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/ 13 years agoTop Ten: Wigan Exports
Since their promotion to the Premier League in 2005 few expected little Wigan Athletic to maintain their top flight status and...
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/ 13 years agoTibs Injured Footballers FC
Tibsnews.com looks at the most injury-prone players in Premier League history. There will be some familiar names in the team and if you...
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/ 13 years agoThe demise of Dyer’s talents
Kieron Dyer has been released from Queens Park Rangers leaving his football profession up in the air after an injury plagued...
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/ 13 years agoNon League Upsets
It’s FA Cup Third Round weekend, Hastings, Luton and Macclesfield are the only three Non League left in the completion, can...
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/ 13 years ago2013: The Future Told – Part Two
You’ve read what will happen in the first six months of 2013, now get ready for more twists and turns as...
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/ 13 years ago2013: The Future Told – Part One
2013; another year, another 12 months of Premier League football. But what lies in store for those lucky enough to ply...
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/ 13 years agoMilan friendly abandoned
A friendly match between AC Milan fourth tier side Pro Patria has been abandoned after 26 minutes following the Serie A...
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/ 13 years agoTop Ten: League Cup shocks – what’s been the worst?
The League Cup has always provided upsets and this season is no different. Who would have thought that Arsenal, a club...
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/ 13 years agoTop Ten: Premier League flops this season
As we draw ever closer to the festive period, you’ll realise that Christmas crackers are actually similar to that of football...
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/ 13 years agoTop Ten: Football’s funniest injuries
Football has a long and rather embarrassing history of bizarre injuries, from slipping in a puddle of urine to being massacred...
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- Domenica Bastardi – Game 32 of 38: Fiorentina 1-0 Lazio: Tribuna experience, missed chances and Robin Gosens’ decider 24 April 2026Having only managed five Lazio games in 2026 so far, I could not pass up the chance to see Fiorentina vs Lazio right on my doorstep in Florence. With Lazio fans banned, this was always going to be a different kind of experience. Thankfully, a friend sorted me a very good ticket in the Tribuna, […]Scott Balaam
- Who is the GOAT of men’s rugby? Carter, McCaw, Wilkinson — and the legends who defined greatness 22 April 2026The question of who is the greatest rugby player of all time is one that sparks fierce debate across hemispheres. Unlike tennis or football, rugby’s GOAT discussion is complicated by positions, eras, and styles of play. But one thing is clear: greatness in rugby is not just about stats. It’s about influence, leadership, and moments […]Scott Balaam
- Leicester City are RELEGATED to League One as Foxes suffer back-to-back relegations 21 April 2026Leicester City have been relegated to League One after failing to beat Hull City on Tuesday night in the Championship. Going into the fixture, the Foxes needed to win all three of their remaining Championship ties, and hope results go their way, to have any chance of staying up. However, they failed at the first […]Luke Augustus
- Wolves are RELEGATED to the Championship after West Ham’s 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace confirms fate 20 April 2026Wolves have been relegated to the Championship after West Ham United drew with Crystal Palace on Monday night. Wolves have been staring at relegation for months and their fate has finally been sealed following events at the London Stadium. The Molineux outfit have endured a miserable season – with the club having only recorded three […]Luke Augustus
- FSOM: Forget the Masters’ weird traditions, cycling’s Paris-Roubaix race is known as Hell of the North with a quirky ‘prize’ for its winner 20 April 2026The Masters is a weird event. It might not be up there with wife carrying, bog snorkelling and cheese rolling, but it’s a strange event, the equivalent of golf’s little brother with ADHD. The fact that it is a a major golf tournament, played over four days, does not make it strange, but all the […]John May