Chris Dunlavy
CHRIS DUNLAVY: It’s time for a cap on owners
When the EFL announced strict new rules aimed at preventing clubs falling into the wrong hands, it begged an obvious question. Can the National League look forward to a future where it is not forced to reanimate the lifeless corpses of once proud sides?
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Chris Dunlavy: Standing the test of time!
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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: Carlisle United boss Mark Hughes had a reality check
Mark Hughes cut a remarkably philosophical figure in the aftermath of Carlisle United’s humiliating 5-0 defeat to York City on Tuesday night.
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Chris Dunlavy: Mark Cooper lost his credit in bank
Mark Cooper never possessed the wry avuncularity of a Neil Warnock, the taxi driver patter of a Harry Redknapp or the infectious passion of someone like Dean Brennan.








