Columnists
Mark Harris: Innocent until proven guilty
FROM time to time, clubs make administrative errors that lead to a variety of sanctions ranging from suspensions to points deductions to fines.
Sometimes these cases pass unnoticed, especially when the offending club hold their hands up and admit they got it wrong. But not always.
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Matt Badcock: Refreshing England assistant Anthony Barry is all the talk
Anthony Barry delivered a half-time assessment of England’s performance that was straight out of Non-League.
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Chris Dunlavy: The heart & soul of football!
Chris Dunlavy argues that data and analytics are stripping football of its creativity, while the EFL and Non-League pyramid remains a haven for freedom, flair and entertainment.
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Chris Dunlavy: Perfection or bust for bosses
Mark Hughes supposedly left Carlisle United by mutual consent, which is a bit like that bloke on Louis Theroux’s manosphere documentary yabbing about one-sided monogamy.
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Matt Badcock: Gus can finally pop the corks
When Gus Scott-Morriss kindly offered this hack a lift to a Maccy D’s around the corner from England C’s Swansea hotel, unopened bottles of bubbly were rolling around on the backseat.








