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The disappearance of the Midfield General in today’s game
Philip Flanagan discusses midfield evolution and a gradual shift from heavyweight clashes to more nuanced battles.
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Why Patrick Vieira should be the next Arsenal manager
With speculation rife over who will replace Arsene Wenger, Evan Coughlan puts forward the case for Patrick Vieira to be the next Arsenal manager.
New York City F.C. – Yankee Stadium’s other tenants
Sanibel Chai discusses New York City who has just completed its inaugural season in Major League Soccer.
Watch “Keane & Vieira: The Best of Enemies”
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Trailer: The Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira Documentary
Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira were two of the biggest names in the Premier League, and their ongoing battle on (and off) the pitch was well noted. ITV4 will be airing Keane & Vieira: Best of Enemies next Tuesday night at 10pm, and we cannot wait. You can view the trailer below Also, here’s one […]
Lightweight Arsenal prove a pale imitation
Alex Richards discusses Arsenal’s bizarre unwillingness to spend and their lightweight squad, a world away from the glory of ten years ago.
Zinedine Zidane: The Flawed Genius
Ciaran Kelly is back with another fantastic read and this time out his focus is on French legend Zidane Zidane.
Zlatan Ibrahimović: The World’s Most Divisive Footballer
He’s been with some of the biggest clubs in the world, and has been influential everywhere he’s been. Ciaran Kelly discusses the changing career of AC Milan and Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
2011-2020: The Republic of Ireland’s defining decade
Ciaran Kelly takes an in depth look at an important decade ahead for Irish international football.
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.