Steven Gerrard announced his retirement last week - just as a young family member announced himself to the world with a record breaking hat-trick against Brazil.
Bobby Duncan is a young cousin of former Liverpool skipper Gerrard - but unlike his famous relative, Bobby does not play for the Reds, but actually plies his trade for Manchester City.
At just 15-years-old, Bobby has already etched his name in the history books by becoming the first Englishman ever to net a hat-trick against Brazil, when he pulled off the feat in a 4-3 win for the England U16s against their Brazilian counterparts.
It's the first time any English player has grabbed three against the Seleção at any level.
And young Bobby was clearly a a bit chuffed, as well you would be.
It’s despite his £400k contract! Wayne Rooney is reportedly ready to leave Match of the Day and return to the dugout at the start of next season. The former Manchester United player previously managed both Plymouth Argyle, but left his role in December 2024 after the team was left in last place of the EFL. […]
Some fantastic stories this week! This week on your favourite horse racing podcast, The Paddock, we’re joined by Rishi Persad, Oli Bell and jockey great Mick Fitzgerald. The panel dives into Mick’s Grand National memories including winning it, ending up in a nightclub the night before and THAT famous quote. There’s an emotional tribute to […]