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Category Archives: Editorial
The Inside Track to the Outsiders
The build up to the World Cup in South Africa has seen the usual suspects being tipped for glory. The same old names such as Brazil, Spain, Italy and even England are all amongst the bookies favourites. But what about … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, Austria, Bookies, Brazil, Dejan Stankovic, Didier Drogba, Diego Forlan, Drogba, England, England Manager, France, Germany, Ghana, Goran Eriksson, Group Stage, Inter Milan, Ivorian President, Ivory Coast, Kolarov, krasic, League Goals, Luis Suarez, Main Man, Milos Krasic, Nemanja Vidic, North Korea, Pantelic, Physical Style, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Strike Force, sven, Uruguay, Vidic, worldcup
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Zola Sacked – Harsh, or fair?
West Ham sack Zola – Italian leaves Upton Park Well who can say that they weren’t expecting this to happen? After endless speculation about Zola’s future following the conclusion of The Hammers league campaign, David Sullivan and David Gold have … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged Blackburn, Coaching Team, Croatian National Team, David Gold, David Sullivan, Decent Job, Endless Speculation, Financial Position, Hammers, League Campaign, Manchester City, Mark Hughes, No Doubt, Perilous State, Pompey, Right Choice, Right Decision, Slaven Bilic, Upton Park, West Ham
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History of the FIFA World Cup Finals
The Fifa Football World Cup is perhaps the biggest sporting event on the planet, and it has been for many years – yet it’s earliest tournaments were a little more modest then the sporting extravaganzas that we recognise today. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Bobby Charlton, Bobby Moore, Extra Time, Fifa Football, Fifa World Cup, Fifa World Cup Finals, Football World Cup, Hirst, Inaugural Winners, Jules Rimet Trophy, Knockout Stages, National Football Team, Partybets, Penalty Shootout, Remarkable Achievement, South Africa 2010, World Cup 2006, World Cup 2010, World Cup Finals, World War 2
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Transfer Window Round-up
Transfer Window… It’s the 31 day period when seasons are often defined by the influx of new unfamiliar faces that don’t deliver, or the freebie veteran who inspires you to safety. Some teams it appears have spent wisely, others have … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial, English Premiership, Main Content, Transfer News
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Big Two Falter As Villa Make Their Move
What an unpredictable day it was in the Premier League yesterday. Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham all slipped up in apparent ‘home bankers’. Spurs were toppled by my team Wolves, while United lost to Aston Villa and Chelsea were held to a … Continue reading
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Tagged Aston Villa, Blackburn, Carbon Copy, Champions League Football, Chests, Drubbing, Everton, Fa Cup, Goal Glut, Manchester City, Manchester United, Martin O Neill, Old Trafford, Right Time, Ruthless Attack, Scruff Of The Neck, Spurs, Stamford Bridge, West Ham, Wigan
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