Stories By Harry De Cosemo
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Why Oliver Glasner’s Crystal Palace Reign Is Ending In Turmoil
It was telling that when Oliver Glasner made his way over to the visiting Crystal Palace fans after defeat to Sunderland on Saturday, the reception he received was far from positive. Eight months ago, the Austrian guided Palace to their greatest ever achievement, one that is not likely to ever be topped.
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Starting Again, Again: Manchester United and the Cost of Living in the Past
Once again, Manchester United are starting again. Ruben Amorim left the club this week after appearing to criticise the board for stifling him, and the search is on for his replacement. It is yet another wasted era where the Premier League’s most successful club spent heavily and backed a coach with a specific system without making up ground on the clubs sat on what they see as their perch.
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Why Chelsea Have Become a Managerial Graveyard
Since Clearlake and Todd Boehly arrived on the scene, Chelsea have felt like an explosion waiting to happen. Last week, with the acrimonious exit of head coach Enzo Maresca, it finally detonated. Maresca departed in what appeared to be a club-led move, but he had made his displeasure clear a matter of weeks earlier.
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Is Pep Guardiola’s era in the Premier League coming to an end?
The moment all Manchester City fans are dreading is in sight. Pep Guardiola is getting ready to walk away from the Etihad Stadium whether at the end of this season, or next, when his contract expires.
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Xabi Alonso may be out of his depth at Real Madrid
During the 2023-24 season, Xabi Alonso was the hottest property in football coaching. He led Bayer Leverkusen to their first ever Bundesliga title with an unbeaten season as well as the German Cup. Only Atalanta’s demolition in the Europa League final stopped them achieving one of the most perfect seasons in club football history.
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Salah vs Slot: The rift tearing Liverpool apart
Usually, when journalists wait in mixed zones for players after matches, they do so with little hope of a line to generate a real story. What luck, then, for the reporters gathered at Elland Road after Liverpool had dropped more points against Leeds United on Saturday night when Mohamed Salah stopped to talk.
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Manchester United’s dire need of midfield signings
Manchester United are finally making progress under Ruben Amorim. The problem is, his initial struggles after arriving from Sporting Club last season have had a lasting impact on the disparity between the Red Devils and those they should be competing with for Champions League qualification and, ideally, the Premier League title.
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Could Antoine Semenyo be the next big Premier League move this January?
Every transfer window, there are a number of players who are expected to be hot property as they are linked with huge moves. As January approaches, Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo is seldom out of the headlines and for good reason.
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Tuchel’s Ruthless England: Balance Over Brilliance Ahead of 2026 World Cup
England’s squad for the 2026 World Cup in North America could be very different to the one many people would pick, with manager Thomas Tuchel taking a stricter approach to the balance of his side over including the best individual names.
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Rob Edwards saga is further proof there’s no loyalty in football
Loyalty in football is a façade. While players may kiss the badge and managers pump their fist to the away end, the truth is that in most cases, it is merely a job and when another opportunity at a higher level, with a bigger pay packet comes alone, relationships with team-mates, staff members and fans mean very little and decisions become transactional.
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Tottenham’s attack has to improve to find consistency
Thomas Frank’s impact at Tottenham has been clear since he replaced Ange Postecoglou in the summer. The Dane is one of the most adaptable coaches in Europe, able to pick a team that suits the opposition.
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