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For good or for bad, Henry was unforgettable
Thierry Henry has retired. For many admirers, his jaw-dropping deception in Paris leaves a smudge on an otherwise stellar legacy.
Posts Tagged ‘france’
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Florian Thauvin’s pursuit of excellence
Florian Thauvin is one of the many positives from Marseille’s start to the Ligue 1 season, and he can only get better.
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Five things we learned this week in Ligue 1
Brendán MacFarlane brings us five things learned from the past week’s action in Ligue 1.
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Women’s World Cup – the European qualification story
Matt Carter assess the developments in Europe since the Women’s World Cup qualification journey began back in September.
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Ligue 1: Five things we learned in Week 1
The opening week in Ligue 1 threw up some interesting stories, here’s Brendán MacFarlane with the round up.
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World Cup Legends: France and Manuel Amoros
France have been one of the best sides at the World Cup so far and Alan Robins looks at some of their legends.
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Times they are a-changin’
Darren Holland discusses the significant appointment of Helena Costa as Clermont Foot manager.
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Vive le garde noire!
Mark Godfrey recounts the tragic tale of Jean-Pierre Adams whose life was put on hold in 1982.
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Nicolas Anelka and the “Quenelle” gesture
Harvey Burgess discusses the decision to ban the French striker over his December actions.
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The 2016 Eurozzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Paul Cantwell discusses the format for the next European Championships in France.
How Russian football is suffocating talent in favour of money
Dixie Dean – The man who walked on water
Which EPL clubs need to strengthen and where?
Three things we learned this week in Ligue 1
Solving the income gap in US soccer
What to look out for in German football in 2015
Russian football in crisis – part 2
Equatorial Guinea and Congo ignite AFCON
Spoiler immunity within the beautiful game
A summary of Massimo Cellino’s reign at Leeds United
Russian football in crisis – part 1
