Like Albert Einstein, Lionel Messi's operates on plane of brilliance that most humans cannot access. Read about Messi's otherworldliness here. (Written in April 2015)
In our multi-part series, Colm Murphy recalls the famous footballers that have played in the League of Ireland. Part eight focuses on Tambling, McDermott, Channon, Callaghan, Sunderland & Worthington
In our multi-part series, Colm Murphy recalls the famous footballers that have played in the League of Ireland. Part six focuses on Peter Lorimer, Terry Venables & Barry Bridges.
In our multi-part series, Colm Murphy recalls the famous footballers that have played in the League of Ireland. Part five focuses on Dixie Dean, Geoff Hurst & Jimmy Johnstone.
In our multi-part series, Colm Murphy recalls the famous footballers that have played in the League of Ireland. Part three focuses on Gordon Banks & Trevor Brooking.
Football and drugs. Two elements of modern life that have been inextricably linked for decades, both feeding into each other like a never-ending ouroboros of excess, delirium, and chaos.
Love them or hate them, Millwall and their fans are as much a part of football’s tapestry as the game itself. And as the chant goes, no one likes them—and they wouldn’t have it any other way.
Arsene Wenger is most famous for his work with Arsenal, whom he took over in 1996 and has won multiple trophies for, however, one would be forgiven for not remembering his work prior to his Gunners career.
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