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Breaking the Offside Trap 05.13.08: Is Bigger Always Better?
(05.13.2008)
- Matt Snelling
As with life the current obsession in the world of football seems to be around being BIG. Rather than care about who the BEST team is, the main issue for many fans is who the BIGGEST team is. This is a ridiculous obsession however, one that is borne out of nothing more than pure snobbery and elitism. |
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Breaking the Offside Trap 05.06.08: From Russia With Love
(05.06.2008)
- Matt Snelling
The former capital of the USSR and the bastion of Communism is set to play host to the capitalist multimillionaires of the Premier League on May 21st for the 1st ever all English Champions League final. Yet this has led to moronic and ignorant calls for the final to be moved away from Moscow, something that should emphatically not be allowed to happen |
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Breaking the Offside Trap 04.29.08: Headline Makers
(04.29.2008)
- Matt Snelling
Football is the most popular sport on the planet, creating headline after headline that captivates billions worldwide. With Euro 2008, the Champions League final and of course the speculation and rumour of the transfer market; once again the key footballing issues are set to make headline news. These are four men who you are set to hear a lot about over the next few months and who will be creating the stories that will get the world of football talking. |
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Breaking the Offside Trap 04.22.08: Capital Punishment
(04.22.2008)
- Matt Snelling
Paris is a city of millions of inhabitants. It is one of the most iconic locations in the world and it is the city where France captured the 1998 World Cup so memorably on home soil. However, the desperate plight of Paris Saint-Germain means that next season could see the unthinkable – Paris without a top flight team |
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Breaking the Offside Trap 04.15.08: England: Champions of Europe?
(04.15.2008)
- Matt Snelling
Last week saw Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea all reach the semi finals of the UEFA Champions League. For the second successive season, the Premier League appears to be dominating Europe’s premier club competition. However just how good is this for English football, given the distinct lack of English involvement in these clubs success? Has club truly won out in its eternal battle with country? |
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411 PODCAST: Coast 2 Coast Sports Report 04.09.08
(04.09.2008)
- Ken Schmidt
The Coast 2 Coast Sports Report is back this week as the boys break down real sports like basketball, unpopular sports like hockey, and fake sports like movie boxing. All that and the usual podcast games this week on the Coast 2 Coast Sports Report. |
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Breaking the Offside Trap 04.08.08: 100 And Out?
(04.08.2008)
- Matt Snelling
David Beckham recently celebrated the milestone of achieving his 100th cap for his country, a remarkable feat given the exile seemingly imposed on him in 2006. His name and reputation still proceeds him worldwide, however for the future of the English national team, it may just be that Sir Beckham may have to fall on his sword. |
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411's UEFA Champions League - Quarter Final Roundtable
(04.01.2008)
- Tim O'Sullivan
Can Cristiano Ronaldo take his Prem form into Europe? Can William Gallas keep Fernando Torres quiet and send Arsenal through to the semis? Will Ronaldinho play a game of football? Are Chelsea dead certs for the semis? Find out our thoughts in the staff roundtable. One Click Away. |
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