
James Gheerbrant
Sports Writer at The Times
Sportswriter @TheTimes @TheSundayTimes. Football, features, Europe, Friday column. Speak 🇫🇷🇩🇪
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2 weeks ago |
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2 weeks ago |
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3 weeks ago |
thetimes.com | James Gheerbrant
To a peculiar extent, the seasons of Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur have mirrored each other. After 36 games, one place and one point separate them in the Premier League, where both are destined for their lowest finish in decades, having contrived to turn a statement victory at the Etihad Stadium into a negative inflection point in their campaign. In the two domestic cups, they each made it through a combined four rounds.
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4 weeks ago |
thetimes.com | James Gheerbrant
During my early days as an aspiring journalist, fresh out of university, I sat a written test in the course of an application process. I had become extremely used to sitting exams in quiet, sterile, academic environments, cavernous halls bound by strict rules of dress and decorum, where you could hear the scratch of your own pencil. This was different.
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1 month ago |
thetimes.com | James Gheerbrant
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Mikel Arteta has built a v good, highly methodical team. They win through control; when they don't, it's often things outwith their control: a weird red, an odd ball, a keeper on 🔥. Are they too easily destabilised by the inherent randomness of football? https://t.co/IV38UPxx2M

Jürgen Klopp always understood that football is a business of stories. How does his own story end? This week’s column: https://t.co/K0RudH47r9

Really good reporting from Owen here

My special report, here, on the disgrace of the UAE and how it became the Wild West of the transfer market for young African footballers. https://t.co/9trDhnz4nP