Ste Tudor
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Articles by Ste Tudor
Where next for the soul-sapping sociopath Mourinho when Spurs finally see sense?
We are all now overly familiar with the three-year cycle that clubs are unfortunate enough to bear if misguided enough to employ Jose Mourinho…
16/04/2021

Feed the Goat because he’s adored: Why Shaun Goater is Manchester City’s legend of legends
Shaun Goater’s strike-rate for Manchester City is very impressive but it’s also a long way from being mind-blowing. Across five seasons the forward scored…
10/04/2021
90s Ballers: Joe Cole, the cheeky magician who showed us glimpses of greatness
It’s admittedly a bit cheeky to include Joseph John Cole in our 90s Ballers series. After all, he didn’t make his professional debut until…
28/03/2021
Farewell, Frank Worthington: A footballing crooner who entertained the masses
Last Tuesday, a footballing Elvis left the building. As we mourn the sad passing of Frank Worthington we mourn too the beautiful game’s last…
27/03/2021

Adios Big Sam: Why the T-Rex of football dinosaurs has finally had his day
Big Sam Allardyce wasn’t always a meat and potatoes, eight-men-behind-the-ball-at-all-times manager. Once he was considered a progressive coach who embraced the early advances of…
13/03/2021

90s Ballers: Peter Beardsley, England’s Messi-lite
There was a kid in primary school who you could never get the ball off during break-time. This mini-Messi was never what we used…
06/03/2021

Why the media will always seek to diminish a successful Manchester City
As a Manchester City supporter I have become accustomed to the fact that my club will never get a fair shake from the media.…
28/02/2021
90s Ballers: Jan Molby, Liverpool’s ultimate Danish reveller
Across the globe there are men of a certain age who go to bed each night thanking their lucky stars they were children during…
22/02/2021

90s Gold: Why Leicester’s Izzet and Heskey inspired cup specialists are so beloved
After pulling up trees with Wycombe Wanderers in the early to mid-nineties, Martin O’Neill was a manager in high demand so it wasn’t a…
13/02/2021
