
Thomas Burrows
Football Writer at The Athletic
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Thomas Burrows |Greg O'Keeffe
Amid the rush of panic she felt as the speeding Audi raced up behind her car, the motorist noticed something odd. She would later recall how the young man and woman in the erratically driven vehicle had yellow balloons hanging from their mouths. Minutes later, Brandon Williams had hit another car, causing it to spin out of control. His own hit the central reservation after a dangerous overtaking manoeuvre.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Thomas Burrows
The Premier League title and relegation places may have been wrapped up in April but there is still plenty to play for. There are crunch games in the tight tussle for a Champions League spot next season, with third-placed Newcastle United playing Chelsea, who are two places below them. Nottingham Forest, the division's surprise package, host Chelsea on the final day of the season (May 25).
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Thomas Burrows
Pierre Sage pops onto the Zoom screen from a ski lodge in France's Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, close to the border with Italy. He has been enjoying some quality family time after he was dismissed from his position as Lyon head coach at the end of January. It was the 45-year-old's first managerial role in senior football, and his first sacking in what is a notoriously brutal industry, but the experience has only left him hungry for more.
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Thomas Burrows
When Gus Poyet arrived to work as a BBC Sport pundit for a 2013 Confederations Cup match between Spain and Nigeria, he was still the manager of Brighton & Hove Albion. The Uruguayan had been suspended by the club the previous month following their Championship play-off semi-final defeat by Crystal Palace but there had been no further news about his position.
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Thomas Burrows
Manchester United's under-18s humiliated Leeds United's youngsters on Saturday, winning 13-1 as highly rated 14-year-old JJ Gabriel scored twice on his age-level debut. It was a resounding victory for United at Carrington and followed the disappointment of Aston Villa knocking them out of the FA Youth Cup semi-final on Monday night.
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