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Oct
15
2009

Podcast: The Heskey myth, the Atlantic League and Fergie vs the Referees

Take a listen to Episode 24 of the world famous Soccerlens Podcast with ex-footballer Adrian Clarke and sports journalist Iain Spragg for half an hour of fascinating football discussion.

This week’s chipper chat centres around Sir Alex Ferguson’s...

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Oct
15
2009

2010 World Cup Qualification Finale – Can Nigeria, Cameroon, Egypt, Russia and France make it to South Africa?

I may be making a wild statement here, but hear me out.  I really in my heart believe that this time next year Argentina will still be basking in the glory of a third world cup triumph!

Sometimes I make myself laugh, but I think they will...

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Oct
15
2009

England & the 2010 World Cup

1966 was a great year, or so I’m told by those of an age able to remember it.

It has been a long time since England lifted the highest honour in International football, too long in fact, and many have been brave enough to predict South Africa...

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Oct
13
2009

Argentina beat Uruguay to qualify for 2010 World Cup

Uruguay 0-1 Argentina
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Centenario, Montevideo, Uruguay
Kickoff: 23:00 BST

Argentina beat Uruguay in their final World Cup qualification game to send them through...

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Oct
12
2009

How my girlfriend fell in love with football

I’m writing this post in order to bring some hope to you men (mostly), whose partners for life give them a hard time over their fascination with the beautiful game. I’ll start at the end:

In May 2009, a business trip “forced”...

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Oct
12
2009

Welcome to the future of football

Rio Ferdinand is perhaps one of the more unlikely of digital ambassadors. Before yesterday’s online-only broadcast of Ukraine v England, the defender offered his opinion on the unique...

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Oct
10
2009

Soccerlens Podcast: Internet-only Football, the World Cup Seedings Stich-Up and Dodgy Club Ownership

Hello and welcome to episode 23 of the world famous Soccerlens Podcast....

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Oct
9
2009

Can Braga prove ‘the Special Two’ wrong?

Last season Sporting Club de Braga’s manager Jorge Jesus stated that the only way they would ever win the league would be on a Playstation. They had just been beaten by Benfica in Estadio da Luz 1-0 to an offside goal and had been denied two...

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Oct
6
2009

Record-Breaking Iker Muniain is the latest star off the Athletic Bilbao production line

Athletic Bilbao have enjoyed a notable start to the season, sitting in eighth place in La Liga following the weekend’s 2-2 draw away at Real Valladolid, as Joaquin Caparros has led the team to one of their brighter La Liga starts in recent years.

Caparros,...

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Oct
5
2009

Portsmouth is in shambles – time to overhaul the Premier League rules governing club ownership?

Update: Ali Al Faraj has completed his takeover of Portsmouth, acquiring a 90% stake in the club. Sulaiman Al Fahim retains a 10% share.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

After Sulaiman...

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