Tom Allnutt is a football journalist who writes for The Times, with a focus on national football in the United Kingdom. He has also been featured in CODE magazine. Tom covers a wide range of topics in his articles, including injury updates, player profiles, fan culture, and analysis of football matches and teams.
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Tom Allnutt's articles primarily focus on sports, particularly football with an emphasis on the Premier League and specific clubs such as Manchester City, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur. He also covers evolving stories in the world of sports.
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After a sixth game in 18 days, William Saliba admits Arsenal would not have beaten Wolves without Declan Rice’s ‘ability to sprint even at the last minute’
Cole Palmer will be assessed on Tuesday after in-form Chelsea forward missed training because of illness before Premier League match against Arsenal at Emirates
Arsenal 5 Chelsea 0: Kai Havertz strikes twice against former club, Ben White hits double and Leandro Trossard scores to keep Mikel Arteta’s side top of Premier League
Europa League qualification will be key factor if 52-year-old is to keep his job after Chelsea’s season went from bad to worse with FA Cup exit and Arsenal humiliation
Era of experienced ‘trophy manager’ is over. Big teams now seek a breed of coach that focuses on identity of their own team rather than the opponent, delegates willingly to specialists and relies on data as much as intuition
They are fearless and relentless but in all the gritty stuff they are lacking — and were nowhere near Arsenal. Is it in Postecoglou’s DNA to sacrifice the fun in the same way Mikel Arteta did?
By: Gary Jacob, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat, Charlotte Duncker, Alyson Rudd, Paul Joyce, Tom Allnutt, Paul Hirst
Our writers look for potential banana skins as they analyse the final seven fixtures that will decide whether Arsenal or Manchester City lift the trophy
Tottenham manager dismisses importance of set pieces, from which his side conceded twice on Sunday, and says he would not tolerate his players indulging in antics like those of Arsenal’s Ben White
After spending more than £200million last summer, Tottenham are set to provide Australian with new striker, centre back and midfielder, while Richarlison and Bissouma could be sold
Leeds United leave Carrow Road happier after Norwich City first leg, while Southampton manager Russell Martin laments performance against West Bromwich Albion
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