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Five games and EPL is in flux! (opens the original)
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Are Arsenal as good as we thought? Are post-Pep City serious contenders? Are United and Spurs one game from a crisis? Are Brighton and Brentford the real deal? Five games in seems a bit early for a review, but there are so many talking points and so much time to discuss them. Thanks to an international break that feels like the end of a season.And when club football returns on October 10, it should do so with a bang. First up, there’s what is sure to be dubbed the “Crisis Club Derby” between Man
Can Iraola make up for lost window? (opens the original)
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There are no prizes for “winning” the transfer window, but there’s a heavy price for losing it. Jamie Carragher claims his former club didn’t just “lose” last summer’s window; they endured what could become the costliest ever. Their record spree of £445m turned champions by 10 points into also-rans who scraped fifth place, three points ahead of Bournemouth. More alarming, they were not even in Arsenal’s rear-view mirror – trailing 25 points behind. Carra talks like he tackled – no half measures
Pep’s exit has robbed City of their aura (opens the original)
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“You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.” Manchester City fans are thinking of that line from Joni Mitchell’s Big Yellow Taxi right now. What’s gone is Pep Guardiola. He went at the end of last season, but it seems like he’s only just left. They gave him a grand farewell, even naming the newly-opened top deck of the North Stand in his honour. But it’s only now, after they’ve played a domestic game and the familiar figure is no longer on the touchline, that the realisation is sinking in. T
Infantino Terrible! (opens the original)
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The feel-good factor from an epic World Cup has gone before we’ve even caught up with our zeds. And before the gold dust has even settled, we are discovering where even richer seams will be mined in the future. Fifa president Gianni Infantino’s cunning scheme to carve up the tournament and sell chunks of it to investors is the biggest existential threat that football has ever faced. “Bigger than the Super League.” “Shocking.” “Football’s nuclear bomb.” “Worse than 115.” “The line in the sand.” J
Argentina make England cry! (opens the original)
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The Three Lions had seemed on course for victory when Anthony Gordon gave them an early second-half lead. But once behind, Argentina abandoned the dark arts for the sweet science of Lionel Messi and deservedly held on to their crown. After all the hype, the hate and hullabaloo, the echoes of war and “divine” intervention, a football match finally broke out and the better team won. Argentina’s 2-1 win over England was probably the most deserved of all their victories over the old enemy. A win tha
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