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Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Arsenal: Samir Nasri - Following Money or The Eastlands Dream?

Arsene Wengers stance on the imminent departure of Samir Nasri from the Emirates has been both refreshing and laden with common sense.He used the analogy that I have always believed in and relates to the normal working world.As much as you may love the company you work for, if you were headhunted to...

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Monday, 11 July 2011

Would you like to write for Squarefootball?

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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Tuesday, 20 July 2010

Will The Times experiment force more football journalism behind a paywall?

Reading Tom Dunmore's thoughtful piece on The Times paywall experiment does question where football articles will come from in the future. I don't mean the cut and paste transfer speculation and inane nonsense that pollutes NewsNow and the like - I mean the articles from established writers who pro...

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