Manchester United – Sports Gazette

‘It was hard but it was enjoyable’ – Jenny Archer MBE on her decade with the Crazy Gang and coaching career at Fulham Ladies

by Aramide Oladipo - 29 June 2018 0237

Jenny Archer MBE is perhaps better known for her influence on Paralympian David Weir CBE, who has thrived under her guidance, winning six gold medals and securing eight London Marathon victories in the process. The pair founded the Weir Archer Academy in 2013, and Archer details how the ambitious Weir made

Don’t Crack Podcast: Episode 10 – ‘Specialist in Wenger’ edition

by Iman Alaouie - 26 April 20183 May 2018 0602

If you're looking for a 36-minute Arsène Wenger Eulogy guest-edited by yours truly... you've come to the right place! I was invited to join the tenth addition of the Don't Crack Podcast by hosts Adam Samuel and Aramide Oladipo. With special guest and Arsenal super-fan Joe Leavey, we take a personal

Are Man Utd trying to make us take our eye off the ball?

Football

by Shane Murphy - 23 March 201823 March 2018 01830

Manchester United have announced they are launching their first ever professional women's team, with their home games to be played at Man Utd’s AON Training Complex. The Salford based club insist they have applied to the FA for a licence to Join the WSL as early as next season, when

Since 1955 Podcast: Spurs and PSG out, Chelsea and United…in?

by Matt Bowers - 12 March 201818 March 2018 01272

https://soundcloud.com/user-821454638/since-1955-second-leg-recappreview Adam Samuel and Aramide Oladipo from the "Don't Crack" podcast sit in to chat about Spurs devastating collapse against Juventus, Madrid defeating PSG, Chelsea's chances against Barca and United hosting Seville!

“People pay subscriptions and licensing fees to hear articulate insight”: Garth Crooks on football punditry and his playing career

by Aramide Oladipo - 2 March 201828 June 2018 01189

Tottenham supporters will surely have fond memories of Garth Crooks as he helped them secure back-to-back FA Cup success in the eighties, which also included an equalising goal in the 3-2 victory over Manchester City in the 1981 final. Crooks was also part of the Spurs squad who lifted the 1984

Since 1955 Podcast: Super Spurs, problems at United, Chelsea host Barca

by Matt Bowers - 19 February 201818 March 2018 01079

https://soundcloud.com/user-821454638/since-1955-first-leg-recappreview Fellow Gazette writers Will Pearse and Shane Murphy joined me to chat about an insane first week of Champions League round of 16 matchups and what lies ahead this week! Talking Tottenham's huge result in Turin, Madrid's thriller against PSG, Mourinho's problems at Old Trafford, and look ahead to Chelsea v

Since 1955 Podcast: The Premier League Strikes Back

by Matt Bowers - 12 February 201818 March 2018 01018

https://soundcloud.com/user-821454638/the-premier-league-strikes-back Richard Lenton sits in to share his thoughts on FIVE English clubs competing in the Champions League and the future of the Premier League in European competition in this mini-pod. The guys also chat about their predictions on how the clubs will fare in the Round of 16, Quarterfinals, and

Since 1955: Matchday 5 recap

by Matt Bowers - 23 November 201720 January 2018 0633

https://soundcloud.com/user-821454638/since-1955-matchday-5-recap Join host Matt Bowers as he catches you up on all the action from Matchday 5 of the UEFA Champions League! Talking Liverpool's colossal breakdown in Seville, best goals from the week, PSG's dominance, and more!

Revealed: Premier League sponsorship deals 2018/19

Football

by Adam Samuel - 15 November 201715 November 2017 02193

As all eyes turn once again to the Premier League after the international break, we've tirelessly sourced new sponsors for all 20 top flight clubs heading into next season. See if you agree! Manchester City/Netflix - Brash new kid on the block, they’ve made old DVD’s redundant. Add new flavours of

World XI players who should retire from international football

Football

by Aramide Oladipo - 15 November 201715 November 2017 0492

The international football world has recently bid farewell to a handful of great servants. Modern day legends such as Holland superstar Arjen Robben and Italy’s 2006 World Cup winner Gianluigi Buffon have recently decided to walk away from the international game. While both their nations failed to qualify for the upcoming World