Can Those British Weaklings Cope Abroad?

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Conventional football wisdom (an oxymoron if ever there was one) has it that Brits simply do not travel well, and this despite the fact that two of the largest low-cost…

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My Friend Who Played With Pelé

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President Bill Clinton and Pelé during a 1997 visit to Rio de Janeiro. Many years ago, someone stopped me as I was walking in the main entrance of my apartment…

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National Team Monogamy

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Written by David Rini. The most eye-opening component of being a fan…

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Racism in the name of Science? A-Okay!

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Recently Francesco Totti was under the threat of a doping investigation until…

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Where Is This Relationship Going?

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Definitely the second most hated question a true man might be asked…

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Italy-Georgia: A Bleak Azzurri Team Wins 2-0 at Home

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In soccer, there are two kind of supporters: the first type watches the sport because of love for the beautiful game, and thus doesn’t care who wins or loses for…

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Transfer Rumours: Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Manchester City

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Everyone loves transfers, even if the majority of them are a load of bollocks; it’s hard not to get somewhat excited when the likes of Kaka, Ronaldinho or Samuel Eto’o…

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England 3-0 Estonia, 13 Oct 2007, Euro 2008 Qualifier, Live Blog

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England has won an important Euro 2008 qualifier against Estonia, with 3-0. We covered the game live. Find the complete live coverage after the jump.

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A Goal or Not a Goal: Official Assisted Technology Systems

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Written by Wesley Rasdorf. Editor’s Note: This is a 2000-word article, but…

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Italian Hooliganism: the State Takes the Offensive

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It may very well be an unique feature, but we might have reached a point in which the State powers are getting the upper hand on organized hooliganism in Italy….

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Finger Flickin’ Fun: The Brief History of Subbuteo

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Written by By Kyle (AKA KyleAusGooner). It was an awesome feeling, Waking…

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Abandon it like Beckham

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. This article was first published at World Football Commentaries. Recently, David Beckham…

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It’s A Fickle Old Game

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. I think Sami Hyypia summed everything up brilliantly the other week. ‘When…

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England absence from Euro 2008 will be disastrous

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Ever imagine England not qualifying for 2008? Yeah, I am sure the…

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England vs Estonia, Russia vs England, Live Blogging for both Euro 2008 qualifiers

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As a blogger, I love the international break – it’s a time to relax, blow off some steam and recharge your batteries for the next cycle of league game upon…

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FC Sevilla: A Club Under Crisis

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7 matchdays have passed in La Liga. While Real Madrid is perched at 1st spot with 19 points, the two Seville teams (Real Betis and FC Sevilla) have 12… if…

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Alves the Magician awaits Big Move

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On a normal Sunday, the 7th of October 2007 to be precise, something extraordinary happened. No, I’m not referring to the unprecedented 8 Premier League games played on the Lord’s…

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Are Chelsea preparing for the arrival of Frank Rijkaard?

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Written by Franky. When Roman Abrahamovich months ago already, in May decided…

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Five Weeks In Prison: Stoke City’s Vincent Pericard’s Experience

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Let that be a lesson to all footballers who think can escape the clutches of justice: playing the beautiful game is sometimes not enough to mellow the heart of a…

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Saving American Soccer vs. Selling Brand Beckham: Yes, There Is a Conflict

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. Written by Laurie. Question: What do soft-core photos, star-studded parties and a…

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Giuseppe Rossi Profile: La Liga ‘Loca’ over ex-Manchester United striker

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They called him “Joe Red” during his time at Manchester United. Villareal still have to come up with a nickname for the young Italian, but Giuseppe Rossi just can’t stop…

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La Liga week 7: Barçelona keep up the pressure on Real Madrid

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Barcelona moved into second place after a 3-0 win over Atletico Madrid to keep up the pressure on leaders Real Madrid. Barça were led by another superb performance from man-of-the-moment…

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A Taste of the Rossoneri Fury: AC Milan Atomizes Lazio!

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One, two, three, four, five. Five is the magic number Milan needed to rise from its ashes. Five like the five senses. Five like the number of petals in a…

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Writing Competition – Updates

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We’re one week into the first-ever Soccerlens Writing Contest and in my view it’s going extremely well (considering that I was afraid that we’d get 0 submissions, it’s going great!)….

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Inter Milan ‘Cruzing’ in the Serie A

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Win, win, win… and win again. Inter’s march in Serie A seems to be stuck in high gear, as the Nerazzurri obtained yet another 3 points in their quest for…

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Selección Española — can Spain’s elite compete with their international peers?

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This article is a submission for the Soccerlens Football Writing Competition; to participate, please read the details here. With Fernando Hierro having just been appointed director of the Spanish Football…

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Brazilian Players: Great Champions or Great Actors?

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From Alemao‘s coin throwing incident to Rivaldo‘s acting in the World Cup, up to Dida‘s Oscar winning performance of Wednesday in Glasgow: these are three stories of three Brazilians, all…

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