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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Joe Mewis

    ‘I had lots of management offers but my wife said, ‘You’re loving the TV work and you’re good at it, why don’t you keep going?’’ Chris Kamara on why he packed in coaching (opens the original)

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    For a generation of younger football fans, Chris Kamara is known as one of the country’s most beloved broadcasters from his time during Soccer Saturday’s Golden Age, when the show redefined the experience of consuming Saturday afternoon football. But this, in effect, is the third phase in Kamara’s career, which began as a player for Portsmouth in the 1970s and after more than 600 appearances, continued in the dugout when he was given the job at Bradford City in November 1995. By the end of that

  2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Joe Mewis

    “If I had to do it again, I would, I actually haven't spoken to him about it since. From what I heard, he wasn't too happy about it” Neal Maupay opens up about his ‘James Maddison’ darts celebration (opens the original)

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    Former Brentford and Brighton striker Neal Maupay has never been the type to shy away from a bit of football banter. Among the Marseille forward’s greatest hits is his 2024 barb aimed at James Maddison, when the then-Brentford man mimicked the Tottenham playmaker’s darts celebration following his first-half goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The pair had no previous history, but the incident sparked a mini war of words between the pair following Spurs’ eventual 3-2 victory, and while Maupay

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Joe Mewis

    “Working under Pep Guardiola was complicated for me. I wasn’t used to what he was asking - but it turned out very well. He’s the best coach I ever had” Sergio Aguero on the difficulties he encountered playing for Pep (opens the original)

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    Pep Guardiola’s arrival at Manchester City in the summer of 2016 heralded the beginning of the club’s most successful period in their history. While the Catalan was instrumental in evolving City into the all-conquering behemoth they would become in the first half of the 2020s, he was able to inherit a star-packed squad, including one of the Premier League’s most prolific-ever strikers. By 2016, Sergio Aguero had been in Manchester for five years and was instrumental in the club’s Premier League

  4. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Joe Mewis

    "I was overlooked for the England World Cup squad in 2018 because of something that happened with Gareth Southgate years earlier" Jonjo Shelvey on his Three Lions snub (opens the original)

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    When Jonjo Shelvey was coming up through the ranks at Charlton Athletic, he was touted as a potential England regular. A move to Liverpool as an 18-year-old would follow in 2010, with a full England debut arriving two years later, but he would fail to establish himself as a regular in the Three Lions midfield at that time. Shelvey was knocking on the door again during his time at Newcastle United, going on to play some of the best football of his career during the 2017/18 season, but a call-up f

  5. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Joe Mewis

    "Questioning Jude Bellingham was ridiculous. I was in the Azteca that night - it was magical. Jude must have been feeling superhuman," Peter Crouch on how Bellingham answered his England critics (opens the original)

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    From making his professional debut as a 16-year-old to becoming a £100million Real Madrid signing while still a teenager, Jude Bellingham has never appeared to be short of confidence. The former Birmingham City midfielder was at his irresistible best during this summer’s World Cup, scoring seven goals as England went on to finish third following the semi-final defeat to Argentina. But going into the tournament, it had not been plain sailing, with Thomas Tuchel leaving Bellingham out of his Octob

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