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Peter McVitie

Writer

A long-suffering Scottish football fan, Frank de Boer's phenomenal pass to Dennis Bergkamp in Netherlands' 1998 World Cup match against Argentina changed everything. Writing about football became an obsession and the obscure decision to focus on Eredivisie and the Netherlands national team followed, resulting in a permanent move to the country in 2015.

Articles by Peter McVitie
  1. 'It affects my players!' - Rosenior fumes over Leeds handball call

    Liam Rosenior has slammed the officiating decision that allowed Leeds to equalise at Stamford Bridge, claiming a clear handball caused his Chelsea players to "switch off" during a chaotic 2-2 draw on Tuesday. The Blues boss saw his side surrender a two-goal lead in a frantic five-minute spell, missing the chance to leapfrog Manchester United into the top four.

  2. Sesko's 'unbelievable' goal vs West Ham no surprise for Carrick

    Michael Carrick has hailed Benjamin Sesko’s stoppage-time heroics against West Ham, insisting the striker’s stunning equaliser was "not surprising" given his quality. The Slovenian forward came off the bench to rescue a 1-1 draw at the London Stadium, preserving Carrick’s unbeaten start to life in the dugout even as their four-game winning streak came to an end.

  3. 📽️ | Spurs fans chant Pochettino's name as Frank remains defiant

    Thomas Frank insists he is '1,000 per cent' the right man for the Tottenham job despite a toxic atmosphere in north London. Spurs fans openly called for the return of Mauricio Pochettino as their side slumped to a miserable 2-1 defeat against Newcastle on Tuesday, leaving the crisis-hit club hovering dangerously above the relegation zone ahead of the derby match against local rivals Arsenal.

  4. Man Utd icon Ferdinand in hospital regularly & using wheelchair

    Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand has opened up about the devastating physical toll of his illustrious career, revealing that chronic back pain occasionally leaves him unable to walk. The 47-year-old, who famously anchored the Red Devils' defence for over a decade, admitted to requiring hospital treatment and a wheelchair during severe flare-ups as the cost of his success becomes clear.

  5. Frank admits Spurs in a 'desperate' situation amid bleak injury update

    Thomas Frank has painted a bleak picture of the current state of affairs at Tottenham, admitting the club is in a 'desperate' fight to save its season. Following a dismal run that has seen Spurs fail to register a single Premier League victory in 2026, the head coach confirmed that star defender Destiny Udogie is the latest name added to a treatment room that is already nearing capacity.

  1. Chelsea boss Rosenior laughs off first-touch fail against Arsenal

    Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior has hit back at his online trolls after his woeful attempt to control the ball on the touchline against Arsenal went viral. The 41-year-old, who has led the Blues to seven wins in his first nine games, admitted that the "LinkedIn Liam" jibes are starting to affect his family. However, the former Strasbourg manager remains defiant as he prepares his side for a crucial clash against Leeds.

  2. ‘I'm not sure why!' - City star Guehi baffled by boos from Liverpool fans

    Manchester City defender Marc Guehi admits he was left baffled by the hostile reception he received from Liverpool fans during Sunday’s dramatic win at Anfield. The England star played a key role in ending City’s 23-year wait for a win in front of the Kop but was jeered throughout, a reaction he claims to not understand despite rejecting a move to Merseyside in favour of the champions last summer.

  3. Explained: Why Joan Laporta has 'resigned' as Barca president

    Joan Laporta has officially resigned as Barcelona president, but his departure is merely a strategic procedural move ahead of the upcoming club elections. The Catalan chief is seeking a fresh mandate from club members on March 15, leaving a management commission in charge as he prepares to battle VĂ­ctor Font and three other candidates for the top job at Camp Nou.

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    ‘Disappointed' Barca chief Laporta reveals Camp Nou completion timeline

    Joan Laporta has expressed his frustration over the ongoing delays to the Camp Nou renovation. The Barcelona president revealed that while the stadium should be finished by late 2026, the roof installation will push final completion into 2027, requiring a tricky period of inactivity that must be juggled with La Liga schedules to avoid a return to the stadium in Montjuic.

  5. 'Europa League isn't enough!' - Pochettino flirts with Tottenham return

    Mauricio Pochettino has once again indicated that he wants to return to Tottenham as he claimed their recent achievements are "not enough" for a club of that stature. Despite his current commitments with the United States national team, the Argentine said his ultimate ambition is to win the Champions League and Premier League, placing them above achieving World Cup glory in his current role.

  6. Spurs stuck in genuine relegation dogfight, says Rooney

    Wayne Rooney has delivered a scathing assessment of Tottenham’s current plight, warning that the London side are firmly embroiled in a relegation battle. Following a demoralising 2-0 defeat to Manchester United, Rooney suggested that Thomas Frank’s side are looking over their shoulders. However, the former England captain also offered a surprising defence of Cristian Romero after his dismissal.

  7. Guardiola tells Man City players to 'have a coffee' after Liverpool win

    Pep Guardiola called on his Manchester City stars to "have a coffee" to find more composure in front of goal after a breathless 2-1 comeback win at Anfield. Despite securing a vital victory that cuts Arsenal’s lead at the summit to six points, the City boss was critical of his side's frantic nature in both boxes. Erling Haaland’s late penalty eventually sealed a dramatic turnaround against the reigning champions.