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Young Lions – Reiss Nelson

by Varun Shah -
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“Arsenal are my boyhood club, I’ve been with them since I was eight, so that’s 10 years. I just want to go back there stronger because at the time I was at Arsenal I was 16, 17 and I didn’t feel confident. I didn’t think I was a man, but

Young Lions – Phil Foden

by Udhav Arora -

We are kick off our first series -'Young Lions - The Future of English Football' with an in-depth look into Manchester City's Phil Foden, one of England 's brightest midfield talents. Resident writer Udhav Arora gives us a lowdown on the "Stockport Iniesta". “Balance and a left foot you can’t believe” is

Declan Rice – The fulcrum of West Ham’s revival

by Peter Lynch -
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Academy graduate, fan favourite, most wanted international and now Premier League goalscorer. What a start to life in football for Declan Rice. Oh, and he’s just 20 years of age. Is he destined for the top? Born in London to English parents, you could be forgiven to feel somewhat angered by his pending

The Premier League’s brain drain

by Jacob Thorburn -
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As interest in the Premier League’s brightest starlets intensifies from across the Channel, more British prodigies appear open to moving abroad. Managers, players and fans alike are all asking the same question. Why? Why would they go? As any 18 year old will attest to, it’s hard to know which step to

The Future Of England’s Midfield

by The Taylor TakeOver -

England's Midfield could potentially see them go one step further at Euro 2020.  The Taylor Take Over breaks down the stats from Russia 2018 and suggests 3 candidates that could boost the midfield. The English football team went into Russia 2018 with a lower level of expectancy draped around their shoulders than

Belgium a Bit Spicy for Mild-Mannered England

by Ishan Bhasin -
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Match Report by Ishan Bhasin England will face Colombia in the last 16 while Belgium will be facing Japan as they top Group G courtesy a ripper of a strike by Adnan Januzaj. This game was made interesting because of the possible fixtures it could create. The winner would go on to

Ainsley Maitland-Niles: The Future is Bright

by The Taylor TakeOver -
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~Versatile, confident and oozing coolness~ The Taylor Takeover profiles young Arsenal star Ainsley Maitland-Niles. Ainsley Maitland-Niles had been one of the few bright spots in an otherwise dark season for Arsenal. His successful integration into the first team has been a preview of the level of talent Arsenal have coming through their

World Cup Group G Analysis – A Group of Two Halves

by Kabir Ali -

There are two sides to the coin that is Group G. You have England and Belgium, who know all about the occasion, and are striving to match the considerable potential of their talent. Then there’s the novices, Tunisia and Panama. 2018 will be a new chapter in both countries' footballing

Colombia and Football: A Matter of Life and Death?

by Ged Naughton -

"Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that." The famous quote from Bill Shankly, former Liverpool manager of the 60s and 70s. Of course, Shankly was speaking with his

Burnley and the power of synergy.

by Anirudh Srinivaas Eswaran -

Football is a funny game, they say. Going into the season, Burnley had lost two of their key players from last season (who contributed majorly to them avoiding relegation) in Michael Keane and Andre Gray to Everton and Watford, respectively. They were installed as the second most favourites to be

PREMIER LEAGUE XI OF THE SEASON, SO FAR

by Anirudh Srinivaas Eswaran -

So, eleven games into the Premier league season, the pace has been well and truly set by a rampant Manchester City side who are already 8 points clear at the top of the table. They have been nothing short of incredible to watch and their philosophy of staying true to

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