Redknapp's version of Usain Bolt's iconic celebration was lacking in many areas.In the aftermath of the chaos that was February 9th 2012, no-one could discuss the position of Tottenham manager with any certainty. Harry Redknapp, the current incumbent, began the day with the verdict of a court case for tax evasion hanging over his head yet, come the day's completion, his immediate and medium term future was the most speculated upon in all the land.

The football world already has it all planned out: fans, players, ex-players, pundits and journalists alike all want Harry Redknapp to replace Fabio Capello as England manager, following the Italian's resignation yesterday evening.

Some were already looking beyond Euro 2012 Capello had already planned to retire after this summer's tournament to the Redknapp era, convinced he would be the man for the job at some point.

My dear beloved Forest, what on earth has happened to us? We used to have such great times and were so happy together and now we just seem to be drifting apart. Your flowing moves used to excite me to the point of distraction, and the climax to those moves was often unbelievable. Your passion and commitment used to warm me on a cold Saturday afternoon when we spent time together, but now your caresses have become cold and uncaring.

My dear beloved Forest, what on earth has happened to us? We used to have such great times and were so happy together and now we just seem to be drifting apart. Your flowing moves used to excite me to the point of distraction, and the climax to those moves was often unbelievable. Your passion and commitment used to warm me on a cold Saturday afternoon when we spent time together, but now your caresses have become cold and uncaring.

It's a puzzling time at Forest, that's for sure. In fact, the only certain thing about the club at the moment is that nothing much is known for certain. So many questions remain unanswerable: Was the performance at Ipswich an improvement for the goals we scored or a step back due to the shambolic way we defended?

Mirror: Why I would run through brick walls for Neil Warnock

Matt Lawrence has played for seven league clubs including Fulham, Crystal Palace, Millwall and now Gillingham. During his time at Palace he played under Neil Warnock, who was dismissed as QPR boss this week.

LFC: In-form Skrtel targets final

Martin Skrtel believes he is playing the best football of his Anfield career so far and says that the confidence placed in him by manager Kenny Dalglish has helped him grow as a player.

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BBC: Luis Suarez right to apologise for 'mistake' Mancini

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini says Liverpool's Luis Suarez is right to apologise for racially abusing Patrice Evra, as he believes it was just a "mistake" that happened on the pitch.

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Goal: ‘In 30 years I have never seen a sending off for a tackle like this' Roberto Mancini perplexed by red card for Manchester City's Vincent Kompany

The Belgian is suspended for four matches after second red of the season, and his manager is upset his appeal failed following dismissal against Manchester United in the FA Cup

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Goal: ‘In 30 years I have never seen a sending off for a tackle like this' Roberto Mancini perplexed by red card for Manchester City's Vincent Kompany

The Belgian is suspended for four matches after second red of the season, and his manager is upset his appeal failed following dismissal against Manchester United in the FA Cup

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BBC: Luis Suarez apology was important, says Roberto Mancini

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini says it was important that Liverpool's Luis Suarez apologised for his comments to Patrice Evra.

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Sky: Enrique enjoying Reds life

Jose Enrique is relishing the responsibility of using his own initiative under the tactics of Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish.

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Mail: Jose Enrique hails Kenny Dalglish

Liverpool defender Jose Enrique believes the freedom manager Kenny Dalglish gives to the players helps makes them a better team. The Spaniard has been Dalglish's best summer recruit.

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Telegraph: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini delivers stinging attack as Vincent Kompany's appeal is rejected

Manager describes decision to send off Vincent Kompany unlike anything he has seen in 30 years in the game.

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Mirror: I'm lucky to be Liverpool boss Dalglish

Reds manager looking on bright side despite Torres' exit, misfiring Carroll, Gerrard's injury woes and the Suarez affair

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Guardian: Martin Skrtel thrives after finally being accepted at Anfield

The Slovakian centre-back says the input of Kenny Dalglish and Steve Clarke has helped him win over the Liverpool fans The demands of a young family have reduced Martin Skrtel's interaction with the Liverpool public yet he remains acutely aware of how they perceive him.

Mirror: Why Hughes has a harder job at QPR than you think, Thierry Henry is magic and there is a positive side to the Adeyemi incident

I'm a big fan of Mark Hughes as a manager, and he is an excellent signing for QPR, but the sacking of Neil Warnock does not reflect well on the club or some of their players.

Telegraph: Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini believes Liverpool's T-shirt support of Luis Suarez was a mistake

Italian is the first manager to argue that Liverpool's show of unity was misplaced.

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Sky: Reds ready for City test

Liverpool are gearing up for a Carling Cup semi-final and confidence is trickling down from the Reds' manager through the entire squad.

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Mail: Kenny Dalglish: We'll make it to Carling Cup final

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish does not think last week's defeat to Manchester City will have any bearing on their two-legged Carling Cup semi-final.

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Mirror: Dalglish: Last week's loss at City irrelevant to Cup clash

We will do better in Carling semi-final vows Liverpool manager

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Mail: LIVERPOOL v Manchester City: Steven Gerrard in line to start

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is likely to revert to his strongest line-up to face Manchester City in the first leg of their Carling Cup semi-final at the Etihad Stadium.

