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‘The Brighton Game’ – A heady night of high drama and subversion
On paper it was a shock result between two mid-table sides, but as Max Mathews points out, Brighton versus Crystal Palace was much more than that.
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Max Meyer – The man who terrified Real Madrid being failed by Crystal Palace
Max Mathews ponders Max Meyers situation at Crystal Palace as a player who promised so much has delivered very little since joining.
How Jordan Ayew shocked the Premier League
Max Matthews rewinds to one of the best goals of the Premier League season, Jordan Ayew’s stunning solo effort against West Ham.
Roy Hodgson has more questions than answers on the eve of Euro 2016
Roy Hodgson still has some big decisions to make with his England team selection as we edge closer to the European Championships.
The fact and fiction surrounding the rise of Jack Butland
Dave Wood looks at the major talking points surrounding the rise of Jack Butland as one of the Premier League’s top goalkeepers.
If you love England, hate the international break
International breaks in football are becoming stagnant, failing by its own standards and must be changed, writes Thomas Wyer.
Is Harry Kane the real deal?
Fran Stinchcombe discusses the successful breakthrough year of Harry Kane, the comparisons to Alan Shearer and whether Kane can do the same this season.
Resting Sterling shows there is some common ground
Paul Little discusses Roy Hodgson’s decision to give Raheem Sterling a reprieve for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Estonia.
Why don’t people care about England?
Why the most pressing issue for the English national team at the moment might not be their lack of ability, but the lack of interest.
Wayne Rooney should NOT be England captain
Ashley Wilkinson discusses the reasons why Wayne Rooney is not a suitable candidate for the England captaincy.