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The South American big guns have departed, and Spain are now the new betting favourites to lift the 2010 World Cup. Yes, thankfully, gone are the ill fitting suits of Maradona and the awfully dressed Dunga. Presumably to face the fashion police on their respective returns home. In the absence of Brazil and Argentina, Spain […]
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I was surprised and disappointed to hear all the negative noises coming from Liverpool fans after the confirmation of Roy Hodgson as the clubs new manager on Thursday. I was also surprised to hear fans saying that they didn’t want a defensive negative brand of football coming to the club next season. Suggesting that Hodgson
Only eight teams are left in the competition, and Brazil are again the bookmaker’s favourites to win the 2010 World Cup. After a brief spell off the top of the market, the South American serial winners are back in charge of the betting again. Round of 16 is now complete The last two Round of
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Fabio Capello’s England team got thrashed by Germany in the World Cup, so what exactly went wrong for England? The inquest has well and truly started into England’s embarrassing capitulation against Germany yesterday. All day I’ve heard that Capello is to blame, or it’s the players fault, and even the FA have been blamed in
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Is Fabio Capello really a worse England manager than Sven Goran Eriksson? That is the question I’m trying to get my head around. Fabio Capello has led the charmed life, until now! The backlash towards Fabio Capello from the English press today wasn’t as forthcoming as I expected it might be. The sort of headlines
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With Rio Ferdinand set to miss the 2010 World Cup, we ask will England miss him? I don’t think so is the answer. For me Rio’s injury could be a blessing in disguise. At times when I watched the England game with Mexico, Rio looked as stiff as a board and like he was treading
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With Tuesday’s final squad announcement fast approaching I thought it was time I put my own 23 Man England Squad together for the 2010 World Cup. With far less responsibility on my shoulders than on Capello’s, expect mine to be a bit more attacking. My 23 Man England Squad for 2010 World Cup in South
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With the 2010 World Cup just over a month away, I analyse who I believe Fabio Capello will name in his England squad and look at some of the options available to him, this first post is about the defenders. Which Defenders Will Capello name in his England 2010 World Cup Squad? I think we
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I’ve finally come round to the conclusion that it is time for Fabio Capello to have a look at Bobby Zamora in the England team. In fact I would go further than that and say he deserves to go to the World Cup this summer. I’m not Emile Heskey’s biggest fan and I never have
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Typical Germans – more like typical Alex Ferguson, his after match rant was just what we have come to expect after his team don’t get things their own way. It was classic Ferguson, his usual art of detracting the blame from himself or his team after a defeat. I know hindsight is a great thing,
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