Diego Maradona is an Argentina legend, a World Cup winner and now the coach of Argentina’s national team.
Tonight, Diego Maradona makes his bow as Argentina manager as his new charges take on Scotland at Hampden Park. This momentous occasion gives us a wonderful chance to tackle one of football’s greatest debates, to wit: Who is the greatest footballer...
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It is always good to see passion in sport but it’s becoming rarer among players, maybe due to the fact that you’re now not allowed to incite any kind of passion in your own or the opposition’s supporters, whether you’ve scored...
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Wednesday night sees the famous Argentina side arriving at Hampden Park for a ‘friendly’ (if either side could actually have such a thing) against Scotland.
I think I read somewhere that Argentina...
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Diego Maradona, Argentina legend and now national team manager, will visit Kolkata, India on December 6 2008.
Diego will inaugurate a soccer academy and participate in a charity dinner where some of his playing gear would be auctioned. Thousands...
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Yesterday in Argentina, Diego “El Pibe” Maradona was officially presented as the national team coach of the albicelestes.
He will be assisted by Dr....
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Written by Steve Amoia. 17 comments
Diego Maradona is going to be the next coach of the Argentinean national side, and personally, I am mighty kicked about it.
Can anything match the sight of...
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Comparisons can be a pain in the backside. My dad says that nobody was ever better than Tom Finney or Puskas, my older brother says George Best and Pele have no equals, I believe Maradona to be the best ever and my son says that Cristiano Ronaldo has...
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Argentinian great Diego Maradona has apologised to English fans for his infamous ‘Hand of God’ goal during the 1986 World Cup quarter-finals. In an interview to the The Sun newspaper, the football legend was quoted as saying:
Written by Sunit Kumar Thakurta. 6 comments
Edson Arantes do Nascimento (Pele as he would later be known around the world) was often rated as the best player in the world. Only he and fellow legend Diego Armando Maradona, have received the honours by FIFA with the awards of officially being...
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It’s that time of the year again. The time when a random (ok, let’s call it ‘well-respected’ if you prefer) football publication makes an “All Time Best” ranking that never fails to create controversy and offend...
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