Nick Miller
Staff Writer at The Athletic
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
There he is, a man who has recently risen from relative obscurity to one of the most revered figures in Italy, who came from abroad and is viewed by some as just a step below the Almighty himself. And as you can see, he met the Pope this week too. Yes, it's been some week for Scott McTominay.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
For the Inter players and coaches, victory in Saturday's Champions League final will provide a career high point, a moment of individual glory. But Inter as an institution have been there before: their triumphs in 1964, 1965 and 2010 provide the key moments in the club's history. For Paris Saint-Germain, it would be something new. A few of their squad have appeared in previous finals, a couple have winners' medals, Luis Enrique coached Barcelona to victory in 2015.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller |Jordan Campbell
For a lot of this season, the Premier League has been light on compelling, competitive narrative. It was pretty clear that Liverpool would be champions from fairly early on, and it was even more obvious that Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton were going to go down. Stakes seemed low, attention could easily wander, the summer loomed. But then, emerging over the hill to save us all as winter turned into spring, was the race for the Champions League places.
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nytimes.com | Nick Miller |Stuart James
There's a certain beauty to the final day of a Premier League season. As-it-stands league tables, news of developments filtering through to fans via a slither of phone signal (or a transistor radio if you're old-school) and wild celebrations guaranteed somewhere - but not everywhere - when those final whistles blow.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Nick Miller
It was just under a year ago that Fenerbahce's Sukru Saracoglu stadium was full of wild-eyed fans, who had queued around the block to get in and were climbing barriers, burning flares, thoroughly fired up for one of the biggest moments in not just Fenerbahce's history, but Turkish football too. This wasn't for a game, but for the unveiling of Jose Mourinho as their new head coach. Actually, unveiling doesn't really do it justice.
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RT @SebSB: On Hamburg's big night and their road back to the Bundesliga. @TheAthleticFC https://t.co/TSrPNhnHXZ
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.
