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  1. What Chelsea's Europa League Win Says About the Differences Betwe...

    Michael Bertin

    With a looping back-post header well into stoppage time, Branislav Ivanovic turned Benfica goalkeeper Artur into a statued spectator and gave Chelsea FC a 2-1 win in the Europa League final. The easy explanation for Americans not well versed in the v...

    Blog | May 17, 2013
  2. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Marc Stein

    Men in Blazers

    Ferguson. Moyes. Mancini. Scholes. Barbara Walters. The greats say good-bye and heads roll at season's end. Michael Davies and Roger Bennett dissect the decapitations and even find time to debate the origins of pie with special guest and Manchester C...

    Blog | May 14, 2013
  3. Manchester City Just Want to Be Loved (So They Are Going to Fire ...

    Chris Ryan

    During what would be a doomed FA Cup final performance at Wembley Stadium on Saturday, Manchester City fans sang for their doomed manager, Roberto Mancini. The divisive Italian still had a place in the hearts of the club's supporters, even if he had ...

    Blog | May 13, 2013
  4. Just What Does Wayne Rooney Think He's Doing?

    Chris Ryan

    Regard the Rooney. Here he is, above, in a photograph taken last January, in the act of kissing, or grabbing, his Manchester United badge on his Manchester United jersey, in front of some Manchester United fans, at Manchester City's stadium, the Etih...

    Blog | May 10, 2013
  5. You Are Here: Memory, Manchester, and Alex Ferguson

    Graham Parker

    I left Manchester 10 years ago, after 14 years of living in the city. Through that entire time, Sir Alex Ferguson has been the manager of Manchester United. And in a few weeks' time, he won't be. Perhaps it's that final symbolic severing of a part...

    Blog | May 09, 2013
  6. Alex Ferguson Calls Time: 3 Takeaways on the Manchester United Ma...

    Chris Ryan

    1. Before Alex and After Alex As any Liverpool fan with a good memory will be happy to tell you, English football did not start with the Premier League's 1992 formation. It can sometimes feel that way; the league is rather proficient at self-mytholo...

    Blog | May 08, 2013
  7. Men in Blazers With Ian Darke

    Men in Blazers

    It hasn't been the finest vintage, this Premier League season. But most football fans agree, they will drink anything if the price is right. Chelsea, Arsenal, and Tottenham all got what they needed over the weekend, even if there were a string of rat...

    Blog | May 08, 2013
  8. Men in Blazers: Manchester United, Luis Suarez, and the Premier L...

    Men in Blazers

    The Battle for Third and Fourth is now officially under way. On Monday, Manchester United and their ragtag ensemble wrapped up their 20th league title in impressive fashion (move over, Don Nelson, the mad scientist officially resides at Old Trafford)...

    Blog | April 24, 2013
  9. Men in Blazers: Football Violence, the FA Cup, and the Race for t...

    Men in Blazers

    Old-school fan violence reared its ugly head this weekend, from the hallowed terraces of Wembley to the streets of Newcastle upon Tyne. Even hardened criminals from the depths of Her Majesty's Prison Service were in disbelief over the audacity of one...

    Blog | April 17, 2013
  10. An Arsenal Fan and an Everton Fan E-mail About Today's Match, the...

    Brett Koremenos and netw3rk

    Brett Koremenos: The Arsenal-Everton showdown today has massive implications for the Champions League. Bottom line, if my Toffees can't even manage a draw, you can kindly wave good-bye as they fade into your rearview mirror. Should they win, however,...

    Blog | April 16, 2013
  11. Q&A: Author Kevin Sampson on Thatcher, Hillsborough, Liverpool, a...

    Graham Parker

    Kevin Sampson is a writer shaped by his experiences on the "island state" of Liverpool, England, where he is also a longtime season-ticket holder for the celebrated soccer team. His novels and nonfiction writing explore the recent past and present of...

    Blog | April 11, 2013
  12. Will the New Noise at Old Trafford Make a Difference?

    Michael Bertin

    When this slipped out late last week, it barely picked up much traction because, well, it seemed weird. Plus it surfaced on Friday, and Friday is where news goes to die. Manchester United has hired a sound engineer to improve the atmosphere at its...

    Blog | April 08, 2013
  13. Relegation, Fascism, and Paolo Di Canio: A Sunderland Fan Takes S...

    Graham Parker

    So on Sunday night I get a text from Phil about fascists. Phil is my designated friend for casual abuse around the sporting arena. We share text messages full of sarcasm and invective that may well act as a social service for those around us, by b...

    Blog | April 02, 2013
  14. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Herculez Gomez

    Men in Blazers

    The unpredictable predictably happened again over the weekend. Manchester United marched on ever closer to its 20th league title, Everton came back to life against Manchester City, and Liverpool's momentum came to a grinding halt thanks to surprising...

    Blog | March 20, 2013
  15. Champions League Underdog of the Week: Arsenal

    Spike Friedman

    The English Premier League is down to one team in the Champions League. It has been more than 15 years since no English team made the Champions League quarterfinals, but that is the most likely scenario after Tuesday's matches. Reigning champion Manc...

    Blog | March 12, 2013
  16. Dimitar Berbatov Just Won the Harlem Shake Video Olympics

    Chris Ryan

    Sorry, Aleksandar Kolarov. Want to read more about this enigmatic figure? Check out Hua Hsu's piece from earlier this year....

    Blog | February 28, 2013