By Keir Radnedge The new Premier League season begins with a journey into the unknown for the media. It is not a question of whether Manchester United…
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Football Nation that gives media a kicking
ANTON RIPPON kicks off the new Premiership football season with a review of a book that looks at how the game is woven into the fabric of our society …
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Web war in Norfolk, while League Paper re-launches
A footballing web war looks set to break out in East Anglia, as Archant Norfolk has scrapped its traditional Pink ‘Un Saturday edition to concen…
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Tanner beats 140 to land Leicester Mercury job
Rob Tanner has been hired by the Leicester Mercury as its chief Leicester City reporter.…
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Football magazine that was right on target
PHILIP BARKER on the anniversary of the launch of a football publishing phenomenon that gave us League Ladders, “You’re The Ref” and…
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Could Arsene Wenger forecast the weather?
Has Ancelotti flown a Sopwith Camel?
Football may be bigger than ever before but, says ANTON RIPPON, it no longer has the some of the characters among its managers who used to add colour …
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Sir Bobby Robson: a knight badly maligned
NORMAN GILLER takes Fleet Street to task as he remembers his old friend Sir Bobby Robson, the former England, Ipswich and Newcastle manager As the pla…
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3nil up – and running with football on the web
An aggregator website, www.3nil.co.uk, has been launched to bring together links to each day’s best football-based content on the web.…
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Portsmouth lift ban against local newspaper
A change of ownership at Portsmouth has seen the Premier League club lift a five-month ban on its local newspaper, The News, just in time for the new …
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Hardy old Annual kicks off new season
The latest edition of The Nationwide Football Annual, the world’s longest-running football annual, nicknamed “soccer’s pocket encycl…
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