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June 13, 2010 by Tim Killeen
So, England got off to a nervy start in South Africa (surprise, surprise), with question marks lingering over Capello’s team selection and style of football. Most telling, however, was England’s lack of composure in possession. Something which all the big favourites have...
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June 11, 2010 by Tim Killeen
Whilst we’re all well briefed on the mega-stars of Spain, England and the Netherlands, and seen as though seven is my favourite number, here are seven stars in the making to watch out for in South Africa. All seven are widely tipped for big things. With some notable stars ...
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May 19, 2010 by Tim Killeen
The 2010 World Cup makes it twenty years since I was self-diagnosed with football fever. An innate curiosity heightened only by my father’s halcyon tales of Pelé, Eusebio and, of course, our very own Geoff Hurst: whose unique contribution crowned England’s finest ever m...
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April 28, 2010 by Tim Killeen
I’ll begin by apologizing for my lack of blogging over the past six months and sincerely promise a more productive summer. Last September, seeking some deeper sense of fulfilment, I embarked on a surprise return to university as a mature student in the land of saints and s...
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January 8, 2010 by Tim Killeen
As Christmas for many meant hangovers, left-over turkey and the obligatory tweaking of fantasy football (ff) teams, over-indulgence must now resonate. Early 2010, a time synonymous with resolutions, however, has so far been hijacked by the worst winter snap in decad...
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December 4, 2009 by Tim Killeen
With the 2010 World Cup draw just made, I thought there was no better time for some bold predictions. It was Pelé who once said - in that conceited manner of his - that an African nation would win the World Cup before Y2K. Then again he once infamously predicted Columbia wo...
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September 11, 2009 by Tim Killeen
Events have fortunately conspired since we last spoke, making the last fortnight as significant, as poignant, and as revealing as any that I care to remember.
Significant, because the powers that be have finally sought to be proactive in the fight against inequality; poig...
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