Ian Ladyman is a Football Editor at MailSport. With a career spanning over twenty-four years, he has covered various aspects of competitive sports, particularly focusing on team sports and sports broadcasting. He has been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, and the Daily Mail.
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Ian Ladyman's coverage is primarily focused on football, with attention to specific matches and teams. His articles often provide analysis and opinion pieces related to recent events in the world of football, particularly concerning English clubs like Manchester United and Liverpool.
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IAN LADYMAN IN MUNICH: Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany may be absent from tomorrow night's game against Arsenal after it emerged a virus has left him in pain when he walks.
By: Ian Ladyman
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany may be absent from tomorrow night's Champions League game against Arsenal after it emerged a virus has left him in pain when he walks.
IAN LADYMAN IN MUNICH: It is 144 days since Arsenal came within a couple of bad penalties of winning the Champions League Final in Budapest. Mikel Arteta still hasn't got over it.
By: Ian Ladyman
It is 144 days since Arsenal came within a couple of bad penalties of winning the Champions League Final in Budapest. Manager Mikel Arteta still hasn't got over it.
IAN LADYMAN: This is a season that must see Arsenal break fresh ground if they are to become the team we all feel they can be.
IAN LADYMAN AT ALLIANZ ARENA: Saka went off with a thigh injury just ten minutes into his team's Champions League game with the German champions at the Allianz Arena.
By: Ian Ladyman
A draw in Bavaria will not stand out in the list of achievements carved out stubbornly by Mikel Arteta 's Arsenal as he has taken them from nowhere to somewhere over the last six years or so.
By: Ian Ladyman, Harry Bamforth
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta admitted he is worried about the injury suffered by winger Bukayo Saka in last night's thrilling 2-2 draw at Bayern Munich
So the Manchester United job has ruined Michael Carrick just like it ruined Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. The question now is who will be stupid enough to put their hand up to follow Carrick.
Michael Carrick's Manchester United tenure appears untenable following the team's abysmal showing in Como, but who should be next to take the Old Trafford job?
