The transcendence of Thomas Tuchel
Hooliganism was the thesis, Southgatism was the antithesis – have we reached a glorious maturity?
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Hooliganism was the thesis, Southgatism was the antithesis – have we reached a glorious maturity?
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Football brings the world together
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At World Cups, we celebrate and mourn
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The wives of the World Cup have seized the means of production
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The pains and pleasures of the 2026 tournament
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James Richardson explains how he became the game’s great translator
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Let’s hear it for the World Cup oldies
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American fans, and American money, are taking over the game
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America 2026 is his chance at immortality
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And for England, so long as they’re not playing Scotland!
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I dread hearing the words “England friendly”
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Could football be a symbolic riposte to Trump’s xenophobia?
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Some people count their life in spoons; I count my life in World Cups
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Dear England is a parade of patriotic fantasies
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Even before one of its legends endorsed Rupert Lowe, Chelsea FC was seen as irredeemable
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We hear that Brits are more smartphone-addled and skint than ever. But non-league football might be the answer
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Why, when English football is so successful, have crowds gone so quiet?
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The final Milan derby in the storied San Siro is indicative of broader, destructive forces
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The Wythenshawe Vets are stacked with Barclays-era Premier League talent. How do their rivals feel about it?
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By the fifth goal, the Boreham Wood terraces were emptying. Why would anyone put themselves through this?
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