptional’ Manchester City star
Manchester City showed their ruthless side once again as they breezed past Brighton at the Amex Stadium on Saturday in the Premier League. Pep Guardiola’s side came into the match on the back of a 5-0 win against Newcastle United. They showed yet another top performance and earned yet another 5-0 win against Graham Potter’s side. Raheem Sterling scored his third hat-trick of the season, as City ensured they will finish in second place in the Premier League. City, who have lost nine away games this season and had lost their three previous away league games, including a defeat at Southampton last Sunday, never looked like suffering another slip-up against Brighton. Former England striker turned popular football pundit Gary Lineker showered praise on Sterling after the match on Twitter. ...
‘Can’t believe’: Gary Lineker reacts to record breaking event during Southampton win vs Man City
With fans prohibited from entering the stadium for the foreseeable future due to the coronavirus pandemic, TV broadcast and live streaming could become the new habit of watching games. In the UK, all the Premier League matches are being televised by Sky Sports, BT Sports, BBC and Amazon prime network. For the first time in the Premier League era, BBC is telecasting games, and it is free for all the viewers in the UK. Gary Lineker, the former great England striker turned popular football pundit, has tweeted that an audience of 5.7 million has watched Sunday’s game between Southampton and Manchester City. He has claimed that it’s the most-watched Premier League match of all-time. With an audience of 5.7 million on the BBC the @SouthamptonFC v @ManCity game was the most watched Prem...
Rio Ferdinand and Gary Lineker react to Liverpool winning Premier League title
Rio Ferdinand and Gary Lineker have taken to Twitter to give their reaction to Liverpool winning the Premier League title this season. The Manchester United legend and the Tottenham Hotspur great have congratulated the Reds on winning the league title for the first time in the Premier League era. Chelsea’s 2-1 win against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge in London on Thursday evening meant that the Reds have clinched the title. United legend Ferdinand has stated on Twitter that Liverpool “thoroughly deserved” the title, and has hailed the “relentless appetite” of Jurgen Klopp’s side. Former Tottenham striker Lineker has described Liverpool as “a magnificent team” and has hailed the Merseyside outfit’s “wonderful achievement”. Congrats @LFC… Premier League Champions 🏆 28 wins out ...
Gary Lineker reacts on Twitter after Liverpool win vs Crystal Palace
Liverpool are edging closer to securing their first Premier League title in 30 years after beating Crystal Palace 4-0 on Wednesday. After the goalless Merseyside derby at Everton on Sunday, the Reds returned to their old best at Anfield, producing a ruthless display against Roy Hodgson’s side. After the match, former England striker turned popular football pundit Gary Lineker has shared his reaction on Twitter. He has described Jurgen Klopp’s team as a ‘great side’ and that they are ‘worthy champions’. What a great side @LFC are. The long wait is almost over. Absolutely the right decision to finish the Premier League and crown these worthy champions. 👏🏻👏🏻 — Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) June 24, 2020 Trent Alexander-Arnold opened the scoring with a superb free...
‘Prodigiously talented’: Gary Lineker makes bold prediction on ‘special’ Man City player
Manchester City defeated Burnley in the Premier League on Monday night at the Etihad Stadium. Phil Foden and Riyad Mahrez both scored twice as Pep Guardiola’s side thrashed Burnley 5-0 to ensure that Liverpool have to wait longer to win the Premier League title. Former great England striker turned popular football pundit Gary Lineker has showered praise on Foden on Twitter. Lineker posted two tweets on Foden. In his first tweet, he has hailed him as a ‘prodigiously talented’ player. He has claimed that Foden will be one helluva player who will be a regular player for Guardiola next season. Stunning goal from the prodigiously talented @PhilFoden. He’s going to be one helluva player…and yes, he’ll be a regular feature next season. — Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) June 22, 2020 In a separat...
Gary Lineker reacts on Twitter to Marcus Rashford’s open letter to the MPs in Parliament
Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford has penned a very emotional letter to the MPs in Parliament where he has urged the government of the United Kingdom to reverse their decision to stop free meals service to vulnerable children during the school holidays. The England international has made a genuine plea through his letter urging the government to make sure the underprivileged children in the UK are not suffering from hunger due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 22-year-old striker has done tremendous work in helping charity FareShare reach its goal of supplying three million meals to vulnerable people in the UK by the end of June. The United striker has been able to raise over £20 million so far. However, the UK government has decided to stop a food voucher scheme that...
