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In the mid-1990s, Liverpool were an interesting beast: a chaotic, attractive side carving out a niche in the landscape of the Premier League, but permanently undermined by a brittle backbone. Emerging in a period of cultural change in England, Roy Evans’ Reds became known, for better or worse, as the Spice Boys - a moniker that now serves to haunt the club and the decade’s icons.

Liverpool's decision to take two warm weather training camps in 2019, has led to some questioning the clubs decision to take the players away to such different climates.
Here's Misra Andrew on why football clubs do warm weather training.

Bayern in the group stages, Real Madrid in the Round of 16, & Juventus in the Quarter Finals. Ajax produced in this season's Champions League. But how else did Ajax find themselves so close to the summit of European football?

Liverpool, who beat Spurs home and away in the league, may have a fractionally psychological advantage but, in the heat of a one off game, what matters is who solves the problems posed by the other team on the night. It will be an intriguing battle.

This current Finals run, whether it results in a championship or not, is not the last gasp of an aging squad. With Curry and Green in their prime and one of the league’s best head coaches in Steve Kerr, there’s no obvious end in sight for the Warriors.

What is Wyscout? What tools does it offer to football professionals?
We worked with Wyscout to provide an in-depth presentation of the whole range of Wyscout video, data and stats.

The Premier League’s financial environment makes it difficult for teams outside the 'Top Six' to compete for the best players, and yet, the rest of the league still manage to sign players of an excellent quality. Whether it’s Burnley signing James Tarkowski or Wilfred Ndidi signing for Leicester City.
Some smaller clubs do this by engendering a level of astuteness in their player acquisition and scouting, that can compensate for their financial disadvantage. This is often due to certain inherent advantages the smaller teams have that cannot exist at larger clubs.

Multiple reports suggested that Barcelona manager, Ernesto Valverde, was to be replaced with Belgium manager, and upward falling Roberto Martinez.
Back in June, we profiled Martinez & Belgium's 3-4-2-1 at the World Cup.

Mike D’Antoni breathed life into a lagging league in the mid 2000s, introduced concepts and tactics that now influence playbooks across the NBA, all the while hurdling players past their expectations along the way.

Fernandinho turned 34 in May and Manchester City know that they must cast around to find someone of his calibre. And they know it will not be easy.
Alex Stewart on how do you solve a problem like Fernandinho?

Qarabağ FK’s obsession with the Europa League & Champions League has its genesis in the sad facts of the club’s expulsion from its homeland, their's is a stroy of conflict and success.

A European Super League isn’t an inherently bad idea, but a closed-format European Super League formed by a break-away group of the continent’s most powerful clubs is not in the best interests of the sport.

Gazprom’s reasons for investing so heavily in sport could be compared to any global organisation – it’s a fantastic means of advertising. But when it comes to this question, the fact that they are majority state owned should, and inevitably does, lead to greater scrutiny of their motivations.

TifoFootball Podcast | UEFA & European Finals Controversy
Joe & Seb explain and discuss the controversial issues surrounding the two European finals in Baku and Madrid.
Watch on YouTube:... https://youtu.be/3CuajEhzfm8
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If Danny McLennan was to walk down any street in Scotland, not one person would know who he was. To thousands of others in different corners of the earth, he was ‘Mr Danny’ and a respected leader.
40 Years, 10 National Teams: The Story of Danny McLennan.

The 2018 summer transfer window was witness to some major deals. Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus, Riyad Mahrez to Manchester City, and so on. While the big European league’s usual suspects were in the thick of it, another team caught the attention of many: Pyramids FC, a brand new club from Egypt, who set a new expenditure record for an African team, and has one of the most extravagant football stories of the year.