By Nathan Rowden With 190 days to the start of the next fifa World Cup in South Africa excitement fills the countries who have qualified with the draw fast approaching. The draw that takes place this Friday will see who England go up against the best teams from around the World to claim the title [...]
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By Nathan Rowden After watching Ireland valiantly stand-up to one of Europe’s heavyweights France on Saturday afternoon, myself and a few others began to question whether it was actually fair that there is a seeding system for the World Cup play-offs. In a game which could have gone either way Ireland can consider themselves unlucky [...]
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In the tie of the round Liverpool played Arsenal Away last night at the Emirates Stadium and lost an emphatic game 2-1. Arsenals kids not the first time got the better of Liverpool’s reserves. Arsenal manger Arsene Wenger has his head screwed on when it comes to buying young players. Yes other managers dabble, but [...]
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As a life-long Liverpool supporter I have to take my hat off to Sunderland and admit that they were the better side and undoubtably deserved to win the game at the Stadium of Light. However, debate is surrounding as to whether or not the one goal Sunderland striker Darren Bent ‘scored’ should have been allowed. [...]
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