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Mail: Roberto Mancini bemoans lack of squad depth again

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has defended his call for further investment in his squad. Mancini attracted scorn on Friday when he claimed City would struggle to fill their substitutes' bench.

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Mail: We don't want racism anywhere near this club, Kenny Dalglish

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish insists the team's show of support for banned striker Luis Suarez had been 'wrongly interpreted' as he defended the club's record on race relations.

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Guardian: FA will lay down the law to Liverpool and Manchester United

• Fourth-round FA Cup tie heightens tensions • Clubs to receive written reminders about conduct The Football Association will contact Liverpool and Manchester United to remind both clubs of their responsibilities ahead of a potentially explosive FA Cup meeting at Anfield this month.

Mirror: Chris Powell: Fight racism at home before doing it abroad

Charlton manager sounds warning to clubs and supporters

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Guardian: Kenny Dalglish: It's rubbish to say Liverpool are not fighting racism

• Luis Suárez T-shirt stunt was 'interpreted wrongly' • Liverpool 'will always support' battle against racism Kenny Dalglish has said that it is "utterly rubbish" to suggest that defending Luis Suárez against racism accusations showed Liverpool are not interested in fighting racism.

Sky: Dalglish issues Reds defence

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has again moved to defend his club's record on race relations in the wake of recent controversies.

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LFC: Dalglish on what LFC stands for

Kenny Dalglish today insisted he would never have agreed to return as Liverpool manager if he felt the Club wasn't fully committed to the fight against discrimination.

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Mirror: Draws! Santa Cruz! Shouts of Leslie! Top 10 things QPR fans can expect under Mark Hughes

Mark Hughes was at Loftus Road on Monday to discuss becoming QPR's new boss, apparently beating off a bid for the job from my word! Ray Wilkins. Hughes arrives for QPR talks Wilkins wants QPR job But what should fans expect if and Sparky is named Hoops gaffer?

Mirror: Sewer rats! Monkey feet! Pinnochio! The wild world of Warnock

Neil Warnock once collared the author of this piece at an awards do, to moan about an item which had appeared my 3PM column. "What you wrote about me was a fuckin' disgrace, terrible," he said. Then he broke into a broad grin.

LFC: 'We are a force under Kenny'

Ian Rush has heaped praise on Kenny Dalglish after the manager celebrated a year back at the Anfield helm yesterday.

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Guardian: Liverpool and Manchester United to hold peace talks before FA Cup game

• Relations currently strained between Liverpool and United • John Terry could face Anton Ferdinand if Chelsea meet QPR Manchester United and Liverpool will hold peace talks over the next few weeks after being paired together in an FA Cup fourth-round draw that also throws up the possibility of John Terry's Chelsea playing at Queens Park Rangers only a few days before his court appearance for allegedly racially abusing Anton Ferdinand.

Mail: Liverpool don't want Darren Bent, says Alex McLeish

Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish has revealed that Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has told him he is not interested in signing Darren Bent.

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Guardian: Race question seems likely to haunt Liverpool for rest of season

Liverpool may be regretting their stance on the Luis Suárez racial abuse controversy after Friday's incident involving Oldham's Tom Adeyemi The Luis Suárez T-shirts Liverpool wore at Wigan were always a bad idea, quite the worst attitude struck in a solidarity campaign that brought the club's decision-making into question if not disrepute, and the sight of supporters wearing them at the next home game at Anfield came with a queasy sense of foreboding.

Guardian: Liverpool promise life ban for any fan who racially abused Tom Adeyemi

• Merseyside police arrest a 20-year-old Aintree man • Liverpool hand CCTV recordings and photos to police Liverpool will impose a lifetime ban on any supporter found to have racially insulted the Oldham Athletic defender Tom Adeyemi.

Goal: Oldham Athletic boss Paul Dickov slams 'joke' Liverpool penalty award following 5-1 loss at Anfield

The League One side's manager has hit out at referee Neil Swarbrick's decision to award the hosts a penalty on the stroke of half-time in his side's FA Cup third-round defeat

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Mail: Kenny Dalglish admits Oldham Athletic result flattered Liverpool

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish admitted the 5-1 scoreline in their FA Cup third-round victory over Oldham flattered his side. The League One visitors took a deserved lead through Robbie Simpson's brilliant strike.

Sky: Kenny Scoreline flattered us

Manager Kenny Dalglish admits the 5-1 scoreline in Liverpool's FA Cup third-round triumph over Oldham at Anfield flattered his side.

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Guardian: Liverpool 5-1 Oldham Athletic | FA Cup third round match report

Shunning the FA Cup in protest at the eight-match ban handed to Luis Suárez was among the more ludicrous proposals put to Liverpool by indignant supporters. Mercifully it was given short shrift by the Anfield club and Kenny Dalglish's team as they ended another turbulent week by overcoming an obstinate Oldham Athletic to secure their place in the fourth round.