Posts Tagged ‘Euro 2008’

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How will the networks do this time?

Matthew Day on the BBC and ITV's battle for supremacy ahead of the World Cup in South Africa.... (Continue reading)

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Who On Earth Is… Arda Turan (Galatasaray)

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Arda Turan is one of the most promising youngsters on the continent and Liverpool and Juventus have both been linked with a move for the Turk.... (Continue reading)

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Villa demonstrates what Arsenal are missing and what Liverpool crave

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David Villa's stunning goal against England reiterated just what a fantastic player he is. With Liverpool linked, will they be able to convince the hitman to sign-up in the summer?... (Continue reading)

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The Monday Miscellany

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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Review of 2008: What We’ve Learned This Year

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Mike Martin runs down the best and worst of 2008, from the fantastic European Championships to the Champions League final, via a cattle pitch in Accra.... (Continue reading)

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International Football: The End of Year Report

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2008 has been a hectic year in international football, so how do the big teams’ report cards read as the New Year approaches?... (Continue reading)

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Euros expansion threatens to lower quality threshold

Matthew Day reflects on Uefa's decision to expand the Euros from 16 to 24 nations, the hopeless rebranding of the Uefa Cup and why Michel Platini is so keen to keep Poland and Ukraine as hosts of Euro 2012.... (Continue reading)

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

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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