Sachin Nakrani

London

Deputy Football Editor, Guardian Sport at The Guardian

Deputy Football Editor at @guardian_sport I Man behind @WEULFCbook | Host of @FANS_thepodcast I 90s fanatic I Random thoughts & rubbish jokes

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Kevin Campbell for Everton v Liverpool (1999)

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Kevin Campbell for Everton v Liverpool (1999)

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Golden Goal: Kevin Campbell for Everton v Liverpool (1999)

3 weeks ago | theguardian.com | Sachin Nakrani

I didn’t have a great time at university. Academically it was fine – got in, got a 2:1 in history and got out – but socially I struggled. There were various reasons for that, a fair few of which were definitely my fault. Like joining zero societies. Like joining the uni magazine but writing zero articles for it. And like what happened on my first night there.
Quiz: which teammate was first to join these Premier League goal celebrations?

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Sachin Nakrani |Niall McVeigh

1.We begin in October 1992 at Selhurst Park. Dalian Atkinson has just scored the goal of the season, and is embraced by an Aston Villa fan holding an umbrella. Which teammate is first to join the celebrations? 2.Jürgen Klinsmann scores his first Tottenham goal at Sheffield Wednesday in August 1994, and celebrates by taking a dive. Who joins him first? 3.Eric Cantona for Manchester United v Sunderland, December 1996.
Quiz: which teammate was first to join these Premier League goal celebrations?

1 month ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | Sachin Nakrani |Niall McVeigh

We begin in October 1992 at Selhurst Park. Dalian Atkinson has just scored the goal of the season, and is embraced by an Aston Villa fan holding an umbrella. Which teammate is first to join the celebrations? Dean SaundersGarry ParkerRay HoughtonSteve FroggattJürgen Klinsmann scores his first Tottenham goal at Sheffield Wednesday in August 1994, and celebrates by taking a dive. Who joins him first?
Patrick Barclay, talented and respected football journalist, dies aged 77

2 months ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Patrick Barclay, talented and respected football journalist, dies aged 77

2 months ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Patrick Barclay, talented and respected football journalist, dies aged 77

2 months ago | theguardian.com | Sachin Nakrani

Patrick Barclay, the much talented and widely respected football journalist, has died at the age of 77. Barclay began his career at the Guardian and went onto work for a host of this country’s other quality titles – the Observer, the Independent, the Sunday Telegraph and the Times. Barclay was also a prolific writer of football books as well as an engaging and charismatic voice on the sport for various radio and television shows, most notably Sky Sports’ Sunday Supplement.
Denis Law, Manchester United and Scotland legend, dies aged 84

Jan 17, 2025 | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Denis Law, Manchester United and Scotland legend, dies aged 84

Jan 17, 2025 | theguardian.com | Sachin Nakrani

Great names from Manchester United and Scotland have paid tribute to Denis Law, a legendary figure for both club and country, following his death at the age of 84. Law, who was diagnosed with dementia in August 2021, scored 237 goals in 404 appearances for United and was the last surviving member of Old Trafford’s “Holy Trinity”, following the passing of George Best in 2005 and Sir Bobby Charlton in 2023. As such, his own passing represents a hugely significant moment in the club’s history.