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From pantomime villain to, er, tactical doyen: Robbie’s now pro
As the ball trickles off the edge of the playing surface, FourFourTwo’s heart rate suddenly increases. Rolling towards us, the perfectly round sphere is absolutely begging to be kicked back towards th
In recent years, ‘The New Jamie Vardy’ has been a label thrown at many players plucked from non-league obscurity and unleashed on unsuspecting EFL defenders. Given that Vardy went from Northern Premie
S ometimes it’s the paths we don’t take. This very thought was beginning to fester in the mind of a young Thomas Frank. In his early 30s and a father of two, Frank was completing a master’s degree in
You had such incredible success as Wycombe owner. Why did you leave? I really loved owning Wycombe. We did some tremendous things in terms of upgrading it on the pitch – it was five of the best years
In 1980, Frank Worthington arrived in Sweden and was being driven to his new club for the very first time. “When we passed Kristianstad, he said, ‘Oh my God, what’s this little hole I’ve come to?’” as
SHE might have taken leave of her job as one of the longest-standing news anchors in the country, but the last thing Sally Magnusson is planning to do is put her feet up. The BBC presenter, known for