All posts tagged "Gianfranco Zola"
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Crystal Palace
/ 9 years agoCrystal Palace and the Premier League Would Lose A Good Manager If Ian Holloway Is Sacked
Much has been made about the reported meeting between Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish and manager Ian Holloway following Monday night’s...
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English Football
/ 12 years agoWest Ham’s Most Important Summer Beckons
Four years ago, West Ham’s fans and players were licking their wounds after coming so close to winning the clubs first...
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/ 12 years agoGianfranco Zola Serves Coffee to Sky Sports Reporters
Love or hate West Ham United’s performances on the pitch this season, you have to admire Gianfranco Zola. He’s always been...
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/ 12 years agoWest Ham Sack Gianfranco Zola: Who Should Replace Him?
Gianfranco Zola was sacked as manager of West Ham United this morning. While this hardly comes as surprising news for followers...
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England
/ 12 years agoNoon Ticker: City Attempt To Recall Hart, Solano Arrested On Rape Suspicion, More
Manchester City Attempt To Recall Joe Hart From Birmingham City Manchester City’s lack of a proven goalkeeper is putting their Champion’s...
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/ 12 years agoWho Wants To Be A Football Manager?
The pleasures of playing football are easy enough to understand. It’s a great sport and if you’re any good you get...
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/ 13 years agoThe Fate of Antonio Cassano
If he were an opera star, he would be il divo. If he were an American sports star, he would be...
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/ 13 years agoWest Ham’s Takeover Is Well-Considered, Stable and Boring
For those not emotionally invested, the sale of a prominent Premier League club is chum in the water. We want easily...
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/ 13 years agoWest Ham Await Summer Progress
When Gianfranco Zola got back on the team bus from Goodison Park yesterday he could be forgiven for thinking “Only one...
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/ 13 years agoRonaldo v Taylor and the LMA Makes Recommendations About Refs
So the big story that will be blown out of proportion from United’s 2-1 victory over Newcastle is the war of...
