Mo Salah & Kevin De Bruyne: Gamechangers
The EPL title race could come down to the performance of two of its most dynamic stars in Mo Salah and Kevin De Bruyne.
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Legends Of Soccer: Tommy Smith, Liverpool
Tommy Smith was a take no prisoners type defender in the days when the tackle from behind wasn’t merely legal, it was compulsory. By Dave Bowler.
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The Football Pyramid Is Crushing Smaller Clubs
The football pyramid is, quite simply, in crisis, a crisis masked by the riches and glamour of the top end of the Premier League.
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If God Existed, He’d Be a Solid Midfielder
If God existed, He\’d Be a Solid Midfielder, may just be one of the finest pieces of writing about soccer – from Aleksandar Hemon\’s excellent collection.
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Do National Allegiances Matter?
Due to movements of populations from one place to another, covering countries and continents, the concept of national allegiances are in question.
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Hugh McIlvanney – A Tribute
Hugh McIlvanney, who died recently aged 84, was perhaps Britain’s greatest-ever sportswriter. Dave Bowler pays tribute to the great man.
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Gregg Berhalter Shows He’s In Charge
The match was a useful lens for seeing how quickly players would take to Gregg Berhalter and his revamped vision for the U.S. team.
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Marcelo Bielsa For Prime Minister
If only the British Prime Minister had the same attention to detail and devotion to preparation that Marcelo Bielsa brings to his job.
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The Mauricio Pochettino Story
Mauricio Pochettino talks about his life growing up on the farm in Argentina before becoming a top world class football manager.
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Racism In Football Persists
Following another weekend where racism in football raised its odious head, Collymore noted that Britain has regressed to the way it was in the 1970s.
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