Former Premier League referee David Coote has come out as gay. He's revealed that struggling to hide his sexuality contributed to the offensive rant that got him dismissed last year.

It's been over one year since Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool, with Arne Slot since taking the reigns at Anfield. To say the

Premier League referee David Coote has admitted to recreational drug use during his rant against Liverpool Football Club.

The behind-the-scenes documentary of Jürgen Klopp’s last season in charge of Liverpool will now examine the entirety of the manager’s reign on Merseyside.

On the latest episode of The Football Reporters podcast, Mark Ogden, Rob Dawson and Beth Lindop discuss how Liverpool moved on from Jürgen Klopp and landed upon Arne Slot.

David Coote was fired by the PGMOL last month after a video emerged of him calling Liverpool "s---" and branding Jurgen Klopp a "German c---" - and another of him allegedly snorting cocaine

Forward Cody Gakpo knew early on that Liverpool would thrive under head coach Arne Slot. The Reds lead the Premier League by six points and have progressed in the Champions League, Carabao Cup, and FA Cup. Gakpo 's excitement for the 2024-25 season was cemented after a 3-0 win at Manchester United in September.

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Ex-Premier League referee David Coote has revealed he hid his sexuality throughout his career, fearing the abuse of being called gay

A Lesson in AdaptationWhen Wataru Endo transferred from VfB Stuttgart to Liverpool in the summer of 2023, he was stepping into a club known for its rich

A new docuseries will shine a light on the German manager's hugely successful spell in charge of the Anfield club – which came to an end last summer.

On Sunday Leicester go to Spurs with Cooper watching on television. Ruud van Nistelrooy is Leicester’s head coach and Postecoglou is under internal and external scrutiny. Injuries have been debilitating but even if the real Tottenham could stand up, would we know?