Battle of the Titles: Which is More Coveted, League Trophies or Cup Competitions? The league competition (of your own nation) is one of the most prestigious and sought-after titles in the world of football. It is a competition that every team in the league aspires to win, but it is also one of the […]
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Japanese Football: How Investment in Academics and Systems is Paying Off In recent years, Japanese football has been making headlines for its impressive performances both domestically and internationally. From producing world-class players like Shinji Kagawa and Keisuke Honda, to hosting the 2021 FIFA Club World Cup, Japan has become a force to be
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Unfulfilled Potential: Why England Deserved More World Cup Wins England has won the FIFA World Cup only once, in 1966, when they hosted the tournament. Since then, they have reached the semi-finals twice, in 1990 and 2018. In the 2018 World Cup, England had a very strong squad and reached the semi-finals, where
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The statement “there’s no loyalty in football” is a commonly held belief among many fans and observers of the sport. While it is true that there have been numerous instances of players and managers leaving their clubs for new opportunities, it is also important to acknowledge that there are many examples of loyalty in football.
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The Beautiful Game or the Political Game? Exploring the Intersection of Politics and Football Politics and football are two areas that have historically intersected, with the sport often being used as a platform to express political views or advance political causes. Here are some examples of politics in football: Nationalism: Football can serve as
Revolutionising Match Day: Why Academy Youths Should Be in the First Team Squad Match Day In football, the term “youth” generally refers to young players who are not yet fully established in the professional game. When it comes to match day squads, youth players are often included as substitutes or reserve players who may be
Referees: An Essential Element of Football or an Outdated Tradition? Referees play an essential role in football as they are responsible for enforcing the rules of the game and ensuring fair play. However, like any human being, referees are not perfect, and mistakes can happen. Some people argue that referees should not be on the
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World Cup should be every 2 years! Here’s why! The FIFA World Cup is arguably the most popular sporting event in the world, with billions of people tuning in to watch the tournament every four years. However, there has been increasing debate in recent years about whether the World Cup should be held more
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The Super League Shake-Up: Why It Could Be the Best Thing for Football Back in 2009 Mr Arsène Wenger said “I see more a European league developing over time rather than one team going out of the country” how true this is right now, Arsene Wenger is like Nostradamus of football. In the article he
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Revolutionising the Pitch: Embracing More Technology in Football I truly believe we should use or have more technology in football matches, the whole argument of ‘its killing the spirit of the game’ ‘killing the flow of the game’ & ‘Var will also get decisions wrong’ while yes some of these if not all of them are
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