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Celtic’s need for continental success in the name of progress
With another Scottish League title under their belt, Celtic need to look to higher goals if they are to truly progress, writes Jon Massingham.
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The end of an era for the Ivory Coast’s Elephants
James Nolan reviews what has been a strong decade for football in the Ivory Coast as a legend calls it a day.
Judgement day approaches for Renard’s elephants
Ivory Coast boss Herve Renard is in danger of failing in his task of guiding one of the continent’s superpowers to the 2015 African Cup of Nations.
Trapattoni unlikely to change with the Côte d’Ivoire
Ciaran Kelly looks at the Italian who is set for a new challenge after this year’s World Cup.
Vine: Kolo Toure knocks over the referee
After putting Fulham in front with an own goal, Kolo Toure has went on to knock over referee Phil Dowd. Probably best to keep your head down Kolo until the end of the game. https://vine.co/v/M7uAHWBrEri And here’s another angle https://vine.co/v/M7uK7I30qgm Kolo, the gift that keeps on giving
Pic: Kolo, Kolo Toure is a Warrior
Warrior are pleased to announce that Kolo Toure is the latest player to join the Warrior team. Toure is likely to join fellow Warrior players Vincent Kompany, Marouane Fellaini and Tim Cahill at next year’s World Cup in Brazil. The Ivory Coast captain will lead his country against Colombia, Greece and Japan, hoping to become […]
Moscow debacle in danger of finishing off golden generation
Ciaran Kelly discusses what could be an upcoming swansong for a talented crop of Côte d’Ivoire players.
Season Preview 13/14: LIVERPOOL
Jack Wells looks ahead to Liverpool’s second season under Brendan Rodgers.
45 Years of Hurt: What does England’s future hold?
Ciaran Kelly breaks down the England national side and looks ahead to what could be a bright future for ‘them across the water’.
2011/2012: Arsène Wenger’s Defining Season
After another trophyless season at the Emirates, this summer and the 2011/12 campaign will define Arsene Wenger’s tenure at the club writes Ciaran Kelly.