“It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low”. – Bill Nicholson. A re attacking dominance and pretty play the essential ingredients for success in football …
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P rior to Exeter City’s clash with 20th placed Morecambe, there was clear cause for concern for both sides. Just four days before, in front of a bumper crowd of …
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A rsenal’s 3-0 defeat of Chelsea back in September last year turned out to be one of the most significant matches of the season. Not only did it cause Antonio …
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A true hallmark of a good FIFA is the accompanying soundtrack; invariably, EA are masters at curating a playlist that complements the game-play. Here, Nick Marsden completes the authoritative list …
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T he metaphorical penny dropped from the scaffolding above the old St James Park grandstand, clanging against the floor of Exeter City’s temporary ‘press area’. Or what’s left of the …
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The most significant transfer this summer? The transfer of domineering power to Europe’s elite few
D espite previous incarnations of the all-consuming circus that is football’s summer Transfer Window, it is not unreasonable to suggest that this summer saw the most emphatic new developments in …
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W hat do you suppose was going through Ross Barkley’s mind as he wheeled away to celebrate in front of the Gwladys Street End after Everton’s second goal in a …
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Exeter City’s dream of completing a remarkable season was dashed in a frantic and entertaining play-off final against Blackpool Town. An early goal from Brad Potts saw the Tangerines lead …
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E xeter City booked a place at Wembley in emphatic style on Thursday night; a 95th-minute screamer from Jack Stacey ensured the Grecians emerged 3-2 winners on a rollercoaster night …
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C arlisle United fought back from 3-1 down to level the first-leg of this play-off semi-final, meaning the reverse fixture is poised on a knife edge. Exeter City’s potent attack …
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“It is better to fail aiming high than to succeed aiming low”. – Bill Nicholson. A re attacking dominance and pretty play the essential ingredients for success in football …
-
P rior to Exeter City’s clash with 20th placed Morecambe, there was clear cause for concern for both sides. Just four days before, in front of a bumper crowd of …
-
A rsenal’s 3-0 defeat of Chelsea back in September last year turned out to be one of the most significant matches of the season. Not only did it cause Antonio …
-
A true hallmark of a good FIFA is the accompanying soundtrack; invariably, EA are masters at curating a playlist that complements the game-play. Here, Nick Marsden completes the authoritative list …
-
T he metaphorical penny dropped from the scaffolding above the old St James Park grandstand, clanging against the floor of Exeter City’s temporary ‘press area’. Or what’s left of the …
- Sport
The most significant transfer this summer? The transfer of domineering power to Europe’s elite few
D espite previous incarnations of the all-consuming circus that is football’s summer Transfer Window, it is not unreasonable to suggest that this summer saw the most emphatic new developments in …
-
W hat do you suppose was going through Ross Barkley’s mind as he wheeled away to celebrate in front of the Gwladys Street End after Everton’s second goal in a …
-
Exeter City’s dream of completing a remarkable season was dashed in a frantic and entertaining play-off final against Blackpool Town. An early goal from Brad Potts saw the Tangerines lead …
-
E xeter City booked a place at Wembley in emphatic style on Thursday night; a 95th-minute screamer from Jack Stacey ensured the Grecians emerged 3-2 winners on a rollercoaster night …
-
C arlisle United fought back from 3-1 down to level the first-leg of this play-off semi-final, meaning the reverse fixture is poised on a knife edge. Exeter City’s potent attack …
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