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Forshaw returns to action as impressive Leeds United U23s make first-team auditions
Adam Forshaw made his first appearance in 21 months last night as a youthful Leeds United team triumphed over a tough-tackling, combative Guiseley AFC.
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In with the new for Leeds United as club readies for pre-season opener with Guiseley
Leeds United will get their preparations for the 2021/22 Premier League season underway this Tuesday with a visit to Yorkshire neighbours Guiseley AFC, in a match that will set of a period of four matches in five days for Marcelo Bielsa’s enthralling side.
Luton Town Season Review: A feather in Nathan Jones’ Hatters
http://gty.im/1272113238 What a season it has been for Luton Town, from scraping survival in the Championship last season to finishing…
Wood looks to dislodge Magpies from prospective Premier League perch as Fulham watch keenly
Embed from Getty Images A season-defining fixture against a resolute Burnley awaits Steve Bruce’s travelling Newcastle team this Sunday, as…
Can mathematics tell us who will get promoted from the Championship this season?
The Championship is well-known for being one of the most difficult to predict leagues in world football. Teams can go from play-off contenders to relegation fodder within only a few months (see Hull in 2020) and now, as we approach the conclusion of a season blighted by an absence of fans, it is as open at the top as ever.
How do we solve the issue of online abuse?
“If you’re a racist supporter, you are a racist supporter. The idea that you can ban someone from football but they can still go to other sports seems to me to be a mockery.”
History beckons for Salford City: EFL Trophy final preview
This Saturday, almost a year after it was first scheduled to be played, we will see League 1 promotion contenders Portsmouth, take on a Salford City side who are looking upwards themselves in League 2.
Watford looking to avoid shock from revitalised Wycombe Wanderers
This should be a tough well-fought entertaining game and whoever emerges victorious will hope that the win can act as a catalyst for the rest of the season. Wycombe want to stay up, Watford want promotion. WIll either of them attain it?
Their road to success, or failure, could well start on Wednesday.”
Does the Drysdale charge exemplify the recent change in footballing culture?
“As the media-centric revolution has occurred across football, we have steadily seen a decline in the confidence and authority of referees up and down the leagues and this is because there is now the technology to definitively prove a referee wrong.”