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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Liverpool’s European glory in Istanbul was a great day shared with great people

1 week ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Liverpool’s European glory in Istanbul was a great day shared with great people

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Sachin Nakrani

We can tell ourselves something different but, the truth is, getting old is rubbish. There are various reasons for this but the main one is loss. The loss of vigour, the loss of mobility … the loss of hair. Most of all, though, it’s the loss of people. There are loved ones – friends as well as family – who pass, and then there are those who you share a special moment with and never see again. And so it is that this piece is for David, his dad and his mate.
From Portman Road to paradise: 10 key moments in Liverpool’s title win

1 month ago | theguardian.com | Sachin Nakrani

1) Slot makes a statement startA trip to Ipswich was a less than ideal way for Arne Slot to get his Liverpool reign off and running. The sun was out and Portman Road was crackling with anticipation as the hosts soaked in a return to the top flight after 22 years away. Roared on by their supporters, Kieran McKenna’s men indeed proved a stern test, with Jacob Greaves and Omari Hutchinson coming close to giving them the lead.
Kevin Campbell for Everton v Liverpool (1999)

2 months ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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Kevin Campbell for Everton v Liverpool (1999)

2 months ago | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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

2 months 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?

2 months 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?

2 months 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

Feb 14, 2025 | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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

Feb 14, 2025 | msn.com | Sachin Nakrani

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