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/ 10 years agoWORDS OF WISDOM?
NEIL COTTON looks at the age-old tradition of managers’ notes and explains why they’ve got something valuable to offer, especially when...
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/ 10 years agoHEAD IN THE SAND
GARY TEDDER fears nothing will change at football’s governing body FIFA if, as widely expected, Sepp Blatter is re-elected as president...
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/ 10 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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/ 10 years agoHOPPING TO A HAT-TRICK
JOSHUA PECK talks to a fan aiming to ‘do a Geoff Hurst’ at Wembley Jubilant North Ferriby celebrate winning the FA...
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/ 10 years agoIN OZIL’S DEFENCE
The most expensive Gunner has come under intense criticism in recent months. LIAM NEWMAN explains why the majority of the flak...
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/ 10 years agoWAG CORNER
MATTHEW JAMES casts his seasoned eye over the form POOR Manchester. Alright it rains a bit and there are some dodgy...
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/ 10 years agoTHE MAN WITH THE MIC
IAN TOWNSEND wishes that matchday announcers would cut down on their inane chatter Clean your ears out, Robbie! “Only light a...
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/ 10 years agoSCUDA-MORE
KEITH MENARY suggests we need to do everything we can to hang on to Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore –...
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/ 10 years agoPHIL NEVILLE BRUTAL CRITICS HELPED ME
JAMES BURCH reports on how the ex-Manchester United, Everton and England star is relishing his new career... Plenty to shout about:...
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/ 10 years agoWhat’s happened to Liverpool?
Where it went wrong for Liverpool against Manchester United Matches between Liverpool and Manchester United always carry a little bit of...
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/ 11 years agoStats: Messi and Ronaldo write themselves into record books – but are they as good as Di Stefano?
Chris Dunlavy on why a time machine is required to decide who's the greatest of all time
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/ 11 years agoTHE BRIT PACK
LAURENCE TAYLOR looks at how Arsenal have shifted the ir focus to ho me shores A trophy for Arsenal – at...
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/ 11 years agoELJERO ELIA FROM BAD BOY TO SAINT?
DAVE BODYMORE looks at the career of the controversial Dutchman on loan at Southampton AFTER a semi-promising start to his Southampton...
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/ 11 years agoTHE GREEN TEAM
MIKE FENTON takes an in-depth look at Forest Green Rovers – the village team making a name on and off the...
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/ 11 years agoFIFA AND QATAR MAKE ME SICK
CHRIS DUNLAVY argues that football’s world governing body shouldn’t be allowed to get away with hosting the 2022 World Cup in...
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/ 11 years agoSCOTTISH FOOTBALL THE FUTURE?
ANDREW LAWLER believes Rangers’ problems have put the country’s football plight into greater perspective UNTIL three years ago the football scene...
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/ 11 years agoCHARTON APATHETIC? A YEAR ON
ROSS KEAN reflects on the first year of the Roland Duchatelet era at the Addicks – and comes up with a...
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/ 11 years agoTHE MAGIC OF THE FA CUP
DAVID HENNINGHAM on the bewitching charm of our nation’s favourite club competition – and why the Rag and Bone Men so...
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/ 11 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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/ 11 years agoDETERMINED DYCHE POWERS PAST PEARCE
KEITH MENARY on how one unheralded ex-Forest defender has overtaken a more illustrious contemporary Lots to shout about – Sean Dyche...
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/ 11 years agoWAG CORNER
MATTHEW JAMES casts his seasoned eye over the form WHEN Bacary Sagna climbed off Manchester City’s bench against Barcelona, living rooms...
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/ 11 years agoPUNK FOOTBALL
JIM KEOGHAN says it’s time for more fans to call the tune at their favourite clubs Could they be any happier?...
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/ 11 years agoKANE AND THE MOST DEFINITELY ABLE
DAN HOLMES on how Tottenham striker Harry Kane seems like a throwback to the past – but has a very bright...
