The implications for club in the medium-to-long term are probably minor, but in the short term, Chelsea is effectively in a limbo.
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Deja Vu all over again at Anfield
17 December 2021Attitudes to concussion have thankfully transformed completely since the 1980s – an era when, scarily, there was nothing remarkable about players getting concussed, having a head-wash by the physio’s ‘magic sponge,’ and then carrying on playing. Current practice is worlds away from such folly.
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It is surprising in this country how we learn to play sports as kids without ever getting to read the rules. The “two-hands-on-it-is-keeper’s-ball” ‘rule’ is one we all get wrong, because the laws of the game do not in fact say that.
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Smith-Rowe/de Gea controversy
3 December 2021At no stage between the taking of the corner and the ball crossing the goal-line did the referee blow his whistle. The injury to de Gea, from which he recovered very quickly, did not appear to be serious, and was in any event inflicted by a team-mate.
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Liverpool stick it to the Toffees
3 December 2021Everton blunder their way to EPL record derby defeat 1st December 2021, Goodison Park Everton 1-4 Liverpool (Gray 38 – Henderson 9, Salah 19, 64, Jota 79) Rafael Benitez’s return…
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Poch for OT, Zidane for PSG?
22 November 2021Pochettino, who did well in patches at Spurs, may be just what United need
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Solskjaer gone
21 November 2021This was possibly the most awful performance from Manchester United in their three years under Solskjaer
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United – a picture of chaos?
30 October 2021“United clearly need big improvement to get anywhere near the EPL title in May”
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The Hallowe’en Old Trafford Massacre
30 October 2021United were so abject that Liverpool could not play at their best – anything more than basics-done-well from Jurgen Klopp’s men would be over-elaboration.
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Leicester too strong for stumbling Man United
30 October 20214-2 did not reflect Leicester’s superiority; Brendan Rodgers was buoyed by his team’s performance.
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