Twenty years ago Ian Ridley collaborated with former England and Arsenal captain Tony Adams to produce Addicted. It broke the mould for traditional gh…
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Clogger or genius? Bremner splits the vote
By ERIC BROWN How on earth do you describe the mini bundle of non-stop energy and aggression that was Billy Bremner? Firebrand or fighter? Clogge…
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A glory glory goodbye to White Hart Lane
Farewell White Hart Lane. PHILIP BARKER was eight the first time he stood on the terraces at Tottenham’s iconic stadium and he says tha…
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Fifty extra-special shades of Brian Clough
Brian Clough’s career as player and manager is recalled in detail in a book reviewed by ERIC BROWN. October 22, 1960, didn’t have muc…
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Why Preston will always be a top club to some
VIEW FROM THE PRESS BOX: The ebb and flow of football fortunes mean that Preston North End will always be a big club to those of a certain age while C…
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Moyes out of step with the 21st century
LOUISE TAYLOR, the Guardian’s north-east football writer, has penned her personal take on the David Moyes sexism row in today’s edition of…
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Rostov puts out the red carpet for the Brit pack
By SIMON PEACH, Press Association Sport’s chief football writer Expectations were low and apprehension relatively high heading t…
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Happy 30th to Naylor of the Argus
Eighteen managers – and that’s just the permanent ones – four home grounds, and three divisions – with the Premier League looking like…
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The good, bad and ugly of foreign football ownership
Who was the Premier League club owner who confessed to having watched cricket and hockey but never football ? This and other questions about foreign c…
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SIX OF THE BEST: Specialist Sports Portfolio
In the second of our ‘six of the best’ series, we are delighted to showcase the work of the finalists shortlisted in the Specialist Sports…
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