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Adrian Clarke and Iain Spragg are in fine form on Episode 29 of the world famous Soccerlens Podcast.
There’s a host of juicy topics to get stuck into this week and the duo’s heated debate centres on Thierry...
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So the last international break of the noughties has been and gone, we know who will be lining up in South Africa next summer, and we know that Robin...
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Written by Neil Jones. 2 comments
In the wake of Ireland’s heartbreaking aggregate defeat to France, where Thierry Henry’s handballed assist for William Gallas to score an equaliser in extra time denied a team who had performed magnificently to haul themselves level, we pay tribute...
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Nine months, 456 matches, and controversy aplenty. And it all comes down to to one game, one high-octane head-to-head for the title.
The fourteenth season of Major League Soccer is nearing its end and, while Seattle Sounders have skewed an...
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Join celebrated football pundit, author, radio show host and DJ Andy Brassell every Monday on the Soccerlens Show.
England’s second-string lost to Brazil on Saturday in Doha, an event...
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19-year-old Norwegian starlet Jo Inge Berget is contracted to Udinese Calcio, but would rather be anywhere else than in Udine.
After a loan spell at his home club in Norway, the striker was expected by Norwegian media to get a call-up to the...
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Written by Andre Skyaasen. 7 comments
Although football today is a multi-billion dollar globalised industry which has spread its commercial influence to all corners of the planet, sometimes it pays to look back into the game’s annals and revisit the humble origins of what has now become...
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Written by Chris Mann. 2 comments
A cheat. An embarrassment. A disgrace.
All words used to describe Liverpool’s David N’Gog in the aftermath of last Monday’s game against Birmingham. Other media outlets demanded a 5 game ban. In a matter of seconds an unremarkable...
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Written by Tom Maginn. 3 comments
Firstly I would like to explain the title, whilst this is a little inflammatory I am not here to discuss the merits of the Mike Newell School of sexual equality within the beautiful game but rather the unresolved conflict between two great loves...
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Written by Kristian Downer. 6 comments
Do you love sport? Are you passionate about photography? Would you like to go to the 2010 FIFA World Cup, sponsored by Sony?
As sports fans get ready for the biggest football event of next year, the Sony World Photography Awards...
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