January 27, 2015
Bradford City’s win over Chelsea restores FA Cup’s battered prestige
Chelsea's defeat was arguably the biggest upset in the history of the competition.
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Brian Glanville
Britain’s most respected football writer, Brian Glanville remains a unique and distinctive voice in the world of football journalism. Brian has written for World Soccer since 1962 and is the author of a number of books, including The Story of the World Cup.
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January 20, 2015
David Ginola, yet another hopeless candidate to take on Sepp Blatter
David Ginola is the latest person to throw his hat in the ring in the race to become the next head of FIFA.
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January 13, 2015
No excuses for Gordon Taylor’s crass intervention in Ched Evans affair
Players boss spoke unwisely by comparing the Ched Evans affair with the miscarriage of justice at Hillsborough.
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January 6, 2015
Steven Gerrard: a legend at Liverpool, but ill-served by England
Looking back on the career of Steven Gerrard who last week announced his retirement.
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December 25, 2014
Lies, damned lies and football statistics…
Brian Glanville on the modern-day obsession with numbers.
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December 24, 2014
Bring me the head of Michael Garcia
Michael Garcia has resigned, but his report into the World Cup bidding process remains a damp squib.
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December 17, 2014
Champions League provides double delight for Arsene Wenger
Arsenal look equipped to progress, but one should look elsewhere for potential winners.
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December 9, 2014
Be afraid, be very afraid…it’s another FA Great Initiative
English football continues to search for that elusive recipe for success.
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December 2, 2014
Fallen idols: Franz Beckenbauer and Michel Platini
Franz Beckenbauer and Michel Platini, two legends of the game, have questions to answer, argues Brian Glanville.
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November 25, 2014
Has Europe finally had enough of FIFA?
Brian Glanville on the murmurings of discontent emerging from Europe over FIFA 's conduct.
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November 18, 2014
“What do you expect from a pig but a grunt”…Brian Glanville on the FIFA report
“For evil to triumph, it is enough for good men to do nothing.” Brian Glanville on the FIFA report into the World Cup bidding process.
