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‘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 0571

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

#HarryClaims: The Internet’s Story of Kane’s Goal Against Stoke

Football

by James Pike - 17 April 201825 April 2018 0454

Harry Kane has caused an uproar on Twitter after he claimed a goal many thought to be Christian Eriksen’s. In Tottenham Hotspur’s match against Stoke City on 7 April, Eriksen hit a ball that eventually found its way into the back of the net. The ball came close to touching Harry

When David beats Goliath: The best comebacks from underdogs in the Champions League

Football

by José Bourbon - 12 April 201811 April 2018 0515

Last Tuesday there was one of those rare moments where the unexpected happened and the team considered to be worse - Roma - came back against a supposedly way better team - Barcelona, when few thought that was possible. I decided to look back at other times in which the

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

by Matt Bowers - 12 March 201818 March 2018 01508

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 01648

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 01310

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

“I just knew in my bones that I’d get another chance to finish it off”: Michael Thomas and co captured in new documentary: 89

Football

by Joe Leavey - 17 November 201711 June 2018 0861

“Something happened that everybody said was impossible.” These were the words of Lee Dixon, speaking at the premiere of 89, a new documentary film that tells the story of Arsenal’s fabled last-minute league win over Liverpool in 1989. Dixon - an executive producer of the film and full back in that championship

Revealed: Premier League sponsorship deals 2018/19

Football

by Adam Samuel - 15 November 201715 November 2017 02654

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

Klopp’s rise to the Kop: An inside track

Football

by Ena Bilobrk - 14 November 201714 March 2018 02003

Widely known as media sweetheart and journalists’ man crush it is no news that Jürgen Klopp is arguably the nicest guy in football. Yet, being nice is generally not enough to become a renowned manager. Curious about his road to the Kop, Ena Bilobrk took a look at Klopp: Bring

Don’t Crack Podcast: Episode 4 – Asians in Football

by Adam Samuel - 19 October 201726 October 2017 0706

In the fourth addition of the Don't Crack Podcast, we discuss the lack of visible representation of the Asian community in the British football culture. For this episode we were joined by a special guest in freelance journalist and documentary film maker Daldeep Kaur. LISTEN TO PODCAST BELOW: https://soundcloud.com/user-303248527/dont-crack-podcast-episode-4-asians-in-football Asians in Football Documentary: www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIqzdM_-mKA Adam Bio Adam