
Alex Keble
Columnist at Freelance
Freelance Journalist at Tribal Football
Features and Tactics Writer at Premier League Productions
Football journalist. Tactics & features for @PremierLeague, @SportingLife, @OptusSport, etc. I’m now exclusively on Threads! Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
sportinglife.com | Alex Keble
The last thing Nottingham Forest need is for people to overreact to a single bad performance and a result entirely at odds with the pattern of their season. But it’s hard not to see the 1-0 defeat to Everton as an omen.
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sportinglife.com | Alex Keble
It says a lot about the insulation afforded to the super-clubs that Manchester City look like they’re about to have the most successful crisis season in English football history. Pretty much everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong for the champions. And yet a couple of months from now Pep Guardiola’s side might have qualified for the Champions League, won the FA Cup, and picked up £97 million for winning the Club World Cup.
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bbc.com | Alex Keble
If the past decade of English football has one unifying theme it is tactical renewal. Since the mid-2010s - and since Antonio Conte, Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp - the Premier League has attracted Europe's best coaches, putting a once sleepy and unsophisticated division at the vanguard of tactical innovation. But we are in a moment of flux. New ideas still flood into the league but nothing, yet, has emerged as the next great theory.
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premierleague.com | Alex Keble
Football writer Alex Keble highlights the hot topics and tactical lessons from Matchweek 32 so far, including: - Man City show their spirit ahead of summer revival - Arsenal's inability to finish matches defining their season - Maresca loosens the reigns to inspire Chelsea's comeback - Individual errors a worry ahead of Spurs’ biggest game of Postecoglou era - Everton’s battling performance has Forest fans worried - Well-rested Newcastle blow away error-prone Man Utd - Villa show their depth,...
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premierleague.com | Alex Keble
Football writer Alex Keble analyses Newcastle United's 4-1 win against Manchester United. There was a time not long ago when a calm, routine 4-1 victory for Newcastle United would have triggered a mini-meltdown inside and outside Manchester United. These days, with Man Utd beyond crisis and into a season-long malaise, results like this simply feel like a regulation win for the demonstrably better side.
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