All posts tagged "Premium"
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Features
/ 12 years agoTURN ON? OR TURN OFF
RICHARD FAULKNER casts an eye over the best and worst pundits to hit our screens and airwaves during the season Champions Gary...
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Features
/ 12 years agoWEEDING OUT THE FLOWERS MYTH
JIMMY PIERCE says one of the heroes of Blackburn’s title triumph is remembered for all the wrong reasons Flowers in a...
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Late Tackle
/ 12 years agoWRITE FOR 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 agoHOME FAVOURITE ALWAYS WINS
SO SAY THE LMA PAUL CANTWELL finds it strange that so many domestic managers walk away with League Managers’ Association gongs...
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/ 12 years agoIT’S GOOD TO TALK
Andy Ollerenshaw says it’s high time clubs spoke to fans a bit more IN March it was announced that West Ham...
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Late Tackle
/ 12 years agoLITERATURE
KEITH MENARY is also looking to a summer read (and he’s got some recommendations, too). And here’s why. While Twitter, Instagram...
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Features
/ 12 years agoYOU GOT CLEARANCE CLARENCE
IAIN PEARCE watches on as Clarence Seedorf adapts to life in Brazil WHEN Clarence Seedorf made his unexpected move from AC...
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/ 12 years agoYES, FERGIE WAS GREAT, BUT…
CHRIS DUNLAVY looks at the true legacy of Britain’s most outstanding football manager HOW good was Alex Ferguson? On these shores,...
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/ 12 years agoIDIOTS ABROAD?
As Tottenham Hotspur’s Gareth Bale perhaps contemplates a mega-bucks fate of some of his fellow move to Real Madrid, the Wales winger...
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/ 13 years agoGARETH ROBERTS RANTS
Why is everyone smartin, over Martin? GARETH ROBERTS takes a closer look at the sacking of O’Neill EVERYONE was quick...
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Features
/ 13 years agoCUT IN WAGES WOULD BE JUST THE TICKET
Players’ salaries have driven up prices in football and TONY BARRETT says it’s time footballers considered supporters’ plight SOMEWHERE this weekend,...
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Features
/ 13 years agoMOACYR BARBOSA
A MISTAKE THAT SHOCKED A NATION SAM HUGHES looks back on the vitriol poured on Brazil’s goalkeeper for the ‘error’ that...
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Late Tackle
/ 13 years agoThe Second Coming of Third THIRD LANARK
MARK GODFREY recalls a long-forgotten football club – and looks at plans for it to rise again Third Lanark vs Hearts...
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Features
/ 13 years agoGARY LINEKER HE’S MORE THAN CHIPS AND QUIPS
ADAM MICHIE says the Match of the Day host deserves to be remembered for more than advertising crisps IN OCTOBER 1991...
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/ 13 years agoEURO DRAW IS JUST A EURO BORE
CHRIS DUNLAVY explains how UEFA can put some excitement back into their Champions League THE soaring strings, the crystalline voices, the...
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Late Tackle
/ 13 years agoGOALDEN BROWN
PATRICK NORRIE says the former PM had a vision for club ownership that would have benefited the game HE 2010 General...
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Features
/ 13 years agoSICK OF THE SPIN
KEITH MENARY says the incessant turning of the managerial merry-go-round is another turn off about the modern game THIS season has been...
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Features
/ 13 years agoFOOTBALL ON FILM
RAMON BENITEZ looks at how the beautiful game has been depicted on the big screen – with varying degrees of success...
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Retro
/ 13 years agoMEETING THE REAL LUTHER BLISSE TT
STEPHEN ROBERTS recalls the time he came face to face with one of his heroes – and the odd inspiration for...
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Late Tackle
/ 13 years agoWRITE FOR 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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Features
/ 13 years agoSPOTLAND THE FORWARDS FACTORY
JOHNNY GREANEY on why Rochdale has been a breeding ground for goal-getters SPOTLAND Stadium, Rochdale, has always been a little short...
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/ 13 years agoFEAR OF THE PROMISED
ASHLEY GREBB is not entirely sure he wants his team to win promotion to the Premier League... OUTSIDE, the icy gusts...
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Retro
/ 13 years agoBOUNDARY SPARKS
Oldham's cup exploits this season have brought back the 1989-90 campaign and an unlikely trip from Pennine Way to Wembley Way....
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Features
/ 13 years agoJOHNNY B BAD
The words might change, but the chant stays the same. JAMES DUTTON bemoans the terrace chant that just won’t go away...
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Features
/ 13 years agoTHE ROAD TO WIGAN CHEER
LUKE CONSTABLE says Roberto Martinez has accepted where Wigan are as a club – and so should you because they’re the...
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Late Tackle
/ 13 years agoThe Cape Crusaders
The performances of Cape Verde in the Africa Cup of Nations raised a few eyebrows, including those of DAN RAWLEY THE...
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Features
/ 13 years agoTHE MICKEY MOUSE CUPS
NEIL COTTON examines the knock-out competitions that football discarded Jaap Stam and Romario clash in the Intercontinental Cup in 1999 Wise...
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Features
/ 13 years agoBLUE MOON I SAW YOU STANDING ALONE
GARETH ROBERTS suggests the behaviour of Roberto Mancini shows all is not well on the blue side of Manchester THERE’S something...
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Late Tackle
/ 13 years agoENGLAND C GET RESOUNDING A FOR ACHIEVMENT
STUART HAMMONDS looks back over a decade of excellence for Paul Fairclough and his Non-League international team WHEN Stuart Pearce was...
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Late Tackle
/ 13 years agoDO YOU LIKE THE BOOKS WOT I WROTE?
CHRIS DUNLAVY delves into the phenomenon of sporstmen trying their luck as authors CLEARLY, Frank Lampard had to mine the depths...
Book Reviews
Book review: Home Park Heaven, by Radu Herklots
Book Reviews
Book review: Shit Ground No Fans, by Jack Bremner
