Posts Tagged ‘World Cup 2010’

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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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The Monday Miscellany

The World Cup draw is coming and we can hardly stand the excitement. No, really. Also, Arsène Wenger talks balls and why Liverpool and Everton should be ringing the same plumber's number in about 2013.... (Continue reading)

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Case for English defence

After earlier picking my forward line-up for England’s trip to South Africa 2010 and with the midfield being a little trickier, I will first go over the choices we have at the back. There is room for three goalkeepers. David James,... (Continue reading)

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Henry hands lucky Domenech a late reprieve

Jonathan O'Shea considers Ireland's misfortune, France's future and, of course, Henry's folly.... (Continue reading)

The Monday Miscellany – World Cup Special

European and African play-offs remain in the balance while Cameroon and Nigeria make a long-awaited return to the world's biggest tournament. Also, whatever happened to Leo Bertos? (He once played for Scarborough).... (Continue reading)

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The Monday Miscellany

Mike Martin on England's World Cup chances and the bravery of Stockport County's Carl Baker.... (Continue reading)

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Argentina on the brink

Argentina look like missing out even on a World Cup play-off place thanks to Maradona's ineffective leadership and whimsical team selection.... (Continue reading)

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A World Apart in Three Years

Ian Trinder on the Republic of Ireland's remarkable change of fortunes.... (Continue reading)

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