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Sunday, 24 June 2012

Manchester United: Five handy facts on Shinji Kagawa

Sir Alex Ferguson has looked to the Far East to improve his squad for the new campaign by signing Japanese international Shinji Kagawa. The midfielder was instrumental in helping German giants Borrusia Dortmund to successive league titles along with the German Cup last season, but there are still ...

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Monday, 11 July 2011

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Do you live, breathe and sleep football? Do you have a passion for writing and want your views to be read by a potential audience of millions? Then we at Squarefootball Towers would love to hear from you. Whether you follow Aberdeen or Accrington Stanley, West Ham United or Wolfsburg, we can offer ...

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Friday, 29 February 2008

5403 J.League 2008 Season Preview

by : Matthew Knott The J.League season commences on Saturday 8th March and several clubs will be harbouring ambitions of victory in what is becoming one of the world’s most competitive and exciting leagues. Since its inception in 1993 there have been six different champions with a few other clubs...

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Posted by Antony Melvin at 11:00 AM in Japanese J-League | | TrackBack (0)

Monday, 10 January 2005

1513: Korean K-League: A season of t

by : John Duerden As the K-League’s 22nd season came to an end in December, Korean fans could have been forgiven for feeling a tad disappointed. The reason for such forgiveness is not just because of Christmas but mostly due to the fact that the 2004 Korean season was dull. The games were dull and ...

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