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4.2KBest Football Books of the Year 2018
Popular American comedian and TV star Groucho Marx once famously said, “Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend....
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6.0KBosman Ruling, Brexit and the Impact on Football
There has been much talk recently as to the potential effects of Brexit on football. It is certainly possible that leaving the...
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1.7KPositive Influence: The chance for modern footballers to create change
Footballers have long been pigeonholed as self-serving and vacuous, with no real connection to the fans who flock to watch them every...
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2.8KRuben de la Red: A Legend’s career cut short
Everyone loves a good Legends game. Since the more formalised Masters Football tournaments ceased to take place in the UK in 2011,...
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2.2KUEFA Nations League D: Where the minnows of European football can dare to dream
The inaugural UEFA Nations League kicks off with a raft of high calibre clashes that ought to make the next few international...
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3.1KLionel Scaloni’s long journey to rebuild Argentina
It has become a customary thing for my friends and I to discuss about what could have been done each time Argentina’s...
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1.4KEngland 2018: Looking back and the road ahead
On 27th June, 2016, England had 72 minutes to score a goal against Iceland, the smallest team to have ever qualified for...
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13.8KHow Futsal is shaping modern day footballers
One of the more lasting stereotypes in world football relates to Brazilian players and how they come to develop the skills that...
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2.0KThe Mozart of Barcelona: A farewell to Andres Iniesta
“A remarkably small man, very thin and pale with a profusion of fine, fair hair of which he was rather vain. There...
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1.7KGracias Mascherano: Farewell to ‘El Jefecito’
8 years, 334 games, 17 trophies later, Javier Mascherano prepares to bid farewell to his beloved Camp Nou. A homage to Barcelona’s...
