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Plastic Amigo – An Irishman’s look at Mexico at the World Cup
Niall Noonan focuses on Mexico’s football team and their chances at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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The Chivas USA Project
Ahead of Major League Soccer’s big kick off this weekend, James Kilpatrick looks at Chivas USA’s integration into the competition.
Danny Welbeck proving his worth
Ciaran Kelly believes that Danny Welbeck has now established himself as a vital cog in the Manchester United machine.
André Villas-Boas’ Appointment: Déjà Vu or Dawning of a New Era?
With André Villas-Boas rumoured to be on the verge of taking over at Chelsea, Ciaran Kelly looks at whether the young manager can establish his own identity or will forever be labelled the ‘New Mourinho’.
Chicharito – The Revelation to United’s Season
As Manchester United claim their 19th league title, Dylan O’Neill looks at one of the main men who orchestrated the triumph.
Champions League – United face stiff Schalke challenge
Ger McCarthy of Back Page Football and Hold the Back Page fame preview this week’s Champions League clash between Schalke and Man Utd.
Champions League: Sorry Chelsea no match for clinical United
BackPageFootball’s Ger McCarthy analyses where it all went wrong for Chelsea following Manchester United’s 3-1 quarter final second leg victory in the Champions League at Old Trafford on Tuesday evening.
Quarter Final line-up completed in the Champions League
Manchester United, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid qualified for quarter finals of the 2011 Champions League following an exciting week’s action which saw the Round of 16 completed.
Derby draws: the weekend’s betting tips
This weekend promises to be a thrilling one for the neutral and what better way to add a little excitement to it than having a cheeky flutter. With two derby matches on the cards it is only right to focus on these for the weekend’s tips. But I will also be sharing my picks for […]
Betting tips for the new season
It’s here already. The woes of England’s dismal World Cup are nothing but distant memories as the country gears up for the start of the Premier League season this weekend.