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The i Paper

25/10/2017 | World Cup fever grips Lebanon
13/10/2017 | The French Renaissance

Get French Football News

08/09/2017 | Christian Gourcuff: a man under pressure
27/08/2017 | A meteoric rise: Ousmane Dembélé
20/08/2017 | Kylian Mbappé to PSG would undo Ligue 1’s significant strides towards being taken seriously
12/08/2017 | Why Neymar's debut will be no walk in the park
04/08/2017 | Neymar to PSG: The state-sponsored transfer
07/07/2017 | Saving Strasbourg: from the brink of extinction to a return to Ligue 1
01/07/2017 | Are Rennes entering into a brave new world following a shift in transfer policy?

The Get French Football News Show (Podcast)

09/10/2017 | Episode 98
02/10/2017 | Episode 97
25/09/2017 | Episode 96
18/09/2017 | Episode 95
04/09/2017 | Episode 93
29/08/2017 | Episode 92

uMAXit

26/09/2016 | Why Nicolas Otamendi is Manchester City's new 'Mr Reliable'

HITC

Freelance Writer for HITC summer 2016 (300+ articles)| All articles can be found here

BlueBird

21/10/2016 | The Future of Football: The Analytical pundit?

Cambridge Globalist

21/03/2016| The European Super League: a corruption of the soul?

Mail Sport

07/07/2016 | Southampton fans fume at Monday night fixture

04/07/2016 | Dani Alves shows off special talent

31/12/2015 | Iniesta backs Messi for Ballon D'Or

31/12/2015 | Cristiano Ronaldo insists he cannot please everyone

Varsity Online

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27/05/2017 | In Defence of Ligue Un
22/05/2017 | Premier League title caps unprecedented season for Fitz football
26/09/2016 | From China with Love: CUAFC on tour

10/12/2015 | The Varsity Match 2015 Live Blog

02/11/2015 | Cambridge United sack Richard Money

30/10/2015 | Cambridge United denied by late Taylor terror

30/10/2015 | Cambridge United Wants U!

28/10/2015 | Oh, ça va mal, Michel, ça va mal

2015-2016 | The College Football Review 2015-16 (Multiple Articles)

16/10/2015 | The College Football Preview 2015-2016

20/07/2015 | Varsity Rugby fixture to be televised by the BBC

06/06/2015 | Simon Johnson: Qatar under 'added pressure' without Blatter (Interview)

30/05/2015 | FIFA: The corrupt and the geopolitcal

16/05/2015 | Splendid isolation: English clubs in Europe

12/04/2015 | Cambridge crushed as Dark Blues dominate the Boat Races

06/04/2015 | Plain sailing for Light Weight rowers at Henley

09/03/2015 | Penalty pain for Cambridge's Blues

27/02/2015 | Dwain Chambers at the Cambridge Union

13/02/2015 | From Varsity to the BBC - Dan Roan (Interview with BBC Sports Editor)

07/02/2015 | Wycombe grab narrow U's win

30/01/2015 | Cambridging the gap

20/01/2015 | Embarrass Manchester United? Cambridge have done it before...

06/01/2015 | Cambridge United secure dream cup draw

2014-2015 | College Football Review Weeks 5-12 (Multiple Articles)

IntoPress Football

06/05/2017 | Measuring Mark Hughes at stalling Stoke
29/04/2017 | The Manchester derby; a season in a night
03/08/2015 | The Plague of the Modern Football Owner

TCS

11/12/2014 | Hard working Under 21s overcome by Oxford firepower

Guardian Witness

08/02/2015 | Football in Ghana; Tourists take on the local school in Akome

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