Posts Tagged ‘Sven-Goran Eriksson’

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Could Almunia be the start of an English expansion?

Should England use foreign players who have acquired English citizenship? Ricky Majer explores the controversial matter.... (Continue reading)

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Capello makes World Cup qualification look easy again

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Fabio Capello's reign began slowly but England have since shone in World Cup qualifying, a return to the days of Sven-Goran Eriksson when progressing into major tournaments was always a facile task.... (Continue reading)

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Walcott’s consummate evening offers England renewed hope

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Theo Walcott enjoyed the perfect evening as he tore apart the Croatian defence in England's impressive victory.... (Continue reading)

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Why none of us want to be the England manager anymore

Bobby Fletcher reflects on England's dour performance against the Czech Republic and the impossible job of Capello.... (Continue reading)

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Five… Finest Premier League Matches Of The Season

It has been a terrific year of Premier League football. A thrilling title race and a ferocious battle to avoid the drop kept onlookers fascinated until the final minutes of the campaign. And in the midst of all the excitement came... (Continue reading)

Where will it all end?

Despite some scintillating football, two English teams in the Champions League Final and the closest run-in to a league title in 40 years, many English football puritans have been left with a bad taste in their mouths this season. At... (Continue reading)

The Madness Of Manchester City

The dangers presented by foreign owners are becoming increasingly apparent. Liverpool’s American owners have caused a normally stable club to fall into disrepute and an uncertain future. Now Manchester City’s Thai owner has raised the stakes further by opting to rid... (Continue reading)

The big four’s stranglehold will loosen

In 10 years time the monopoly of English Football held recently by Man Utd, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool will be over. This will not happen overnight but gradually, season-by-season, other ‘big’ clubs will be challenging for domestic honours. Money continues... (Continue reading)

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