Top coaches are either psychologists or cult leaders; Maguire & company need the latter, writes Carlos Amato
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After a tough battle, Chelsea’s already slim Champions League hopes are lying in tatters
From the very first day of the season, Chelsea, reflecting their manager’s discontent, have seemed totally out of sync on the pitch.
The Manchester United manager’s bravado has morphed over the years into bitter sulkiness.
Antonio Conte’s Chelsea turned the Premier League title race into a procession in his first season, but worrying cracks are appearing.
Chelsea seem destined for another roller-coaster ride — and the accident that that inevitably entails
Faced with Atletico’s inability to recruit players, Costa said he would rather spend a year not playing than join another club.
With the Premier League season kicking off on Friday, Steven Griffiths looks at five questions ahead of the new campaign.
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/ 11 September 2011
Juventus outclassed Parma 4-1 in their first Serie A match in their new stadium with several close-season signings impressing for their new coach.