
Sam Wallace
Chief Football Writer at The Telegraph
Chief Football Writer at The Sunday Telegraph (UK)
Chief football writer for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers (formerly @SamWallaceIndy)
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msn.com | Sam Wallace |Jason Burt
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telegraph.co.uk | Sam Wallace |Jason Burt
Thomas Tuchel and the Football Association will lobby Fifa to change new protocols for the World Cup next year that require countries to move to new base camps for each knockout round. England head coach Tuchel arrives in Florida next week to watch Manchester City play Juventus in Orlando at the Club World Cup on Thursday and also to visit potential base camps. Those include some in Kansas, the Midwest state that is the approximate geographical centre of the United States.
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telegraph.co.uk | Sam Wallace
First there were the immigration laws introduced in Trump's first term that were potentially objectionable to many of the nations voting. There was also Trump's widely reported " s---hole countries " remark in January 2018, made privately to a group of senators, and directed at Central American and African countries which had high levels of immigration into the US. But Infantino wanted the US and its two neighbours to host 2026. Kushner had Bin Salman onside.
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sports.yahoo.com | Sam Wallace
Gianni Infantino was in the Oval Office almost seven years ago when he introduced Donald Trump, then in his first term as president of the United States, to the concept of football’s yellow and red cards. The Fifa president was a much less globally established figure in 2018 – just a few weeks past his first World Cup finals at the head of the organisation he had ruled since shortly after its 2015 crisis.
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telegraph.co.uk | Sam Wallace |Tom Morgan
Salutary warning for the Premier LeagueDAZN paid an exit fee of around €100 million to get out of the LFP deal as well as additional outstanding sums. Remarkably, it may yet play some role in the direct-subscriber service Ligue 1 clubs are hoping to launch next season, although that has not yet been decided. Above all, it showed the problems of launching a new-to-market streamer that offers football and nothing else - a miscalculation that those in the Premier League will have followed closely.
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