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Jun 21, 2011
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Join the party at: http://footballspeak.com Write for a global audience. Whether you’re a professional football journalist looking to establ...
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Jan 5, 2011
We are shifting to a new home, please bear with us...
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This blog is moving to a permanent home... a new domain to create a bigger, better blog. WATCH THIS SPACE!!!
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Jan 4, 2011
Anderson to change Selecao's game
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By Mohamed Smaili Anderson is playing well again, started up in the last seven games for the Red Devils, leaders of the Premier League with ...
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Dec 17, 2010
Silly season is back as Chris Hughton becomes first Premier League casualty
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By Simon Glanville Newcastle United like surprises. First it was the return of ‘King’ Kevin Keegan. Then they plucked Joe Kinnear back from ...
Nov 25, 2010
The Special Case of Right or Wrong?
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By Simon Glanville José Mourinho has been labelled many things since bursting on the football management scene, but rarely has he been refe...
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Nov 19, 2010
Still not getting it right: Why Man City still have much to do before they win a trophy
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By James Phillips Following on from their last two matches, both goalless draws, it has struck me that Roberto Mancini is going about buildi...
Nov 18, 2010
Bright future at Villa Park
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By Simon Glanville Manchester United’s last-gasp comeback stole the headlines from their clash with Aston Villa at the weekend, but the perf...
Nov 12, 2010
Belgian football on the way up as exciting new talent emerges
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By Richard French Not generally considered as a powerhouse of world football, Belgium have largely had to look on with envy as their presti...
Nov 10, 2010
Why Newcastle should secure the future of Chris Hughton
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By Simon Glanville Newcastle United have long been associated with a gung-ho approach when it comes to managers. Since their entertaining p...
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Nov 8, 2010
England would prefer to win the World Cup rather than host it
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By Jake Harrison England’s hopes to host the 2018 World Cup took a turn for the worse recently as it was revealed that the media have “signi...
Nov 5, 2010
The FA bottled it over Redknapp
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By Jake Harrison Manchester United’s second goal on Saturday continues to cause great debate amongst football fans, pundits and even manager...
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Nov 1, 2010
Football: Just a game?
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By Richard French “Whoever invented football should be worshipped as a God” - Hugo Sanchez, former Mexican footballer It unites and divi...
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Oct 29, 2010
Bright future for the Three Lions despite current troubles
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By Simon Glanville Nominations for the FIFA Ballon d'Or were revealed this week and not one Englishman was named in the 23-strong party....
Toon Must Give Hughton a Chance
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By Marcus Cleaver Newcastle crashed out of the Carling Cup on Wednesday night to a young Arsenal side who seemed to dominate every blade of ...
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Oct 28, 2010
FIFA Ballon d'Or: Who is the Best Player of 2010
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By Gautam Sharma This is the first year of the FIFA Ballon d'Or, brought about by the happy marriage of the FIFA World Player of the Yea...
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A Tougher Stance is Needed...
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By Stephen Adams Violence and racism still blight football at the top level, it's time the governing bodies thought differently and acte...
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Oct 27, 2010
The Unheralded Genius of Andrei Arshavin
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By Gregor Vasconcelos 13 games. 5 goals. 6 assists. How can someone with those numbers be so criticized? That is the story of Andrei Arshav...
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Oct 26, 2010
The death of the “Professional Footballer”
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By Robert Ellis As an avid football follower from birth (according to my dad anyway) the life of modern day footballers fascinates me. The l...
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IFAB – Last Bastion of the Empire
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By Graham Burt Everyone has heard of FIFA. The international football governing body is difficult to ignore with its pomp and public procla...
Oct 25, 2010
Arsenal deserve more credit after coming of age against Manchester City
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By Richard French Arsenal went to big spending Man City yesterday and played them off the park, but today all the praise is going to Roberto...
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Oct 24, 2010
Fabregas an example to follow
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By Simon Glanville Newspaper headlines have been dominated this week by the surprising tug-of-war battle between Manchester United and Wayn...
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Video Technology simply isn’t feasible
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By Jake Harrison Association football has been a way of life since it took a formal bow in a London tavern in 1863. The debates, discussions...
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Oct 23, 2010
Bill Nicholson: Spurs through and through
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By Jake Harrison In 1961 Tottenham Hotspur “proved the doubters wrong” as they enjoyed a glorious campaign, claiming a league and cup Double...
Quest for First Team Football, Part Two: "Finishing School"
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By Daniel Soffa In a Five Part Series, Daniel Soffa deals with the struggles associated with some of the most talented young players & t...
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Oct 22, 2010
‘Tackling’ the problems of the beautful game.
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By Scott Rogers A lot of hue and cry over the last few weeks has been on poor or dirty tackling, and how can it be controlled. Many players...
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