Tuesday, November 26, 2024

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Vitesse Aim For Title With Loan Connections

 

The GelreDomeHave you looked at the Eredivisie league table so far this season? If not then you may be a little surprised by the team that sit at the top. Title winners from recent years fill up the top five; FC Twente, Ajax and AZ Alkmaar are all jostling for position. But ahead of all of these teams are Vitesse, a club that has never won the Eredivisie and who herald from the city of Arnhem in the East of the Netherlands.

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Oi! That’s the Referee You’re Talking About!

 

Phil Dowd shrugThe world of football management is one full of potential pitfalls and stumbling blocks. It appears to be a world that pushes it’s incumbent to the very limit with numerous challenges that test a person’s ability to deal with all sorts of, often contradictory, problems. Of all of the paradoxes that a manager deals with the one that seems most prevalent at the moment is the post-match interview. Especially when broached on the subject of the referee.

 

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So Far So Good for the Premier League

Premier League Logo (via Logopedia)It’s been said many times already that this could be the most competitive season in the history of the Premier League. No longer are gamblers having to choose between two teams when deciding which title winning hopeful deserves their bet. No, this season is different. Six (or maybe even more) teams can boast genuine ambitions of winning the league, whether they want to admit it or not. 

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David Beckham, Football Club Owner?

 

Suited David BeckhamDavid Beckham must be getting to the point where he is running out of avenues to explore. People the world over are already more than familiar with Beckham the model, the fragrance, the underwear range, the charity worker and the advertising juggernaut. Have I left anything out? Oh yeah, David Beckham the footballer.

 

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Premier League Not Always Best For England

 

Fraser ForsterBack in the 1980s, the revolution at Rangers that saw Graeme Souness and co shake Scottish football to its core led to a number of England internationals plying their trade north of the border.

 

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