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/ 12 years agoOne Direction Star Louis Tomlinson Makes Doncaster Debut
IF you ask many Doncaster Rovers fans which direction they want to be going in, it’d be up the Championship and...
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/ 12 years agoLeicester City Expected To Make Premier League Return
LEICESTER CITY are sitting pretty at the top of the Championship and but for an almighty collapse, the Foxes should make...
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/ 12 years agoGrimsby Town Tipped To Blunt Improving Darts
GRIMSBY TOWN travel down to Kent to take on Dartford tomorrow night in the Skrill Premier and are favourites to win...
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/ 12 years agoCharlton Apathetic
By Ross Michael Keen JANUARY is a time for change and that is especially true for Charlton Athletic fans. For Charlton...
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/ 12 years agoIssue 19 is on sale NOW!
Issue 19 of Late Tackle is in your shops now! You’ll be able to find us in over 400 WHSmith and...
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/ 12 years agoCHEEKY PENALTIES THE PANENKA, THE AWANA AND OTHERS
GILES METCALFE looks at how one man changed spot kicks for ever Totti scores at Euro 2000 NOT everyone has heard...
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/ 12 years agoSCOTS ON THE SLIDE
Numbers game is looking grim over the border ... Continue reading... Access all our premium content for less than 50p per...
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/ 12 years agoENGLAND’S STRIKING DILEMMA
CHRIS DUNLAVYconsiders who Roy Hodgson could consider to replace the injured Theo Walcott ANOTHER World Cup, another chance to kick Theo...
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/ 12 years agoTHE OTHER BLACKPOOL ANOTHER TANGERINE DREAM TEAM
ALAN JOHNSON looks at how Sir Stanley Matthews and his famous 1953 FA Cup final influenced football affairs as far away...
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/ 12 years agoGOLD AND SULLY THE BLOODY KARREN BRADY SKETCH
NIGEL KAHN casts West Ham bosses David Gold and David Sullivan in the role of Pete and Dud...and lets his imagination...
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/ 12 years agoCHARLTON APATHETIC
ROSS MICHAEL KEEN is convinced nothing will change at The Valley despite the takeover ... Continue reading... Access all our premium...
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/ 12 years agoTHE DAY MOSSLEY WENT TO WEMBLEY
STUART HOWARD-COFIELD remembers when the non-league pride of the north took over the famous old Twin Towers for the FA Trophy...
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/ 12 years agoWELCOME TO LATE TACKLE
We’re always on the look out for contributions for future issues of Late Tackle. If you fancy writing for the magazine...
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/ 12 years agoTHE DECLINE OF SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
SERGIO BURNS studies the facts and figures – and they make grim reading north of the border Last year, the Scottish...
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/ 12 years agoLEFT WINGERS WHO MADE THEIR MARK
GILES METCALFE looks at some of the more famous Socialists who graced world football Following Late Tackle’s feature on right-wing footballers...
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/ 12 years agoFERNANDINHO ON THE ROAD TO RIO
SAM ROBERTSON makes a case for Manchester City’s midfielder to be included in the Brazilian World Cup squad Fernandinho scores for...
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/ 12 years agoDUNCAN JUPP
CULT HEROES SOUTHEND UNITED LIAM NEWMAN remembers the day defender Duncan ended his nine-year goal drought Often in football, especially at...
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/ 12 years agoPLUCKY BONAIRE AIMING HIGH
NATHAN CARR looks at one of the newest nations to be admitted to the international fold For an island with just...
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/ 12 years agoWAG CORNER
MATTHEW JAMES casts his seasoned eye over the form SAY what you like about Cristiano Ronaldo, the tears streaming down his...
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/ 12 years agoANELKA’S SHAME BREWS A POLITICAL STORM IN FRANCE
French writer KEVIN QUIGAGNE looks at the shocking significance of Anelka’s goal celebration No-one in Britain paid much attention to Nicolas...
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/ 12 years agoGLENN HODDLE
HOW ENGLAND HAVE WASTED A MANAGERIAL GENIUS KEITH MENARY laments the the Spurs maestro residing in a TV studio rather than...
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/ 12 years agoDOWN BUT NOT OUT
From second tier to non-league strugglers – CHRIS EVANS explains how Stockport County’s record-breaking demise could happen to your club too...
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/ 12 years agoWhen In Rome… Bastos’ Debut Blunder
WHEN in Rome, do as the Romans do, they say. However, Michel Bastos may have taken that a bit far and...


