13/30 | Germany 1954 – Why A World Cup Can Change The World!
“This is not a tragedy, dear listeners… it is a defeat in a football match”- A finishing statement from Hungarian
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10/30 | Aimé Jacquet: Turning Doubters Into Believers
Not many people remember Le Tournoi. The tournament was the dress rehearsal to the World Cup, held in 1997 and
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4/30 | Why Croatia’s 1998 is among the biggest triumphs in the World Cup history
This article is a part of the 30 day Special Series from Football Bloody Hell devoted to the World Cup
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2/30 | Sweden 1994 – Triumph Of A Lifetime
This article is a part of the 30 day Special Series from Football Bloody Hell devoted to the World Cup
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1/30 | The Impact of Capoeira – Brasil 1970
This article is a part of the 30 day Special Series from Football Bloody Hell devoted to the World Cup
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Merci Arsene | Moving Forward
France and England have always been synonymous with one another. From the founding Angevin dynasty – who saw France as
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Die Gute Alte Zeit | The Downfall of 1860 Munich
It’s the beginning of June and Munich is as warm as it always is during the beginning of the summer.
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Hannes Wolf | The former Dortmund coach making waves at VfB
Modern day German football has become synonymous with young aspiring managers and a high pressing style. Roger Schmidt set the
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Marco Silva | The New Special One
The change in fortunes for Watford this season has been remarkable. From being a club languishing at the bottom and
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Eddie Howe | The English mastermind at Bournemouth’s helm
Very few people know the fact that Eddie Howe was Harry Redknapp’s first signing after taking over Portsmouth. Eddie Howe
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Domenico Tedesco- The German-Italian revolutionizing Gelsenkirchen
In a period where clubs in England, Spain and other major footballing countries are hesitant to trust a young football
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Simone Inzaghi – The man behind Lazio’s surge
Lazio, Simone Inzaghi and Ciro Immobile. The three words which have now become quite famous among the football faithful come
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Julian Nagelsmann – The German managerial prodigy
When Julian Nagelsmann took over Hoffenheim in 2016, majority of the football world slated Hoffenheim’s board for being over courageous.
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Carre Magique | France’s Magic Square that set the world alight
When it comes to footballing combinations of flair, flamboyance and grit, it appears that the number three is the magic
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From Nova Venecia to Vicarage Road | The Tale of Richarlison
Top 10 features the top ten stories from the previous month from across the footballing world. The featured articles may
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The team that “passed” its way to European glory – 2010/2011 Guardiola’s F.C Barcelona
“I will never forgive myself, I have failed,” mentions Guardiola to Manel Estiarte, his assistant, after Barcelona’s triumph over Manchester
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Antonio Di Natale | The greatest unheralded striker from Italy
Pomigliano d’Arco is a small town situated in Naples, Italy and famous for the numerous automobile plants in the city.
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Dominant Champions | Arsenal – THE Invincibles
Just before the 2002-03 season of the English Premier League, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger commented’, “Nobody will finish above us
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Johan Neeskens | The oft forgotten Johan
Football and Beauty are synonymous. The Brazilian flair is a thing of beauty. The Argentine wizardry is a thing of
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Those Good Ol’Days | Rangers Football Club
Every football club has its own share of highs and lows, the scale of the same may vary for each
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Neymar to PSG | The story of the game’s biggest transfer
The phrase a ‘statement of intent’ is thrown around a lot, especially when a club signs a player above their
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Unheralded Genius | Wesley Sneijder – The Dutch No.10
With cold blooded veins and the vision of a killer assassin, with the energy of a horse and the elegance
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Breakthrough | The Rebirth of Edin Dzeko
Bosnia and Herzegovina, historically a war torn nation in Eastern Europe, allowed its football players to play for the Yugoslavian
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Those Good Ol’ Days | Portsmouth FC
“We’ve retained the FA Cup for the most number of years consecutively” is a common phrase among the supporters of
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The Dark Side of the EPL Money | A Closer Insight
The English Premier League has offered the teams financial gains and commercial revenue like no other league. It has lifted
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