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August 14, 2009 by Tim Killeen
Juststill when we were all enjoying a summer free from the fickle world of football, like low budget reality television, it’s back –once again, in our faces, and sucking us all in. And, though there is something so fundamentally sickening about the modern game, like good...
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June 8, 2009 by Keith Griffin
Carlos Alberto, the Brazilian World Cup winner of 1970, has slammed Manchester United for apparently "raping" Brazilian football.
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Following reports that Manchester United have signed up and coming Brazilian star Dodo, 17, from Corinthians for a sum of £5.7 million,...
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May 25, 2009 by Jonathan Greenbank
The first FA Cup Final I can remember is the 1986 one. The day I started supporting Everton. Sometimes, I question that decision – at the final whistle that day, for example. Years later I bought a VHS recording of the game but never watched it, instead ‘lending’ it to...
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May 14, 2009 by Jonathan Greenbank
Given the news story that is currently on many people’s minds, especially when they blow their nose, look in their handkerchief and wonder, it is perhaps not a surprise that the following article should focus on a Central American country that is only known to many for its...
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April 28, 2009 by Jonathan Greenbank
- It’s not you, it’s me.
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- Come on! That’s what they always say!
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- I… I just need a break from you for a while. I need some space. It’s just something I’ve got to do.
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- But… don’t I make you smile? Fill your heart with joy?
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April 21, 2009 by Tim Killeen
What is it about the underdog I admire so much?
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When we started The English Football Post, Stoke City were an outside bet for the play-offs - in the Championship, and Everton had all but relinquished any hope of ever dislodging England's untouchable 'Big Four'.
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March 8, 2009 by Jordan Lister
After a dramatic point at Arsenal, two victories over Liverpool and an unbeaten start of five games, Spurs fans could be forgiven for entertaining notions of a top half finish as Harry Redknapp’s arrival galvanized the entire club and vanquished memories of its worst eve...
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