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Politics, News & Issues > Soccer Is Arsenal's lack of English players' a problem?: 2 of 49
Arsenal's lack of English players has led to some criticism of the club. As one of England's leading clubs, there are some that argue that they should field more English players. Especially when representing England in European competition. For Wenger, this is a mute point. For the priorities of winning football matches must... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer What's more important in soccer: Style or success?: 4 of 34
There is something of a debate within the world of football (soccer) as to the importance of stylish, attractive football in comparison to good results. Which is the most important to fans, chairman, coaching staff and clubs as a whole? Of course, results are very important to any club. Do fans wish to see their team lose? N... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer Is Capello the right man for the England job?: 3 of 15
Fabio Capello might not be English, but there are some compelling reasons for his appointment by the FA. In most respects, he is a good choice of manager for the England role. For starters, he has one of the best track records in club football. From Real Madrid to Juventus, he has coached some of the largest clubs in the wor... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer World cup predictions: Who will qualify for the 2010 World Cup: 1 of 5
The 2010 World Cup will have 32 national teams in participation from Europe, North America, Asia, Africa and South America. Predicting who will make up most of these teams for the most part is not actually that difficult. For European nations will make up the largest number. With them, there is a contingent of teams who cons... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer Possibility of an African country winning the 2010 World Cup: 5 of 23
The 2010 World Cup will be held in South Africa. To the delight of the Africans, who may well feel that this could give them an advantage. However, if the truth be known the chances of an African nation winning this World Cup is unlikely. True, African football is better than it once was. Rarely are African nations now the w... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Sports Archives Winners of the world cup in 2002: 1 of 4
That Brazil won the 2002 World Cup, was a hardly a shock. They played with discipline and a little bit of classic Latin style that would prove too much for most teams. However, their qualification for the World Cup was not perfectly smooth. In the end, Brazil finished third in the South American qualifying group. Argentina w... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer Would a quota on foreign players make any difference to the English Premier League?: 2 of 7
This is an interesting question. For undeniably the Premier League does have a large number of foreign imports. Pretty much every squad have some foreign players. So with that, the answer may seem obvious. However, how strict the quota would be, might be telling. That is say, how many foreign players a squad will be limited ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer Why English Premier League soccer is so popular: 8 of 27
The Premier League, which began in 1992, has provided some of the most scintillating and a exciting football of any domestic league. Without a doubt, it has transformed the English game and turned an old-fashioned league into a modern one. For what its worth, the old English top-division did not compare that favorably with t... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Sports Archives The 1998 World Cup: 1 of 3
The Fifa World Cup of 1998 provided some great football and worthy winners in the form of France. The host nation had won, and rightly so, thanks to an inspirational Zidane amongst other top players. The French, as hosts, boasted a talented team. But the main concern was a lack of a top striker to score the goals. As things ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Soccer Reflections on promotion to the Premier League: 1 of 3
Most fans & teams will be delighted with promotion to the Premier League. After all, it is the top league of English soccer and also lucrative too. After the celebrations are over however, the hard work must begin. Getting promoted to the Premier League is one thing, staying in it is another. For the gap between the two ... More..