David Moyes forced to apologise after threatening to 'slap' female BBC reporter

Could not subscribe, try again later Invalid Email England new boy Michael Keane claims he will not be distracted by the growing number of clubs interested in him. Liverpool have joined Everton and Leicester in eyeing up Keane, who has blossomed into one of England’s best young defensive talents at Burnley. “The first thing in our heads is survival, but we think we’ve got enough to do more than that.

Footage from a camera phone has sensationally revealed David Moyes threatening a female reporter when he thought the cameras had stopped rolling. BBC reporter Vicki Sparks was then told by Moyes: 'It was getting a wee bit naughty at the end there so just watch yourself. A Sunderland spokesman told the Daily Star: 'David and the reporter spoke to one another subsequently and the matter was resolved amicably.' The BBC also released a statement which read: 'Mr Moyes has apologised to our reporter and she has accepted his apology.'

Burnley boss Sean Dyche was delighted with the performance of his side as they dispatched Stoke City 1-0 on a vibrant Tuesday night at Turf Moor. Dyche says his Clarets dug deep on the night and eventually George Boyd settled the nerves with a clinical finish in the 58th minute of the game. He said: "Under the lights here it's always seems to be a vibrant atmosphere, and the team responded, so it was a good night for all. "I thought Jeff Hendrick was right back on it tonight with a great performance and it was great feet in the clarity of the moment.

FA chairman criticises Moyes 05 April 2017, 07:48 Tweet English Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has lambasted David Moyes after the Sunderland manager told a female reporter that she

Pardew and Arsene Wenger square up on the touchline. According to Palace left back Patrick van Aanholt when he was still a Sunderland player the one time Newcastle manager tried to tap him up when the defender was taking a throw in against Palace. Just as I was getting ready to take a throw-in Alan Pardew came along the touchline towards me and said: 'Come and play for my team next year.' Pardew of course once headbutted a player in the technical area as well. Strange things happen in that small box and also in Alan Pardew's head!