Columnists
STEVE HILL: We live life on the edge
In the year of Our Lord 1536, a man drew an imaginary line across a field. It probably wasn’t his intention, but as a direct consequence of this mid-millennium map-making I couldn’t get a pint on the second day of 2022. And I couldn’t watch my team yesterday because the United Kingdom is no longer united and a man in China ate a bat, or so we’re led to believe.
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Chris Dunlavy: The heart & soul of football!
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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.








