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Pellegrini’s loss of nerve
Paul Little discusses the mindset of the Manchester City manager with some massive games coming up.
The Author
Paul Little
Freelance football columnist with www.football365 and www.dangerhere.com, family and Renaissance Man. Dublin born, Wicklow resident.
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Who will be the next British managerial great?
Paul Little ponders the potential heirs to the throne vacated by Sir Alex Ferguson.
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Norwich City and the battle to avoid the drop
Paul Little discusses the Canaries’ prospects after their well earned point against Manchester City.
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Pulis and Poyet – More than one way to skin a cat
Paul Little looks at two managers who have turned around the fortunes of their respective teams.
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Reviving the FA Cup
Paul Little gives some suggestions for how to rekindle the magic of the cup.
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Villa find ways to exploit Liverpool’s weaknesses
Paul Little discusses the impressive performance put in by Paul Lambert’s side at Anfield.
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Big Sam’s stay of execution
Paul Little on culture clashes and results at Upton Park this season.
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Arsenal: Stick or twist in the transfer window?
Paul Little offers his recommendations for the league leaders with the transfer window now open.
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City’s away day weakness
Paul Little discusses a hurdle that must be overcome if Manchester City are to win the Premier League title.
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Gerrard absence gives a glimpse of Liverpool’s future
Paul Little discusses the make up of the Liverpool side with their captain inching ever closer to retirement.
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