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elrisala_atsgmx2025-03-22
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Dan Burn returns to earth with a bump as Newcastle’s Wembley hero sees his limits exposed on underwhelming England debut, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2025-02-27
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How Arsene Wenger became just another poster boy for the greed that will kill football, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2025-02-13
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Goodison drama was a reminder that live sport still matters more than we can ever explain. For all that has been done in the name of money, they cannot take this from us, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2025-02-13
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This was arguably the most dramatic Merseyside derby Goodison Park witnessed… they will talk about it long after this storied old place lies in the dust, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2025-01-30
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Kyle Walker isn’t heading off to a Milan catwalk – it’s a dead end that means only one thing for his career, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2025-01-17
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Farewell to a film star footballer dressed in Manchester United red: Denis Law had glory, glamour and goals but with a streak of humility – he embodied what the club should stand for, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2024-12-18
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Marcus Rashford must change if he is to succeed away from Man United, writes IAN LADYMAN… he’s not the footballer he once was and it hasn’t taken Ruben Amorim long to work it out
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elrisala_atsgmx2024-12-05
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Why Gary Neville has crossed the line with his edgy punditry on Kevin De Bruyne, writes IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2024-11-13
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England’s clash with Greece DOES matter as they look for World Cup qualifying advantage, so why isn’t Thomas Tuchel here? Asks IAN LADYMAN
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elrisala_atsgmx2024-11-11
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David Coote’s reckless stupidity and preening vanity have wounded referees from top to bottom of the game, writes IAN LADYMAN

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