
So, are you going to watch the World Cup?
Phil Greene discusses the question a lot of people are mulling over heading into a World Cup plagued with corruption, geopolitical powerplays and a distressing human rights message.
Phil Greene discusses the question a lot of people are mulling over heading into a World Cup plagued with corruption, geopolitical powerplays and a distressing human rights message.
Phillip Greene discusses Ireland’s expectations at Euro 2016 in light of Conor McGregor’s win in Las Vegas.
Philip Greene takes a look at Ireland’s Euro 2016 qualifying campaign and the tactical fluidity employed by Martin O’Neill.
Philip Greene discusses Ireland’s win over Germany and how the historic win could be a springboard to a ‘new Ireland’.
Philip Greene discusses the rollercoaster that has been the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign for Ireland.
Its time for British football fans to ditch the preconceptions and embrace the Europa League, writes Phillip Greene.
The English football season is back, prompting Philip Greene to take knee jerk reactions to task.
Philip Greene discusses the career of Adriano and how memories of his fleeting brilliance occur in both the real world and virtual realm.
Luca Toni’s career has taken him across leagues, countries and to a World Cup – But one thing that has always been constant is goals, writes Philip Greene.
For many, the anniversary of Italia ’90 is cause for celebration. Not so for Phillip Greene.