Brendan Rodgers 'could manage Real', says Villa boss Tim Sherwood Last Updated: 26/09/15 9:04am Brendan Rodgers would not have looked out of place at the Bernabeu, according to Tim Sherwood Brendan Rodgers would not have looked out of place at the Bernabeu, according to Tim Sherwood Tim Sherwood claims Liverpool are lucky to have under-fire boss Brendan Rodgers, insisting he could have managed Real Madrid if the Reds won the league two seasons ago. The Aston Villa manager has defended Rodgers amid growing pressure on him following his side's poor start to the season. Villa face Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday looking to pile the misery on Rodgers, who has seen his side earn just eight points from six games to sit seven points off the top of the Premier League. TottenhamvMan City Sergio Aguero to Score and Manchester City to Win in 90 Mins5/2 Soccer Saturday Price Boost - 26th September Arsenal, Liverpool & Man Utd to win (was 2/1 NOW 3/1)3/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free Rodgers, who took Liverpool to second in the league in 2014, has vowed to fight for his future at the club and Sherwood is adamant he remains a top manager. "After that season, they finished second. If they'd won the league, could they have kept hold of Brendan Rodgers?" he said. "They would have tried everything - and they did. He signed a new contract after that. Liverpool finished two points behind Man City in the race for the 2013/14 Premier League title Liverpool finished two points behind Man City in the race for the 2013/14 Premier League title "All of a sudden, he doesn't turn into a bad manager, it's fine margins. We might have seen him at Real Madrid. "Why wouldn't we have seen him there? He'd have won the English Premier League with a team who hasn't won it for God knows how many years. It's harder to be a manager now than 20 years ago with social media and faceless people having their opinions. Tim Sherwood "He would have been the hottest property in football. A week is a long time in this game, let alone a year. Because they got so close, it intensifies the pressure. He's paying the price for overachieving a couple of seasons ago. "It's harder to be a manager now than 20 years ago with social media and faceless people having their opinions. There's more pundits than players." Aston Villa Specials. Click here to bet. Also See: Liverpool video Liverpool fixtures Liverpool stats Bet £5 get £20 free Promoted stories This is One Premium Smartphone That Won’t Break the Bank This is One Premium Smartphone That Won’t Break the… (CNET) He wanted all-black everything, including me He wanted all-black everything, including me (Post TV by The Washington Post) 10 Infamous Internet Hoaxes 10 Infamous Internet Hoaxes (TheTopTensList) 20 of the Coolest Police Cars From Around the World 20 of the Coolest Police Cars From Around the World (ausom) A Romantic Hideaway in St Martin A Romantic Hideaway in St Martin (Luxury Retreats) We Were Shocked That The Cameraman Was Still Rolling We Were Shocked That The Cameraman Was Still Rolling (iDistracted.net) Wedding Embarrassing Moments Captured Wedding Embarrassing Moments Captured (BuzzBombed) The NFL’s first female coach is no longer coaching in the NFL The NFL’s first female coach is no longer coaching in… (Fortune) More Problems For FIFA: Swiss AG Investigating Blatter More Problems For FIFA: Swiss AG Investigating Blatter (Newsy.com Videos Feed) Retired Athletes Who Are Living Large Retired Athletes Who Are Living Large (Forbes) These Are Hands Down the Best Scarlett Johansson Photos on the Internet... #7 Is Stunning These Are Hands Down the Best Scarlett Johansson… (Resharable.org) Mark Zuckerberg Appears to Be the Buyer of 157 West 12th Street Mark Zuckerberg Appears to Be the Buyer of 157 West… (Observer) Recommended by Post a comment First Name Last Name Email Display name The name to show above your comment Message Sky and our business partners may use your information to contact you about products and services you may like. By pressing submit you are indicating your agreement to this unless you tick the box to opt out. Submit

David N'Gog missed a penalty but made amends by heading in a second-half winner as Reims provisionally moved to third place in the French Ligue 1 standings with a 1-0 win over Lille on Friday.
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Unbeaten at home this season, Reims moved within two points of leader Paris Saint-Germain, who travel to Nantes on Saturday. Reims withstood an early pressure from Lille, with the visitors creating three clear chances in the first 10 minutes, as Eric Bautheac's volley ricocheted off both posts in the 3rd.Djibril Sidibe's foul on Antoine Devaux earned a penalty kick for Reims, but keeper Steeve Elana saved N'Gog's effort with a dive to his right in the 19th minute.
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Reims was the better team after the interval and was rewarded with the three points after N'Gog connected with Prince Oniangue's cross to score his first goal this season. With seven points in as many matches, Lille are already trailing PSG by 10 points. Second-place Saint-Etienne host Nice on Sunday while fourth-place Rennes entertain Troyes.

Guardiola laughs off England boss talk

Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola laughed off reports linking him with the England manager’s job before walking out of a press conference on Friday.

The Catalan’s contract with the Bavarians is up for renewal next summer and he has been keen to avoid the subject, repeating that he does not wish to talk about his future.

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Speculation has linked him with a move to Manchester City while it was being suggested by The Sun on Friday that he is being lined up as the successor to Roy Hodgson.

When pressed on that subject at his weekly pre-match press conference ahead of Bayern’s trip to Mainz on Saturday, Guardiola rose from his seat and bade farewell.

“Oh come on, I’m coach of Bayern Munich,” he said. “Many thanks and auf wiedersehen.”

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The question about whether he would be interested in taking charge of the Three Lions after Euro 2016 proved to be the final straw for the 44-year-old, who had already deflected an initial enquiry into his future plans with a polite “next question please”.

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Guardiola has led Bayern to back-to-back Bundesliga titles yet he questioned at the start of this, his third season in charge, whether he was indeed the right man for the job.

He said he would step down if he ever got the feeling somebody else would be a better choice for the club, fuelling speculation he is preparing his departure from Bavaria next summer.

Bayern have also recently cooled talk of extending Guardiola’s contract, saying negotiations will be held as and when the former Barcelona coach is ready.