Adrian Bevington, the Football Association’s director of communications is to leave his post after this summer’s World Cup, the FA announc…
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Villan Milner tipped to be the punters’ hero
TalkSport’s ALAN BRAZIL offers his insight on the likely winners in tomorrow’s first leg of the League Cup semi-final With the appalling w…
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World Cup: accreditation deadline Jan 31
By Keir Radnedge Suddenly, after those days, weeks and months when it all seemed a far-distant dream — not least for England fans — th…
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Stats book is a match for the World Cup
PETER WILSON pores through what could prove to be a vital book for those covering the 2010 World Cup There will be plenty of books leading up to the 2…
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South Africa 2010: But what about the poverty?
JOHN CROSS offers an alternative view of South Africa, host nation for football’s 2010 World Cup…
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PA Sport imposes picture blackout on Leeds
Press Association Sport has imposed a blackout on all photographic coverage of Leeds United in protest at an ongoing ban of agencies from the League 1…
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Real fans with real views of the People’s Game
Football writer DAVID HARRISON is impressed by two books written from the fans’ perspectives Football’s escalating costs may be necessary…
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Now Leeds bans Guardian over Bates questions
Leeds United has banned The Guardian from covering its matches, apparently a reprisal against the newspaper for probing the club’s ownership.…
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The ultimate history of football, in all its forms
Scholarly work charts the development of football. By ANTON RIPPON Like the wheel, football must have been invented in lots of different places. Just …
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Writers may have Wembley vote after Beckham farce
The derision poured on the decision to give the Man of the Match award to David Beckham for his cameo substitute’s appearance for England may ye…
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