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Harry De Cosemo

A freelance European football journalist who has worked for a variety of outlets including the Press Association, MARCA in English, FourFourTwo and SportsKeeda

Stories By Harry De Cosemo

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    Mason Greenwood still has plenty of time to fulfil potential

    This generation of England youngsters is already more exciting than almost any seen before. Structured coaching, deep planning and an approach which seeps through every level of the Football Association have helped to develop a conveyor belt of talent, which is finding its feet at the highest level for both club and country.

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    Arsenal facing familiar dilemma over Aubameyang form

    For Arsenal, internal and external criticism never seems too far away. When they started this season in typically meek, flimsy style, going down 2-0 to a Brentford side fresh from promotion, the knives were out for Mikel Arteta.

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    Ballon d’Or 2021 hysteria proves how high Messi has set the bar

    Eventually 30 Ballon d’Or 2021 nominations were whittled down to the final two, despite the illusion of secrecy, Lionel Messi was left next to Robert Lewandowski in the running and the seating plan.

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    Newcastle United fans have cause to be positive despite current woes

    Mike Ashley departed Newcastle United at the beginning of October like an overthrown dictator. Not two months on, the full force of the empty destruction he left is being felt hard. It will be no consolation to Eddie Howe, in the St James’ Park dugout for the first time against Norwich City on Tuesday night after a bout of coronavirus, that without Ciaran Clark’s ninth minute red card, his team would most likely have won their first Premier League game of the season.

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    Criticism of Ralf Rangnick appointment is no more than lazy punditry

    As Ralf Rangnick takes charge of Manchester United on an interim basis, his doubters have become writing him off before he’s even taken charge of a game.   It is human nature to fear the unknown but, for British football pundits, we are past the point of not knowing being a problem.

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    Is Ollie Watkins the key to life after Grealish at Aston Villa?

    Despite their expensive new signings, Ollie Watkins could still be the key to filling the void left by Jack Grealish at Aston Villa.   Villa Park was an expectant place on Saturday afternoon. For the biggest club in the Midlands, former European champions and a Premier League original, nothing short of victory is often demanded.

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    Noni Madueke could be the next English star

    There is something different about Noni Madueke, the person and the player. Even in the current age of English footballers finding their feet and an opportunity abroad, his story is unique. Having grown up at Tottenham, he played for the under-18s three years ahead of schedule.

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    What is stopping Frank Lampard from taking his next job?

    Football moves fast and it is easy to be forgotten if you don’t keep up. When football managers lose their jobs, more so than when they vacate them voluntarily, they are usually extremely non-committal when answering questions on their next move, because they can’t guarantee there will even be a next move.

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    Is Aleksandar Mitrovic finally proving himself as a top striker?

    Dusan Vlahovic, Serbia’s new hope up front, started against Portugal, but Aleksandar Mitrovic finished the game and did so emphatically. It was his goal, late on in Lisbon, which brought tears to the eyes of Cristiano Ronaldo and sent Serbia through to the World Cup in Qatar next winter and forcing Portugal, European champions until this summer, into the play offs.

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    David Moyes finally restoring reputation at West Ham

    David Moyes is proof that, for all the certainty of cancel culture, there can be a way back. Modern football is ever-evolving; it moves at a pace which demands those involved keep up. But there are plenty of ideas of what constitutes a successful football coach which have been peddled over the past decade or so, which have left managers like Moyes scrambling to stay relevant.

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    Tottenham and Conte: Marriage made in heaven or bound for divorce?

    It is strange to think that the Manchester United fans who watched their side decimate Tottenham Hotspur away last weekend probably feel like the real losers. It was a toxic evening in North London when everything changed.

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