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The Monday Miscellany

Written on 19 Jan, 2009 at 13:33 in Global, Monday Miscellany | viewed 459 views times | Comments

Mike Martin on the future of the World Cup, the red herring of Chelsea's new zonal marking system and why he's far from convinced that Kaká's future lies at Manchester City.... (Continue reading)

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Road to South Africa: World Cup 2010 Qualifying Round-Up

Written on 11 Sep, 2008 at 16:08 in England, Global, World Cup 2010 | viewed 992 views times | Comments
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A review of the 2010 World Cup qualifiers across Europe over the last five days as France toil, England impress and Italy struggle, while there is good news for the continental minnows.... (Continue reading)

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The Monday Miscellany

Written on 8 Sep, 2008 at 11:38 in England, Global, Manchester City, Monday Miscellany, South America, World Cup 2010 | viewed 554 views times | Comments
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Mike Martin on England's improvement, Brazil and Argentina's plights in South American qualifying, Manchester City's top four belief, the bumbling coach of the France national side, Raymond Domenech, and how Spain might have supported Andy Murray over local hero Nadal.... (Continue reading)

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Magical Brückner works his miracles again with the perennial losers from Austria

Written on 6 Sep, 2008 at 23:00 in Global, World Cup 2010 | viewed 456 views times | Comments

Karel Brückner has taken the failing Austrian national side to task - with stunning results. Matthew Day writes in praise of the former Czech Republic coach as Austria toasts a stunning victory over France.... (Continue reading)

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Euro 2008: The Review

Written on 16 Jul, 2008 at 19:39 in Euro 2008 | viewed 1,073 views times | Comments
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Tim Wigmore offers a final reflection on an epic three weeks in Austria and Switzerland as Spain emerged as champions, Turkey stole the hearts of all and Russia proved their weight.... (Continue reading)

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Euro 2008 Round 1 – What We’ve Learned So Far

Written on 11 Jun, 2008 at 12:32 in Euro 2008 | viewed 504 views times | Comments

Every team has now played one match at the 2008 UEFA European Championships but what can we deduce from the opening eight games?... (Continue reading)

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Croats Stumble To Victory As Germans Throw Down The Gauntlet

Written on 9 Jun, 2008 at 0:40 in Euro 2008, Tottenham | viewed 448 views times | Comments

It has been a somewhat predictable and unsurprising opening two days to the European Championships in Austria and Switzerland, with all four of the favourites for their games picking up maximum points. In fact, the 'underdogs' haven't even scored a... (Continue reading)

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Austria 0-1 Croatia: Two hosts find spirit alone is not enough

Written on 8 Jun, 2008 at 21:16 in Euro 2008 | viewed 664 views times | Comments

Like the Czech Republic, Croatia laboured to a one-goal victory when it ought to have been far easier over co-hosts Austria. Tottenham's Luca Modric scored from the penalty spot to hand a key victory to Bilic's side.... (Continue reading)

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