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From Man United to misery – Giuseppe Rossi’s final chance of redemption at Levante

Injuries are the one thing that any athlete cannot plan for, with plenty of footballers over the years having their dreams ruined by an unfortunate twist or a malicious challenge. However,...

March 2, 2016

Restoring FIFA’s shattered reputation: Infantino’s almost impossible task

For all the positives aspects of football, both on and off the pitch, the major negative in recent years attached to the world’s most popular sport has undoubtedly been the controversy...

February 27, 2016

Chelsea to China – how football is set for take off in the Far East

With a population of over 1.3 billion people and one of the strongest economies in the world, China should really be one of football’s global powerhouses. The football-obsessed...

February 26, 2016

Leicester City, overcoming Manchester City and Chelsea, and footballing romanticism

It has been quite the Premier League season so far, with shocks galore, a title race that has four teams in the running with 12 games remaining and entertaining football at a premium. Although...

February 21, 2016

Juventus vs Napoli: The Scudetto contenders finally collide in a titanic clash

Serie A fans will be in for a treat this Saturday as Juventus take on Napoli in what will be an epic clash at Juventus Stadium. October 28th. That was the last time the Bianconeri...

February 12, 2016

The Italian job: Would Conte or Allegri be a good option for Chelsea?

It goes without saying that this season has been a difficult one for Chelsea fans. The Blues have really made their loyal supporters feel quite blue with one of the worst...

February 9, 2016

Have the wheels already come off Inter Milan’s Scudetto train?

It all seemed to start so well for Inter Milan this season. The Nerazzurri, who last were crowned champions of Italy in 2010 - during Jose Mourinho's treble-winning campaign...

February 7, 2016

Without John Terry, Chelsea risk going the way of Arsenal following Vieira’s departure

Leadership. Human beings, hierarchical by nature, live in a society where the many are run by the few. Leaders can make us believe things we wouldn’t normally believe and do things...

February 1, 2016

The rise and fall of the Pharaoh: Stephan El Shaarawy hopes for redemption

Stephan El Shaarawy's rise to fame came about during a time of chaos and uncertainty at one of Italy's biggest clubs. The summer of 2012 was a turbulent and troubled time...

January 27, 2016

Can Spurs realistically challenge for the title?

Due to the unexpected underperformance of many big teams namely: Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United, it's fair to say that the Premier League could be won by more or less...

January 25, 2016

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