Tony Cascarino is a football columnist and pundit at The Times. He specializes in competitive sports, particularly team sports, drawing from his extensive experience as a former professional footballer and international player for the Republic of Ireland. Cascarino has been featured in talkSPORT, The Times, tribalfootball.com, and Gptoday.com.
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Tony Cascarino's coverage is predominantly focused on football, particularly the Premier League and its players. Given that 50% of his articles are opinion editorials, he may be open to pieces offering a unique perspective or analysis on current events in football.
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Head coach’s ability to get best of squad lacking in true superstars has made Midlands club biggest threat to ‘big six’. They can beat anyone
By: Tony Cascarino
Leeds striker is enjoying purple patch after injury-ridden seasons with Everton. Should he stay fit and in form, he could be ideal England back-up to Harry Kane
Thomas Tuchel’s playing down of Man United player’s chances raises questions about those central defenders who England head coach has prioritised ahead of him
Liverpool and Arsenal both averaged more possession in their FA Cup defeats but couldn’t cope with direct, forward-first approaches of Man City and Southampton
There’s a disconnect between players and supporters at the most pivotal point of Premier League campaign. Mikel Arteta needs courage from his team to change that
Fans expect style that reflects them and Alex Neil’s team, who are aiming for Championship play-off final, remind me of the Eighties side I was promoted with
Mo Salah was correct to air concerns about club. Something needs to change at Anfield — Andoni Iraola would bring back intensity fans crave
By: Tony Cascarino
Arsenal manager was not afraid to discard former favourites Mesut Ozil and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and now his captain could pay for his declining impact
By: Tony Cascarino, Tom Allnutt
Despite boasting talent like Bruno Fernandes and João Neves, side remain sluggish in attack. So how much blame lies with the manager and superstar striker?
By: Tony Cascarino
Like Fernandinho and then Rodri, England midfielder is now best in division at his role — which makes him worth every penny of the eye-watering fee Man City have paid
