Nick Miller
Staff Writer at The Athletic
Staff writer: @TheAthleticFC. Who Owns Football? out now, from @BloomsburySport, order from link below. Represented by @sportlitagent
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5 days ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
After what felt like weeks of speculation, Leeds United confirmed this week that Daniel Farke will be their manager in the Premier League next season. Instinctively, it feels ridiculous that it was ever a question. Leeds won the Championship with 100 points, beating a Burnley side with an almost impenetrable defence to the title.
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6 days ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
Tyler Bindon is completely unfazed. Unfazed by the potential pressure of having two professional athletes as parents. Unfazed by the family moving from New Zealand, the land of his birth, to California when he was 12. Unfazed by immediately establishing himself in the LAFC academy. Unfazed by moving to England aged 17. Unfazed by making his way in English professional football, where he'd never played before, at an age that most of us are just figuring out how to pay a gas bill.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Oliver Kay |Nick Miller
Inter's dramatic 7-6 aggregate win over Barcelona in the Champions League semi-finals this week seemed to have it all. Wonderkids doing their thing, a creaking centre-back transforming into a fleet-footed centre forward to take the second leg to extra-time, controversial refereeing decisions, six goals in the first leg, seven in the second leg, and a manager in a suit bellowing instructions in the pouring rain. What more could you want?
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
Welcome to The Briefing, where every Monday during this season The Athletic will discuss three of the biggest questions to arise from the weekend's Premier League football.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
Daryl Dike is smiling. And you can't blame him. For most of the USMNT striker's West Bromwich Albion team-mates, Saturday's game against Luton Town didn't carry much meaning. It was the final fixture of the Championship season, their chances of sneaking into the play-offs were long gone, the stakes were extremely low. For Dike, though, this was the first time he had started a league game in 750 days.
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Section in this week's Briefing about Marinakis, chucking the physios under the bus as well as coating off the manager in public, and making it all about him. https://t.co/nBt04PlXxr
Not ideal for Liverpool to concede there, but as long as the crowd gets behind the whole team I'm still backing them to win. Anyway, I've got the game on mute, don't imagine I've missed anything.
