Sean Cole
Sean Cole is a freelance journalist. He has written for FourFourTwo, BBC Sport and When Saturday Comes among others. A Birmingham City supporter and staunch Nikola Zigic advocate, he once scored a hat-trick at St. Andrew’s (in a half-time game). He also has far too many football shirts and spends far too much time reading the Wikipedia pages of obscure players.
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Quiz! These players thrived under pressure, consistently finding the net from 12 yards

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The high-profile clash hasn’t been selected for broadcast by either Sky Sports or TNT Sports

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Quiz! Goalkeepers pride themselves on clean sheets and these 25 have been the best in the business

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The Manchester United favourite left Navbahor Namangan in acrimonious circumstances back in October 2020

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Players at all levels of the game have taken to cutting holes in the back of their socks to help them perform

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The Euro 2024 qualifying group stage finishes tonight – but there will still be three places available at next summer’s tournament

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Manchester United could be about to repeat past mistakes with another ill-advised transfer – and fans are set to be raging about it

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Quiz! We're looking for the 35 countries to have qualified for the men's Euros since 1960

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The Manchester City midfielder spent five years at Stamford Bridge before leaving to join the champions

By Tom Hancock Published
Morgan got to lift the Premier League trophy as Leicester skipper – and he credits one player with an 'integral' role in that victory

By Ryan Dabbs Published
Brighton recruit hidden gems from across the world, and one player's quality was evident before he had even made a Premier League appearance

By Tom Hancock Published
Walters was at Ipswich while Keane was in charge, but things ultimately went sour for the pair after the striker left for Stoke

By Ryan Dabbs Published
Every player has a bad game on occasion - but Jonathan Walters had the most-nightmarish match possible in 2013

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In an interview conducted just months before his passing, Chris Bart-Williams recalls getting his big break at Sheffield Wednesday, hitting heights with Forest and the team-mates and coaches that stuck in his mind

By Ryan Dabbs Published
Henry's handball in 2009 sparked huge controversy, but the former Ireland captain admits he might have done the same

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Lee Carsley and Thomas Gravesen were unmistakeable at Everton together in the early 2000s - but did Real Madrid really get the wrong man?

By Ryan Dabbs Published
EXCLUSIVE When City received such huge investment in 2009, one former star was left in the lurch about his future

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England U21s kick off their tournament against Czech Republic on Thursday, and manager Carsley is full of optimism

By Mark White Published
England U21 boss Lee Carsley played with a 15-year-old Wayne Rooney – and now he describes him as "world-class"

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GREATEST GAMES With over 140 caps to her name and a shedload of trophies, former Lionesses star Karen Carney talks FourFourTwo through the greatest games in her distinguished career
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