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Wolves misery set to reach an inglorious head
Alex Richards looks at Wolves who have had a rough season in the Championship.
Posts Tagged ‘Mick McCarthy’
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Big Mac has done a marvellous job
James Clancy praises Mick McCarthy who has been slowly but surely reversing the fortunes of Ipswich Town.
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Eventful post Ireland decade for Mick McCarthy
James Clancy looks back at what has been an eventful ten years for one of Irish football’s favourite sons.
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If ‘Arry met the FAI: A look at life after Trap
Ciaran Kelly ponders what comes next for the Republic of Ireland when Giovanni Trapattoni’s tenure comes to an end.
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Is either East-Lancashire side brave enough to appoint Coyle?
Joe Cawley looks at Owen Coyle, now without a job after being given the boot by Bolton Wanderers.
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Robbie Brady: A beacon of hope
In gloomy times for the Republic of Ireland, Ciaran Kelly looks at a youngster who may bring some brightness.
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Euro 2012 will serve as the Trapattoni era’s epitaph
Ahead of Ireland’s opening game tomorrow, Ciaran Kelly looks at the man in charge – Giovanni Trapattoni.
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A Right Royal Run: Three reasons for Reading’s remarkable rise
Anthony Kendrick heaps deserved praise on Reading FC who could make a return to the Premier League next season.
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The Republic of Ireland’s All-Time XI: 1924-2011
Ciaran Kelly picks his all time Republic of Ireland team.
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The Premier League Changes Its “Weakened Teams” Rule
Willie Gannon looks at a change to the rules regarding clubs fielding ‘under strength’ sides in the Premier League.
The Real Oviedo Story
Premier League Betting Tips
Hold the Back Page – Mancini exit completes Manchester shake up
El Balonazo’s Week 36 Preview – The King’s Cup, three weeks to go in La Liga
David Beckham: A tribute to an icon
McCarthy, Carroll play their way into Hodgson’s plans
Tippeligaen Weekly Round Up – Round 10
Is the Premier League funding ‘grassroots’ football enough?
Is Paul Scholes the Premier League’s best ever player?
I hate Sir Alex Ferguson
Manchester United, Sir Alex, and me
