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The Frenchman of Dar as-sina’ah
Pavan Mano charts the fictional narrative of Dar as-sina’ah – a company that had it all, and then went on to lose it all; or, a metaphorical account of one football club’s tumble from the top.
Posts Tagged ‘Arsenal’
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Lightweight Arsenal prove a pale imitation
Alex Richards discusses Arsenal’s bizarre unwillingness to spend and their lightweight squad, a world away from the glory of ten years ago.
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The Brek Shea Enigma
James Kilpatrick looks at the Stoke City player who will be looking to break into their first team off the back of a strong Gold Cup with the USA.
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In Arsene they trust
Steven Roast discusses Arsenal and the continues faith in the man at the helm.
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Now or never for Arsenal
Pete Sharland believes that this is a big year for Arsenal as they bid to end their trophy drought.
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Looking ahead for Tottenham Hotspur
Pete Sharland discusses the White Hart Lane club who are getting set for their second season under Andre Villas-Boas.
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Five alternative targets for the top sides this summer
Josh Bland picks out a few names that may appeal to the big clubs over the summer.
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Three unlikely transfer targets Arsenal must pursue
Nikica Kolundzic picks three players who could improve the Gunners next season if they are willing to splash the cash.
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Premier League Betting Tips
It’s the last weekend of Premier League action and the Bet Adviser focuses on the race for the last Champions League spot.
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Ferguson retires where he should, perched at the top
Joe Cawley praises the legendary manager following his retirement announcement yesterday.
An open letter to the SFA and SPFL
Top 50 Players in the World 2013: Part 1 – 50-41
The Singaporean who set Groningen on fire
What’s wrong Mr. Moyes?
Allardyce banking on Carroll’s return
Six memorable England World Cup matches
Brazil 2014: How the draw unfolded
Barry for Brazil?
Walker: “Supporters were fantastic” as Brackley Town’s FA Cup run continues
Hold the Back Page – Are United and Moyes “in crisis”?
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