Eduardo Tansley
Sports Journalist at Freelance
Sports writer ✍️ @TheAthleticFC @TheAthleticNBA @TheAthleticNFL Bluesky: https://t.co/Ck7qMaipmt
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Eduardo Tansley
"Nobody else in the world is doing what I do," Richie Gray tells The Athletic from his office in Galashiels, a small town in the Scottish Borders, about an hour south of the country's capital, Edinburgh. Gray is the Scotsman who helped innovate a football play the Philadelphia Eagles have made so effective that NFL owners were two votes away from banning it last month. No doubt teams across the league are likely wishing the Eagles had never hired the 55-year-old in the summer of 2023.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Eduardo Tansley
Chess world champion Gukesh Dommaraju beat Magnus Carlsen in a classical match for the first time, causing the world No. 1 to slam the table in frustration at the Norway Chess 2025 event. The pieces toppled over as Carlsen, widely regarded as one of chess' greatest players, punched the table after realising defeat to the 19-year-old. Carlsen had led much of the game but lost momentum after sacrificing his knight in a blunder.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Eduardo Tansley
The train from Waterloo station, just south of the River Thames in central London, to Brentford's Gtech Community stadium in west London was only 20 minutes, but a group of three Jamaica fans took the time to hang the country's flag in the window. Another Jamaica fan tested out the three horns he had brought and proclaimed they were going to win the Unity Cup. The vibes were high.
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1 month ago |
bvmsports.com | Eduardo Tansley
Ollie Watkins. Ivan Toney. Are Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa next? When club captain Ivan Toney left Brentford for Saudi Arabia's Al Ahli for £33million ($44.12m) plus add-ons last summer, manager Thomas Frank turned to players already at the club. With 38 Premier League goals this season combined, Mbeumo and Wissa have filled the Toney void brilliantly, contributing heavily to Brentford's highest goal tally in the Premier League (65).
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Eduardo Tansley
Ollie Watkins. Ivan Toney. Are Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa next? When club captain Ivan Toney left Brentford for Saudi Arabia's Al Ahli for £33million ($44.12m) plus add-ons last summer, manager Thomas Frank turned to players already at the club. With 38 Premier League goals this season combined, Mbeumo and Wissa have filled the Toney void brilliantly, contributing heavily to Brentford's highest goal tally in the Premier League (65).
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Scotsman @RichieGrayGSI helped innovate a football play the Philadelphia Eagles have made so effective that NFL owners were two votes away from banning it last month. “Nobody else in the world is doing what I do,” he says. @TheAthletic @TheAthleticNFL https://t.co/4qwTbEhCPk