Troy Deeney is a sports journalist who writes for various publications including The Irish Sun, The US Sun, The Sun, and World Soccer Talk. With a focus on football, Troy provides analysis, commentary, and insights on teams, players, and matches, offering his unique perspective as a former professional footballer.
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By: Troy Deeney
NO CARBON KLOPPY Our columnist sets out the minimum expectation for SLot ARNE SLOT faces a mammoth task trying to emulate Jurgen Klopp.
By: Troy Deeney
CHELSEA are a circus — aren’t they? But the bigger concern should be if somehow, some way, Todd Boehly’s insane master-plan brings about success this season. Finish in the top four. Win a trop…
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WHEN I was doing my coaching badges as a player at Watford and Birmingham, I wanted to get the best possible advice. I asked friends and contacts up and down the country who I should speak to — and…
AS SOMEBODY who was proud to call himself a genuine old-school No9, I’m supposed to be part of a dying breed. And I can understand why people might think that. There is a lack of authentic centre-f…
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ARSENAL are the masters of the “dark arts”? Give me a break. I’ve been around and seen teams act way worse in the Prem. None of this is new. Alan Pardew’s Newcastle were great at it. Ce…
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ON the day Thomas Tuchel was unveiled as England manager, I was on an LMA course with 20 people who all aspire to be elite football bosses. Some were currently in charge of league clubs, …
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ARSENAL’S red-card run has me worried — but not for why you might think. If the likes of Declan Rice, Leandro Trossard and William Saliba had been sent off for violent conduct, aggressive behaviour…
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WHEN Ruben Amorim arrives in Manchester, he has got a LOT of mess to sweep up in a short space of time. I really like Amorim — he is an excellent coach and everything about him is world class, even…
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CHRIS WOOD’S career revival should help inspire every kid, every non-league hopeful, across the country. He has proved that, at the age of 32, there’s still a space in football for different types …
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I HAVE received a bit of heat this week for some comments on Mohamed Salah — so let me talk you through it. I claimed Salah is NOT world class. The Liverpool player is a brilliant winger, his goals…
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