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Hold the BackPage – Mambo Italiano
Hold the BackPage made a succesful return to podland last week, and Tom, Ger and Neil are here to follow it up with even more football talk.
Archive for March, 2011
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Europe’s Big Three
Usman Ahmad looks at what he believes to be the three outstanding big guns of European football.
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Sex and the City (or Rovers, United, Town, etc)
In his first article for BPF, Blair Grant desrcibes with great analogy the feeling we all get when watching the beautiful game.
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Al Volo: No Longer A Country For Old Men?
As the international week draws to a close, Adam Digby looks at the state of the Azzurri and their policy on youth in his latest Al Volo column.
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Difficult times for the Republic of Ireland on and off the pitch
Back Page Football contributor Ger McCarthy worries about the dwindling attendances for recent Republic of Ireland internationals, reviews the Irish 2-1 win over Macedonia and looks ahead to Tuesday night’s friendly international with Uruguay.
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In Lille’s Defense
Harvey Burgess looks at the often forgotten backline of what is a very strong Lille side currently leading the way in Ligue 1.
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Scotland’s Own Footballing Genius
Ross Dunbar pays tribute to a Rangers and Scotland legend who passed away sadly around this time in 1995.
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Tactical Review: Gulf in class sees Brazil topple Scotland
Brazil and Scotland met at The Emirates Stadium in London today, and we’ve got a tactical review of the game.
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Airtricity League: Rovers Relinquish 100% Record
Robbie Deighan has all the details from the latest round of Airtricity League Premier Division games.
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Stand and Deliver
The debate around terracing at football matches has come up again this week, and Samuel Luckhurst has all the details on he push for change.
League of Ireland Preview: Bray Wanderers
League of Ireland Preview: Dundalk
League of Ireland Preview: UCD
The best and worst of MLS’ Jersey Week
Hold the Back Page – A busy week for Irish football
League of Ireland Preview: Derry City
Evening up the Europa League
League of Ireland Preview: Athlone Town
Alan Pardew – Part of the never-ending punchline
League of Ireland Preview: Shamrock Rovers
Focusing on Liverpool’s defence misses the point
