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World Cup Legends: Nigeria and Bright Omokaro
The focus turns to Nigeria for the latest instalment of Alan Robins’ World Cup legends series.
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World Cup Legends: Algeria and Lakhdar Belloumi
Algeria’s Lakhdar Belloumi is the latest legend to be featured in Alan Robins’ series.
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World Cup Legends: Costa Rica and Errol Daniels
‘Don Gol’ – Jorge Errol Daniels Hibbert, was born May 1944 in Guácimo in the Limón Province of Costa Rica. Educated at Saint Francis College he was noted for his footballing ability, until in 1962 at the age of 18 he signed for Liga Deportiva Alajuelense alongside his brother Floyd. Initially in The Manudos youth […]
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World Cup Legends: Uruguay and Juan Alberto Schiaffino
Juan Alberto Schiaffino Villano, commonly known as ‘Pepe’ was born on the 28th Jul 1925 in Montevideo. Growing up, Pepe would play football in the parks of Pocitos before joining the youth team of local neighbourhood team Palermo. Moves to Olympia and Nacional followed before at 18 years of age his brother – Raul – […]
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World Cup Legends: Iran and Mehdi Mahdavikia
Alan Robins turns his attention to Iran and a player who netted them for them at the World Cup in 1998.
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World Cup Legends: Italy and Armando Picchi
Armando Picchi is the latest player to feature in Alan Robins’ legends series.
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World Cup Legends: Bosnia and Herzegovina and Safet Sušić
Bosnia and Herzegovina, who didn’t enjoy the best of World Cup debuts, have produced some great players through the years.
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World Cup Legends: Ecuador and Alberto Spencer
Cabeza Mágica of Ecuador is the latest player to be profiled by Alan Robins.
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World Cup Legends: Russia and Igor Netto
Igor Netto of Russia is the latest player to feature in Alan Robins’ legends series.
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World Cup Legends: Honduras and Gilberto Yearwood
Alan Robins discusses the man considered the greatest Honduras player ever.
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Wayne Rooney should NOT be England captain
Louis van Gaal gets his excuses for failure in early
Clinical Cubo sparks Chivas revival
India – a sleeping giant in world football?
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Siberian Suncream and FK Tyumen
What’s in a name – Do shirt sponsors matter?
Big gloves to fill – Joe Van Der Sar
